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 Who is your favourite 15th gen. Momusu member? |
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Rio Kitagawa |
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 37.4% |
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Homare Okamura |
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17.8% |
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Mei Yamazaki |
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22.9% |
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I luv them all |
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22% |
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Hello! Q&A Angerme (6/12/2019) |
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Written by Ro-kun
, updated: 19:18, 17-Jun 2019
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2019/6/12 Hello! Q&A
Angerme
Q: Please tell us if you've had any lyrics or choreography or lines that, although you memorized them, were hard to learn in time.
The lyrics in "Kisoku Tadashiku Utsukushiku"
There are many parts where we have one character each (lol)
Tachiagaaru!!!
Though it's easy now, back then I felt like it was very difficult!
The line distribution of "Kisoku Tadashiku Utsukushiku"
The line distribution in our album song "Akai Earphone".
Everyone rehearsed it many times.
The line distribution in "Kisoku Tadashiku Utsukushiku".
There are parts where we have like one character each, which was incredibly difficult...
There are none!!!!!! (there are lol)
The positioning for "Donden Gaeshi", and the monologues in "Yume Miru Television".
The dances for "Ai sae Areba Nanni mo Iranai" and "Manner Mode".
It took many days for us all to memorize.
"Tamerai Summertime" Country Girls
It's simple choreography, but it was conversely tough to memorize.
The choreo for "Ai sae Areba Nanni mo Iranai".
It was the first song I learned after joining Angerme, and more than the dance a number of the poses were like able to be connected and memorized, and it was tough to train my body on it.
The chorus line distribution in "Kisoku Tadashiku Utsukushiku" was tough to memorize since it wasn't systematic but all over the place with one character each.
The choreo for "Ai sae Areba Nanni mo Iranai".
It was an incredibly tough fight, to where I'm scared to dance it even now.
The choreo for Angerme's "Ai sae Areba Nanni mo Iranai"
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Thanks to Sakebi for the graphics, and Saeba Ryo for the source! |
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