Ringo Mogire Beam!

The song 'Ringo Mogire Beam!' by Ootsuki Kenji is a vibrant and enigmatic piece that seems to blend absurdist elements with a message of hope and change. The repeated phrase 'Ringo mogire beam!' does not have an obvious meaning in English or Japanese, which suggests it may be a nonsensical phrase or an invented 'magic word' that symbolizes a transformative power or a call to action. The lyrics suggest that this phrase is an 'aikotoba' or a secret word that can initiate change.

The song touches on themes of love, work, and the search for meaning. It warns against falling in love too quickly or seeing someone as a god, as they might just be performing a role or following a script. This could be a metaphor for the disillusionment one might feel when realizing that much of what is presented in life is superficial or contrived. The song encourages the listener to embrace their feelings ('omoi') and to shout out their beliefs, indicating a push towards authenticity and self-expression.

The references to 'zetsubou' (despair) and the contrasting images of 'Shangri-la' and 'paradise' suggest a journey from darkness to an ideal state, possibly implying that through embracing one's true self and joining with others who share the same passion ('aikotoba'), one can find a utopian existence. The song ends on a positive note, reassuring that 'Everything's gonna be alright,' and that the night of despair will eventually end, reinforcing the theme of hope and the power of belief to overcome adversity.