discussion! :D

[babbled.livejournal.com]

Outside of the "Kotoba Yori Taisetsu na Mono" PV, the PV for "Aozora Pedaru" has been the only other Arashi PV that features a woman. Additionally, the new PV offers the woman a significant role in the PV plotline.

Is there any significance in that, do you think? (as a reflection of growth, in relation to the Asia tour, as a new image Arashi is trying to put out?) Or do you think it's just cause of Sho's Honey and Clover movie?

Comments

[winterkill.livejournal.com]

Well, the plot of the PV is obviously related to Honey and Clover, as it deals with youth, growing up, friendship, and love, all of which are themes in Hachikuro. And the plot with Sho not getting the girl is similar.

But I do think it means something for Arashi's image. I mean, even with Arashic, isn't the style of music different than their older albums? I think they are maturing as a group, in terms of content and style and image. They are expanding, and their fanbase is, in a lot of cases, growing up along with them.

[squints63.livejournal.com]

Actually Arashi is trying to tell their fangirls that if they try to ask sho out because jun is egging them to, then they can and will be denied.

[orangewanderer.livejournal.com]

haha nice one XD

[genshoku-gal.livejournal.com]

I think it just has to do with the movie.

Though, I kind of hope it has something to do with maturing because I wouldn't mind more of these PVs with girls in them. ^^;;

[suikamelon.livejournal.com]