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| − | "High Sense Paisen" is a song recorded by [[DAOKO]] and [[Scha Dara Parr]]. It was included on the collaborative ''[[DAOKO x Dragalia Lost]]'' album as track #1 of the bonus second disc. | + | "High Sense Paisen" is a song recorded by [[DAOKO]] and [[Scha Dara Parr]]. It was included on the collaborative ''[[DAOKO x Dragalia Lost]]'' album as track #1 of the bonus second disc. It was also later included on her seventh overall album, ''[[Anima (DAOKO album)|anima]]'', as track #7. |
The title of the song is made up of two Japanese slang terms. "High sense" is a Japanese loan word from English that, when used in the Japanese context, refers to someone with more refined tastes or higher standards. "Paisen" is cutesy slang for ''senpai'', a word used to refer to a superior of any sort--an upperclassman at school, a coworker with more work experience, etc. | The title of the song is made up of two Japanese slang terms. "High sense" is a Japanese loan word from English that, when used in the Japanese context, refers to someone with more refined tastes or higher standards. "Paisen" is cutesy slang for ''senpai'', a word used to refer to a superior of any sort--an upperclassman at school, a coworker with more work experience, etc. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:29, 4 June 2020
Album Cover
- Artist
- DAOKO × Scha Dara Parr
- Song
- High Sense Paisen (ハイセンスパイセン; Classy upperclassman)
- Lyrics
- DAOKO / Scha Dara Parr
- Music
- DAOKO / Scha Dara Parr
- Other Information
- Arrangement: TAKU INOUE, Scha Dara Parr
"High Sense Paisen" is a song recorded by DAOKO and Scha Dara Parr. It was included on the collaborative DAOKO x Dragalia Lost album as track #1 of the bonus second disc. It was also later included on her seventh overall album, anima, as track #7.
The title of the song is made up of two Japanese slang terms. "High sense" is a Japanese loan word from English that, when used in the Japanese context, refers to someone with more refined tastes or higher standards. "Paisen" is cutesy slang for senpai, a word used to refer to a superior of any sort--an upperclassman at school, a coworker with more work experience, etc.
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