Fuhen

Ano's song "Fuhen" delves into the complexities of individuality and societal norms. The lyrics reflect a struggle with being perceived as different and the frustration that comes with it. Ano begins by acknowledging that being 'not normal' is often seen as a flaw, but she quickly dismisses this notion, suggesting that such judgments are commonplace and should not be a cause for concern. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of what it means to be unique in a world that often values conformity.

The song critiques the superficial encouragement of individuality. Ano sarcastically points out that while society claims to celebrate uniqueness, it often does so in a way that feels insincere and patronizing. The line "その個性を大事にとか笑える神かよ" (It's laughable how they say to cherish individuality) highlights this hypocrisy. Ano's frustration is palpable, as she feels that true individuality is not genuinely appreciated but rather mocked or misunderstood.

Despite the societal pressures, Ano finds solace in her uniqueness. She expresses a deep love for her own quirks and the things that make her different, even if they are not always understood or accepted by others. The repeated phrase "むかつく" (It’s annoying) underscores her irritation with societal expectations, but it also serves as a declaration of her resolve to stay true to herself. The song ultimately conveys a powerful message about the importance of embracing one's true self, regardless of external judgments or pressures.