Like a reincarnation

For some reason, Kohta Takahashi's mailbox receives comment notifications from Youtube every day recently.

It's a message from viewers that Ridge Racer Type 4's "Move Me" inspired JPEGMAFIA's "BALD!".

Peggy fans seem to have been worried that Kohta's lively comments could ruin his channel.

I'm sorry.

So far, it hasn't been said, "Shut up the fucking yellow monkey."

I haven't been involved for a year and a half since the release of "BALD!" So that my words and actions don't get in the way of promotion noise.

Two years later, I exercised my qualification to talk about this song.

That is the right that only the creator can have, the moral rights of the author.

Kohta refocused on JPEGMAFIA and listened to other songs.

Although I carefully refers to the credits, I can only say that his own songs are geniuses.

In addition to the world of science fiction that I think is included, Hendrix, the representative of The 27 Club in his name, is rampaging.

The members of the club are even younger in the hip hop world.

My favorite Juice WRLD, who sang "We ain't making it past 21", is no exception.

Unleashed from the curse of the two clubs, the live staging of modern Hendrix is

just the initial impulse of lost rock.

I was once again interested in his sound and expression.

JPEGMAFIA was most influenced by Kanye West.

It's a big name that makes it difficult for anyone to escape the effects.

Kanye himself said that he was greatly influenced by "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" when he made his first album by himself from Jay-Z.

The album is always on the shelves of Kohta Takahashi.

It's a love listening board that I bought when I was just finishing making R4 and looking for the next one.

When I listen to it now, Lauryn's voice and sound are perfect in bass.

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