Kawaikutegomen (feat. Capi)

HoneyWorks' song 'Kawaikutegomen (feat. Capi)' is a vibrant and assertive anthem of self-love and empowerment. The lyrics, delivered with a playful tone, revolve around the theme of being unapologetically oneself despite facing criticism and envy from others. The repeated phrase 'かわいいくてごめん' which translates to 'Sorry for being cute,' is used ironically to address the negative comments the protagonist receives about their appearance and behavior.

The song's protagonist expresses confidence in their choices, from fashion to makeup, and refuses to let the spiteful remarks of others affect their happiness. This defiance is encapsulated in the lyrics 'むかついちゃうよね ざまあ,' which roughly means 'You must be annoyed, serves you right.' It suggests a rejection of societal expectations and the pressure to conform. The song encourages listeners to take pride in their individuality and to continue enjoying life despite the jealousy or disapproval of others.

HoneyWorks, known for their pop and rock influences, often incorporates themes of youth and romance into their music. 'Kawaikutegomen' stands out as a message of self-acceptance and resilience. It's a reminder that one's self-worth should not be compromised for the sake of others' opinions. The song resonates with anyone who has ever felt judged for simply being themselves and serves as an anthem for self-empowerment and the celebration of personal identity.