The criticisms for thot are similar to that of its synonyms. The term "thot" returns over 91,000 results on Vine in the same period. On Instagram, the tag #thotsbelike has over 91,000 posts as of June 2015. The term is popularly integrated into several hashtags, including #thotsbelike, which is more popular on Instagram, and #youknowyouathot, which is more popular on Twitter. More than 20 top search results for the term on Reddit have received more than 1000 points, including 10 which originated in /r/blackpeopletwitter. In different Twitter and Instagram arguments, celebrities like Rihanna, T.I., Chris Brown, Azealia Banks, and 2Chainz have used the term against each other and overzealous fans. Parody accounts like created in April of 2012, have become popular, with more than 25,000 followers.
The term maintains a steady usage on all social media platforms, averaging between 10,000-15,000 uses per day on Twitter. It has also been used in songs by The Game, Juicy J, and Wash. The original title of the song in Japanese is 上を向いて歩こう(うえをむいてあるこう)”Ue o muite arukou” by Kyu Sakamoto.In 2013, the word was used in many other song lyrics and titles, including KB's "No Love for a Thot", Chief Keef's "Shine" and "Love No Thotties," which received over 19 million plays on YouTube. The Sukiyaki Song “Ue o muite arukou” was released in 1961 in Japan. It reached the top of the Billboard charts in the US in 1963.⠀ This is such a famous song in my country and I was truly surprised to learn that the song is called “Sukiyaki” outside Japan. They say the title “Sukiyaki” was picked only because it was short, catchy, and recognizably Japanese in English-speaking countries.⠀ Sukiyaki Song – Lyrics ? Sukiyaki is the name of a Japanese hot pot dish and has nothing to do with the meaning of the song!⠀ One of the fun ways to learn a language is to learn from a song! ? As you sing along, you naturally learn some vocabulary, train your listening comprehension and pronunciation. 幸せは空の上に(しあわせはそらにうえに)Shiawase wa sora no ue niĭo you want to be able to read the lyrics in Hiragana? Try my complete Hiragana lesson! About the Singer – Kyu Sakamoto I did sing the song in Japanese in the video, so please try singing along with me! ?⠀įind below the lyrics of “Ue o muite arukou” in Japanese and English. The singer, 坂本九(さかもときゅう)Kyu Sakamoto was called 九ちゃん Kyu-chan by Japanese people and dearly loved. Sadly, he was killed in an airplane crash in 1985 at the age of 43. I came here specifically for the lyrics and translation. I was watching the closing ceremonies of the 2020 (2021?) Tokyo Olympics, and I was delighted to hear this song.
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None of the commentators on American TV remarked upon it (even though Johnny Weir spends a lot of time in Japan and is supposed to be fluent in the language). I guess they are all too young to remember how popular it was in the US back in the sixties. I would wager that it was a deliberate choice by the producers of the celebration to include this song as a nod to popular music at the time of the previous Tokyo Olympics. The music was played as an instrumental in a very upbeat manner, much like the original. Without the sad lyrics, it seems to be a rather happy tune. Thank you for posting the original lyrics in transliterated form (hiragana? kanji? All Greek to me) and for providing a translation. What a warm feeling to see how many others are likewise moved.
And thank you for the info about the singer. I have loved this song since I was, probably four years old when I first heard it. My parents never missed any of the tv programs that had entertainers. I have to make a comment here before I go on more sbout the song. My family for many many generations back had and has many people that are very sensitive to e. We each have different areas that we are more in tune with and many that we all are. No matter how the reader feels about these things, just please read the rest for what it is. My whole family loved it and this one night my mom made TV dinners so we wouldn’t miss the program because Kyu was going to be on it. It may have been Ed Sullivan, I’m not sure. At the end of the song my mom said that it’s so sad that he died in sn airplane crash.