神輿ロッカーズ
KICK THE CAN CREW Lyrics

The lyrics to KICK THE CAN CREW's song "神輿ロッカーズ" describe the experience of attending a festival and the energetic atmosphere that surrounds it. The first paragraph sets the scene, suggesting that no matter what happens in the venue, whether everyone is jumping or suddenly starts eating senbei (rice crackers), the dancehall will effortlessly keep the energy high. They proclaim themselves as the champions of the festival and are ready to rock any event.

The second paragraph emphasizes the group's enthusiasm and involvement in the festivities. They carry the portable shrine (mikoshi) with their microphones and shout continuously, resembling the energetic shouts (wasshoi) of traditional Japanese festivals. They compare themselves to the nebuta festival, a famous event in Aomori, and express their excitement and desire to enjoy the festival every night.

The third paragraph mentions different areas in Tokyo, such as Nishitokyo, Higashitokyo, Sugamo, and Jinbocho, as well as Yokohama, from where they head towards the venue. They consider themselves as the symbol of the party, the showstoppers, and claim to push the festival to its limits. They mention Jet Nakaoshi, a fashion style characterized by its flashy and wild appearance, to further emphasize their extravagant and energetic presence.

The fourth paragraph is a call for everyone to join in the festivities. They mention different types of people such as "Pampi" (foreigners), "Yankee" (delinquents), and "Inakamon" (people from rural areas), inviting them all to come together and celebrate. They list various locations and describe themselves as the embodiment of the party. They encourage everyone to drink, dance, and enjoy themselves, describing the atmosphere as "wicked" and rating the fun with a perfect score of 10.

Overall, the song celebrates the joyous and energetic spirit of festivals, emphasizing the group's enthusiasm and determination to create an unforgettable experience for their audience.