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Originally Posted by Corvina
Hm, I don't think Kuu is ever going to be really popular again.
She is a similar package like Namie as an artist, but her character is pretty much the polar opposite of hers.
And flashy and progressive characters like Kuu's just aren't trendy at all at the moment.
Kuu also seems to be happy with where she is now. Not to mention that she is quite critical with (Japanese) society in her songs in recent years and I don't think she ever wants to fully bend to that pressure again.
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I feel something in commom with that. She uses sexy appeal as girl power, IDK, but in a traditional (sexist) society like Japanese lyrics like HAIRCUT stimulates changes and non conforming situations "be whatever you want to be", "cut your hair", "it doesn't matter what they say".