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mari,

I think in the West we have a different view of those rockabillies in the park.

In Japan, people maybe think "oh, they are so ugly and embarrasing. We don't want to look at them. They are a disgrace".

But in the West, sometimes we think "oh, they are a bit sad - we should feel sorry for them that they enjoy this style that nobody else does. They are so lonely so this song reminds us to be kind to them".

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Hi Chris, yes that song is nice so that I wonder why he chose such video for it. I am very curious. ojisan rock'n roll.

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Those yanki fellows suit the song pretty well. There's a small sadness at being part of a group that people look down on or shun. Then the dancing goes well with the strong beat of the song, but it's not a high-energy dance - more like a robotic shuffle with little exuberance.

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