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Ego Yes Nude
"Ego Yes Nude" is my debut single.
"Valentine's Day" was the release date.
It took me about a month to learn this dance lesson.
I had a female dancer teach me at work until late at night.
Despite that, I couldn't learn it.
My teacher taught me nicely.
I didn't know how to learn it and I didn't have any dancing experience.
I felt like I was learning it fast.
I'm glad I can dance now.
It was my first time recording a song.
I didn't know how to do "fake" or "whisper".
I don't think I did "fake" or "whisper".
I sang "fake" and "whisper" in my debut single.
I was imitated a lot by people like "okaichan" and "okaichisatsu-chan".
I was happy about it.
There are a lot of things in a debut single, but I don't have any unpleasant memories.
I don't have any unpleasant memories.
"mitsue" doesn't have any unpleasant memories.
"egao" and "sumire" are good songs for me.
It's a debut single that I can only feel once in my life, so I still cherish it very much.
I sang "fake" by myself.
At that time, it was natural for me to be alone.
Looking back now, I think it's a good motive.
At that time, it was natural for me to be alone.
But no one asked me when I forgot or didn't know how to dance.
I always fought with "cathy carll" every day.
It was very painful for me to dance practice alone.
It was one-on-one with "cathy carll".
No one asked me when I took a break.
At that time, the manager was very strict.
Everyone was scared of me.
But I didn't get yelled at or angry.
I was afraid of being self-conscious.
I was lonely and lonely.
Even when I was shooting a music video, I practiced alone in front of the stove.
I thought my seniors were watching me, but I didn't practice.
I thought I couldn't dance, so I practiced, and it was hot.
There are about three patterns of TV versions of "smile" and "smooth" on TV recordings.
It depends on the number of minutes, but it depends on how it ends and how it starts.
I remember the full version in me, so I couldn't switch it in an instant, or I'd get lost.
"What was the ending like?" When that happens, I made mistakes on TV recordings over and over again.
At that time, I told Mr. Yoshizawa, "Let's reply properly," "I'm sorry," and "Let's say it properly."
I know I'm wrong, of course, but I don't say "I'm sorry" in a loud voice.
But even if I say "ah," I end up saying "smooth" in one song.
And while I'm thinking "ah," I'm like, "Oh, I made a mistake," but it's still going on, so I don't dance.
At the end of the song, I'm like, "I'm sorry, I made a mistake," but I don't have the courage to say it in a loud voice.
With Mr. Yoshizawa's words, I learned that I had to say "I'm sorry" in a loud voice.