Posts from Spring Festival: a new beginning. Auto-translated

there’s also something like Naruto.

Oh, no, the first one is better than the anime version.

Too lazy to listen and vote. So I won't vote.

points should be awarded for this.

It’s a pity you can’t award points. You are weak.

It looks very similar to the tests that were recently posted in the adjacent section.

BWAA, so A and I are cool.

The Foggy Dew - 6;
kyary pamyu - 6;
Black Tulip - 5;
You Stupid Mankind - 6;
Kanche - 5;
In the Valley - 10;
No Remorse - 7;
Black Knights - 6.

Too lazy to listen and vote. So I won't vote.

^

Ah, I need to say a few words... but please, no offense.

Once, I was listening to Soviet military songs, and I started talking about it with a friend. I said that some of the songs were so tragic that they brought tears to my eyes. And he said, "Why are you listening to them then? Listen to cheerful songs that lift your spirits."
There's some truth to that. For example, I don't have any military songs or any songs by Rosenbaum in my playlist. I listen to other, more pleasant songs.

Nevertheless, it's important to know military songs, even if they are emotionally heavy. After all, they preserve memories.
Of course, not all military songs are tragic. There are also patriotic songs to boost morale, marching songs, and songs praising heroic deeds, etc.

But when a Japanese model is submitted to a song contest about the war, and she just makes silly faces to the music... I'm just ashamed for the person who submitted it. It's like, "Oh, how cute is this war."

Maybe I didn't understand the contest rules correctly, and "military song" is not the same as "song about the war." Well... okay. Let's start giving scores.

Number one, I listened to it completely. To be honest, it's a bit boring. It didn't grab my attention. 3/10
Number two, after the previous one, it's like a balm for the soul. Good. 9/10
Number three, I once saw Korean television briefly. It was just mind-blowing. In that sense, there's nothing unexpected in this video from the Japanese singer for me. But I'm not a fan of this kind of work (English subs, for those who didn't understand what the song is about). 1/10
Number five, I confess, I'm not a fan of Halloween. This song didn't grab my attention either. 6/10
Number six, good music, but not a song. 1/10
Number seven, neutral. 4/10
Number eight, I'm not a fan either, but the song is good. 7/10. While listening, I remembered one music video. Bonus video for metalheads
Number nine, not that bad, actually. 6/10

Perhaps I didn't understand the contest rules correctly, and a "war song" is not the same as a "song about war."

Yes.
Personally, I think it's better to listen to specifically military songs around May 9th. They are indeed too emotionally heavy. As for me, half of my playlist consists of songs about war, and I'm fine with that.

I found it amusing a few years ago to clean my apartment while listening to German military marches.

I partially agree with Medge, in the sense that "Revenesnya" might not be very war-themed, but I still think that this contest isn't the place for serious songs, and it's better not to submit songs by Rosenbaum, Vysotsky, etc., because it's just not appropriate, despite the contest's name. In any case, no one here will really appreciate it, not because they can't, but simply because they might not want to, and given the overall atmosphere... it's more about having fun.

Look, Aretz is actually making sense for once.