/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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Congratulations, you are literal head-dented retards that not only know zero Japanese, but are also too stupid when it comes to media literacy to understand the ironic meaning of the translated lyrics, while also being too lazy to look up what Japanese people say the song means.
Idol is a cynical song about idols sung from the perspective of one who knows they are lying to their fans. In the context of the anime, it should have been really obvious which character's perspective the song is being sung from.

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The song is sung from the perspective of an idol who has a boyfriend/lover and is lying to their fans and feels guilty about it, but justifies it by saying that it isn't her fault and that she'll be the perfect idol for them anyway, even though she's a liar.
The anime's central plot point is that idols are liars and idol fans are incels that want their idol to lie to them about having relationships. It's incredibly cynical and in the first episode, an evil idol fan finds this great idol and stabs her to death in front of her two children, who she was hiding as a single mom. The rest of the show is about those two kids growing up to be an idol and an actor with weird reincarnation shit.

The song itself is about the singer's desire to lie to their fans so that she can be their "perfect, invincible idol" even though she knows she isn't.
It's a good song and really catchy, and it has 500 million views, but the messaging of its lyrics is alligned with the ideas of the show, manga, and author, and is inseparable from them.

The entire song is about the singer, Ai, singing that in order to be the best idol, you need to lie to your fans.
The entire first episode claims that all idols are liars and that their fans want to be lied to because all idols hide their relationships and lives from their fans. The entire premise of the show is that if you are an idol fan, then you are a cuck.
This is the song Gura chose to sing to us.

who's doing a watchalong?