Gibberish

In 'Gibberish,' THE BOYZ delve into the overwhelming and often nonsensical nature of modern communication. The song opens with a repetitive chant of 'Da, da, da, da,' setting the tone for a world where meaningful dialogue is drowned out by noise. The lyrics express skepticism and confusion about the current state of affairs, highlighting how ambiguous and unclear words have become. The phrase 'The world is crazy, crazy now, so keep your head down' suggests a sense of disorientation and the need to protect oneself from the chaos.

The chorus, with its playful yet poignant repetition of 'blah, blah blah' and 'nobi-dobi-da,' emphasizes the futility of trying to make sense of the constant stream of meaningless chatter. The use of multiple languages and nonsensical phrases like 'chin-pun, can-pun' further illustrates the global nature of this communication breakdown. The song suggests that in a world filled with 'gibberish,' true understanding and connection are hard to come by. Instead, the band advocates for a more intuitive and emotional form of communication, as seen in lines like 'Without conversation, でも以心伝心' (even without conversation, we can communicate heart-to-heart).

The song also touches on the idea of escaping from this chaotic world. References to 'Hakuna Matata' and 'euphoria' hint at a longing for a simpler, more joyful existence. The lyrics 'Erase all painful words from the world' and '言葉忘れてしまおう' (let's forget words) suggest a desire to move beyond the limitations of language and find peace in silence and mutual understanding. By the end of the song, THE BOYZ seem to advocate for a world where words are less important than the emotions and connections they are meant to convey, urging listeners to 'Hold you tight now, もう恐れるものないよ, no fear.'