Woah woah no no la la?

[extepan]

these are catchy, so i like them.

[dreamland2.0]

I thought that when I first started listening to her.
She likes to 'la'!!!
But I honestly love those parts to bits!!!
I like how it's a signature vocal thing for her!!

[chloeM]

i love how ayu did to Sparkle with No No No....

[Tasked]

Sometimes there could be a deeper meaning.

yaya gaga dada wowwow..


1) first. yaya, she's born!!!
2) she says her first words. gaga
3) ayu grows up and changes. dada
4) she is grown up and amazes everyone: wow wow!!

It's actually representative for Ayu's growth as an artist from being a child to becoming an adult.

[waterballoon]

^ LMAO.

Oh I forgot to mention that my favorite part of Bold & Delicious is...

YAYAYAYA GAGAGAGA DADADADA WHOAWHOAWHOAWHOA!

[rookies]

^
^
@ Rody: So funny, hehe.

[Ayumi_lover]

Well this words sometimes really makes deep meaning
like in And then, or evolution.
in Free&Easy it makes mood, makes you flow into the song with strong voice.

[emi♡]

Originally Posted by noidea

^ Thats the same I sometimes think when reading critics as well, I mean: instruments NEVER use words, and nobody complains about that xD The voice is an instrument as well after all, so why shouldnt it make the "pure" form of music, without language and understandable for all people?

Actually...you'd be surprised how many people dislike music that doesn't have any words...

when we would listen to classical music...people would always complain that there's no words...

I think...yeah the average person doesn't really appreciate music for it's MUSIC only.

Words are important to a lot of people...

I never had a problem with the "filler" english she uses lol I never noticed it lol

[noidea]

Actually, I'm a person which rates the words very high as well, but I like seemingly meaningless(jajajajadadadadagagagagawowowowo) words better than total crap thats just written because a song needs lyrics(or sex) for people to like it.I prefer instrumentals over songs with bad lyrics often, argh, I dont know how to explain xD

[yoshino]

hmmm. I like tat actually.. it fills the song in a nice way imo.

But not for Bold & Delicious pls!!

[AyUta]

They don't bother me at all, just when she gets too over dramatic

[C+R+E+AYUMI]

Originally Posted by maikaru

It depends on the song..
I think most of the time, these parts completely fit the song!! ^^)
Especially evolution, is this LOVE?, etc.~

OK I agree.. but please, don't tell me that:

ya ya ya ya ga ga ga ga da da da da wo wo wo wo

was good..it's horrible to me, it ruined the song

[Ayumi27]

I love her when she uses the "no, la, da, yeah, wow...", specially Who..., evolution, Bold & Delicious & UNITE!

[tommy96814]

moments lol

[panda♥]

the "hira hira hira hira" and "yura yura yura yura" parts of Will almost sound like fillers. XD

[Picaflor 7/4]

it doesn't work in some songs. Moments opening is just extended. 50 seconds of just lalala gets annoying after a while. Yes it does work in some songs, but idk could she make some songs when she doesn't adlib? try to avoid it for at least one album?

[pommy48]

oh yeah, what does hira and yura mean?＠＿＠

[Kingdom]

i just think of it as a toned down adlibbing.

i love adlibbing!!!!

[kendelle]

I never felt those spots were "empty". I really like how she uses YA GA DA WOAH YEAH NO OH NO LA in her songs

I don't know what she'd fill those spots with but I don't think it would add any more to the song than the "filler words". I love the way she sings them <3

[Embleu]

For the most part, I hate filler words, but Bold & Delicious's opening =

Originally Posted by pommy48

oh yeah, what does hira and yura mean?＠＿＠

I'm pretty sure they're onomatopoeia for petals falling (hira) and something swaying (yura).