Bad Girl
黒木メイサ Lyrics

"Bad Girl" by 黒木メイサ is a song that talks about the pressures and realities of living in a world where people judge you based on their standards. The song speaks of a girl who is tired of pretending and hiding her true self to fit into society's expectations. The opening line, "Hey, boy 「間違いだらけ」 もっとface the truth" encourages the listener to be honest with themselves by saying "more face the truth." The line "何か変じゃない? (Are) you ok?" asks if the person is okay, and the following line "正しい事を 大人だけで 決めないでよね" urges adults not to make decisions based on what society calls right. The lyrics emphasize the importance of being able to be one's true self and not compromising on one's identity.

The second verse asks the same question to girls, Hey, girl "誰のために 何のために 強がってるの?" The lyrics call out girls who pretend to be someone else to please others. The line "守るためのfake smile あたしにとってno wayじゃない?" speaks about the importance of acknowledging our struggles and feeling pain so that we can grow rather than pretending to be okay. The song ends on a note of defiance, highlighting that love is not everything and that a person does not need to be what others expect them to be.

One interesting fact about the song is that it was used as the opening theme for the Japanese drama "Boku to Star no 99 Nichi." Another interesting fact about the song is that it was written and produced by Kobayashi Takeshi, who is known for writing songs for many other Japanese artists. The song was also used in a television commercial for Shiseido cosmetics. "Bad Girl" was released on June 26, 2013, as a single, and the song got featured in a film called "Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic."

Bad Girl's chords are unknown as the artist hasn't released a statement about the chords, but the song is played on the key of C major. Another interesting fact about the song is that the music video was directed by Kobayashi Takeshi and he used black and white effects to creates a dramatic effect for the video. The single also features a B-side called "T Dome no Kissaten," which was written by Nakanishi Ryu from the Japanese rock band, Dragon Ash. The song peaked at number 7 in the Oricon Japanese chart and it was ranked as the 41st best-selling digital track of 2013 in Japan. Another interesting fact about the song is that it was used in a Japanese fashion show for the fashion brand Samantha Thavasa.