Kawaii Kare (かわいい彼; Cute Boyfriend) is Melon Kinenbi's 11th single. It was released on December 3rd 2003. It peaked at #14 on the Oricon weekly chart and sold 18,021 copies total.
Tracklist
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Melon Kinenbi - Kawaii Kare (MV)
Kawaii Kare (MV)
- Kawaii Kare
- Hatsuyuki (初雪; First Snow)
- Kawaii Kare (Instrumental)
Featured MembersEdit
PerformancesEdit
Concert PerformancesEdit
- Kawaii Kare
- Hello! Project Hina Fes 2015 ~Mankai! The Girls' Festival~ - SYS
- Kobushi Factory Live Tour 2015 ~ The First Ring! ~ - Kobushi Factory
- Kobushi Factory Live Tour 2016 Haru ~The Cheering Party!~ - Kobushi Factory
- Hello! Project 20th Anniversary!! Hello! Project Hallo! Fes 2018
Event PerformancesEdit
- [2020.02.03] Morning Musume '20 Makino Maria Birthday Event - Makino Maria
Single InformationEdit
- All Lyrics and Compositions: Tsunku
- Kawaii Kare
- Arrangement and All Instruments: Morio Takashi
- Chorus: Melon Kinenbi, Tsunku
- Music Video: Kobayashi Keiichi[1]
- Hatsuyuki
- Arrangement, Programming, Guitar, and Chorus: Takahashi Yuichi
- Violin: Kiriyama Nagisa
TriviaEdit
- First press: an event ticket and a sticker
- Tsunku’s comments about this single: "I made this song with a minor key, in order to make it sound more powerful. Nowadays, they say women are becoming stronger and more confident. A female character in this song is a typical modern girl like that on the surface, but she’s actually lonesome deep down inside. She is pretending as if she’s letting her boyfriend become her little boy toy, but actually, she’s the
one who’s feeling spoiled when she’s around him. Shibata is celebrating a Coming of Age Day next year, and the whole Melon Kinenbi sang the song with more matured sexy mood."
ReferencesEdit
External LinksEdit
- Discography: Hello! Project (archived), UP-FRONT WORKS, Tsunku.net
- Wikipedia: Japanese, English
- Lyrics: Kawaii Kare, Hatsuyuki
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