Itteki no Eikyou

Uverworld's song 'Itteki no Eikyou' delves into the complexities of human emotions and the struggles of navigating life's uncertainties. The lyrics emphasize the importance of forgiveness and self-acceptance as essential steps toward personal growth and moving forward. The repeated lines, '許せば進めるし 恨みは立ち止まらす' (If you forgive, you can move forward; resentment makes you stop), highlight the idea that holding onto grudges can hinder progress, while forgiveness can pave the way for a better future.

The song also touches on the inevitability of life's inequalities and the futility of blaming oneself or others for these disparities. The lines '身に起こるその10パーセント事故自律でも 残りのスーパーセント誰のせいでもないその不平等' (Even if 10% of what happens to you is self-inflicted, the remaining super percent is nobody's fault, it's just inequality) suggest that many aspects of life are beyond our control. This acknowledgment encourages listeners to focus on what they can change and to let go of what they cannot.

Furthermore, 'Itteki no Eikyou' addresses the dangers of self-deprecation and the importance of self-love. The lyrics '一番いけないことはさ 自分はダメだと思うこと' (The worst thing is to think you're worthless) and 'そんな自分を君も愛してあげてよ' (Love yourself for who you are) serve as a reminder that self-worth is crucial for mental well-being. The song's message is clear: despite the world's injustices and personal setbacks, maintaining a positive outlook and striving to live rightly are commendable and necessary for a fulfilling life.