Gekidou

Uverworld's song 'Gekidou' delves into the emotional and psychological turbulence that individuals face in their lives. The title itself, which translates to 'Turbulence,' sets the stage for a journey through inner conflict, resilience, and the quest for meaning. The lyrics are a blend of introspection and defiance, capturing the essence of struggling against the odds while seeking a deeper understanding of oneself and the world.

The song opens with a sense of dissatisfaction and a desire for authenticity, as expressed in lines like 'キキアキタフリーズや ダレカノCOPYじゃ満たされないんだよ' (I'm tired of listening to the same old things, someone else's copy won't satisfy me). This sets the tone for a narrative that rejects conformity and superficiality. The recurring theme of searching for something genuine and meaningful is evident throughout the song, symbolized by the imagery of losing the sun and seeking the moon's whereabouts.

As the song progresses, it explores the idea of losing sight of what once seemed clear and drowning in a sea of memories. The lines 'ミエテイタモノマデミウシナッテボクラハ オモイデノウミノナカオボレテイクノニ' (Even the things we could see, we lose sight of, and we drown in a sea of memories) poignantly capture this sense of disorientation and nostalgia. Despite this, there is a call to action, a 'Rebel one' who must rise and fight against the chaos, symbolizing resilience and the human spirit's indomitable will.

The song's climax emphasizes the importance of letting go of some cherished memories to move forward. 'タイセツナオモイデモスコシオイテイコウ' (Let's leave some precious memories behind) suggests that clinging to the past can be a burden, and only by lightening this load can one navigate the turbulent waters of life. The repeated invocation of 'Rebel one' serves as a rallying cry for self-empowerment and transformation, urging listeners to embrace change and find their own path amidst the chaos.