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from the album For ourself ~Single History~ | |||||
| Native title | ダイキライ | ||||
| Released | July 1, 1998 | ||||
| Genre | J-Pop | ||||
| Format | CD single | ||||
| Length | 13:50 | ||||
| Label | Warner Music Japan | ||||
| Producer | Hatake | ||||
| Previous | Sotsugyou ~TOP OF THE WORLD~ 2nd single (1998) | ||||
| Next | Dakedo Aishisugite 4th single (1998) | ||||
Daikirai (ダイキライ; I Hate You) is Heike Michiyo's third single, released on July 1, 1998. The single reached #50 on the weekly Oricon charts and charted for two weeks. It sold a total of 8,680 copies.
"Daikirai" also appears on her second album For ourself ~Single History~ and the compilation album Petit Best ~Ki Ao Aka~. The music video for "Daikirai" appears on Petit Best DVD.
Tracklist
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Heike Michiyo - Daikirai (MV)
Daikirai
- Daikirai
- Fall the rain
- Daikirai (Original Karaoke)
Single InformationEdit
- Daikirai
- Lyrics: Makiho Emi
- Composition, Arrangement: Hatake
- Fall the rain
Concert PerformancesEdit
- Daikirai
- Fall the Rain
TriviaEdit
- The title song, Daikirai, was used as an ending theme for the TV Tokyo variety show 64 Mario Stadium.
External LinksEdit
- Discography: Hello! Project
- Wikipedia: Japanese
- Lyrics: Daikirai, Fall the rain
| Heike Michiyo | |
|---|---|
| Discography | |
| Major Singles | 1. GET | 2. Sotsugyou ~TOP OF THE WORLD~ | 3. Daikirai | 4. Dakedo Aishisugite | 5. Anata no Yume ni Naritai | 6. scene | 7. One Room Natsu no Koi Monogatari | 8. Ai no Chikara | 9. Kekkyoku Bye Bye Bye | 10. Propose | 11. Murasaki Shikibu |
| Indies Singles | 1. Ran・RUN・Ran | 2. unaffected |
| Major Albums | Original: Teenage Dream Best: For ourself ~Single History~ Soundtrack: Morning Cop ~Daite HOLD ON ME!~ |
| Indies Albums | 1. JECICA | 2. Koimizuki | 3. Fantasia |
| Units & Other Acts | |
| Associated Acts | Kiiro 5 | 7nin Matsuri | Sexy 8 |
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