Look Only At Me

Takayan's song 'Look Only At Me' delves into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love and the frustration of feeling neglected in a relationship. The lyrics express a deep sense of betrayal and disappointment, as the protagonist grapples with the realization that their partner's affection is superficial and conditional. The repeated lines 'きみいがいいない' (You said you liked me) and 'ふざけんなこんなけっかだよ' (Don't mess with me, this is the result) highlight the protagonist's anger and hurt over the broken promises and unmet expectations.

The song also touches on the theme of modern distractions, such as games and smartphones, which seem to hold more importance to the partner than the relationship itself. The line 'げーむとすまほのが「あい」つよいんだ' (Games and smartphones have stronger 'love') underscores the protagonist's feeling of being sidelined by these distractions. This sentiment is further emphasized by the sarcastic suggestion that the partner should kiss their gadgets instead, as they seem to be more affectionate towards them.

Takayan's raw and candid lyrics also reflect a struggle with self-worth and the societal pressures of appearance and material wealth. The lines 'かわいけりゃいい？ぶすだよばか' (Is being cute enough? I'm ugly, you fool) and 'かねありゃいい？もってねえわばか' (Is having money enough? I don't have any, you fool) reveal the protagonist's insecurities and the harsh reality of feeling inadequate. Ultimately, the song paints a poignant picture of a relationship strained by superficial desires and the painful realization that true affection is absent.