ダイダイダイダイダイキライ (daidaidaidaidaikirai)

Kasane Teto's song "ダイダイダイダイダイキライ" (daidaidaidaidaikirai) delves into the intricate emotions of hatred and dependency. The lyrics express a deep-seated frustration and resentment towards someone, blaming them for the speaker's negative feelings. The repetition of "ダイダイダイダイダイキライ" (I really, really, really, really hate you) emphasizes the intensity of these emotions. The song captures the paradox of being unable to sever ties with someone who causes such distress, highlighting the complexity of human relationships.

The song also explores themes of self-reflection and the realization of one's own weaknesses. The speaker acknowledges their own foolishness for having expectations and relying on others, which ultimately leads to disappointment. This introspection is coupled with a critique of societal norms and the superficiality of social interactions, as seen in the lines about being a "八方美人" (people pleaser) and the "匿名性の声明" (anonymous statements) that fuel hate speech. The lyrics suggest a desire to break free from these constraints and find a sense of autonomy.

Musically, Kasane Teto, a Vocaloid character, brings a unique blend of electronic and pop elements to the song, enhancing the emotional impact of the lyrics. The energetic and somewhat chaotic arrangement mirrors the tumultuous feelings expressed in the song. This combination of lyrical depth and dynamic music creates a powerful commentary on the struggles of navigating complex emotions and relationships in a modern, interconnected world.