レディメイド (readymade)

Ado's 'レディメイド (readymade)' is a powerful anthem of rebellion against societal norms and expectations. The song's lyrics delve into the struggles of conforming to a pre-determined path and the desire to break free from the constraints imposed by society. The repeated use of '論理' (logic) and '侘しさ' (loneliness) highlights the internal conflict of trying to fit into a mold that doesn't align with one's true self. The protagonist acknowledges the futility of trying to change while being aware of their own dissatisfaction.

The chorus, with its explosive 'One, two, threeで弾け飛んだ' (One, two, three, and it burst), symbolizes the breaking of fixed ideas and societal expectations. The use of '固定観念バットで撃って' (hitting with a bat of fixed ideas) and 'レディメイドの金銭に' (readymade money) suggests a rejection of materialism and superficial values. The protagonist questions the value of conforming and expresses a desire to live authentically, even if it means facing discomfort and societal disapproval.

Ado's lyrics also touch on the theme of identity and the pressure to conform to societal roles. The lines '大人になれば溶け込んで' (when you become an adult, you blend in) and 'カネと愛情で踊るのさ' (dance with money and love) critique the loss of individuality in adulthood. The song's raw and rebellious tone, combined with its energetic and chaotic musical style, captures the frustration and defiance of a generation unwilling to be molded by societal expectations. 'レディメイド (readymade)' is a call to embrace one's true self and reject the pressures to conform, making it a resonant and empowering anthem for those feeling trapped by societal norms.