Megan Thee Stallion - Mamushi (feat. Yuki Chiba) [Official Video]

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  @lalalalalalalalala1293 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Every time someone likes my comment I'll watch this mv again

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• AA

  @aaliyahs6231 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Those who don’t understand the video.. she’s telling the Japanese tale about the snake lady but she added her own parts with a twist 🔥 🔥

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• PO

  @PosionTrees · 2 years ago

  the fact that she recorded the music video in Japan must FEEL AMAZING, I'm so happy for herr!!

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• RI

  @riiinggggg · 2 years ago

  her being independent and releasing music videos at THIS QUALITY?? INSANE.

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• AN

  @annieothername · 2 years ago

  Creeping under the water was SUCH a dope shot, and her perched on the stone?? Love her visions and how her team actualizes them for her!

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• H0

  @H03sLUV-Lynny · 5 months ago

  Imagine cheating on this. Like I don't understand 😭✌🏼

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• AR

  @AryanBhise-d7c · 5 days ago

  SBR has brought me here, may you suffer the wrath of WOU

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• SH

  @shawnafornia · 2 years ago (edited)

  As a Japanese American, this music video is surreal. This is a perfect marriage between Megan&apos;s artistry, her vision, her &quot;ii karada&quot; (her BANGIN bod) and authentic Japanese imagery, folklore, and culture. As someone who has been a nerd, has loved anime since a kid, and as someone who has been timid about getting into rap and has only started listening to rap last year, it makes me blush to have Megan embrace our culture this way. It feels like being the nerdy kid at school and finding out the hottest person at school has a crush on you. It just melts your mind. Sending so much love her way. <br><br>To those saying it&apos;s cultural appropriation, it&apos;s not. The definition of cultural appropriation is to profit off of someone else&apos;s culture WITHOUT caring for or benefitting the PEOPLE of the culture in a way that&apos;s exploitative. Japanese culture get appropriated A LOT and it&apos;s often done really poorly, not authentically, and Japanese people aren&apos;t even included or consulted (ie that one time with Katy Perry (not that any Japanese person would have wanted to be included in that shitshow). Even the other Japanese comments here are saying the imagery in this MV is authentic. A lot of times, you can tell when someone&apos;s love is disingenuous or just a cash grab and but with how authentic and beautiful this music video came out, how she used actual Japanese people (not some random east Asians), and how much love she shows towards Chiba Yuki, you can tell Megan&apos;s intentions and love are pure. This is hands down the best display of Japanese culture in American music. <b>Compliments to the chef for cooking</b>

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• NE

  @NeroMai · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m glad I didn&apos;t place any bets on the plot of this mv, or else I would&apos;ve been Watashi wa Broke 😭

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• AS

  @Ashbash00 · 2 years ago

  In Japan, the color blue symbolizes purity, cleanliness, passivity &amp; fidelity. He was painting them blue, so im guessing their purifying them? Idk but I LOVED IT!

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• JO

  @johnmcconnell8826 · 5 days ago

  I want to paint a picture for you guys.<br>Megan Thee Stallion is well known for being a JoJo fan (her outfit when she presented at the anime awards was inspired by Bucciarati). <br>So, there is a decent chance that she is pissed as hell at the other guy that made this song right now.

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• RY

  @ryderwatson7296 · 2 years ago

  TO EVERY PERSON WHO JUSY SAW THIS VIDEO, THIS IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A BLACK WOMAN APPRECIATING AND RESPECTING ONES CULTURE. No more excuses for artists now.

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