
Hikaru Utada
Japanese-American singer-songwriter and record producerWikipedia
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Oct 2, 2026
Game Scoop! 873: Games of Our Lives, Pt. 2
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41:24Daemon HatfieldHOST
Mm.
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41:24speaker_7UNKNOWN
And it did the little ding, and then you just hear Utada Hikaru with, uh, Simple and Clean, and there's flashing images of Disney characters.
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41:33speaker_7UNKNOWN
Cloud Strife walks by.
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41:35Daemon HatfieldHOST
[laughs]
Episode #229: #1 Victory Royale
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55:25JasonHOST
Right
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55:26MikeHOST
... a, a Utada song and you didn't fucking do it?
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55:28JasonHOST
That, that, that, that-
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55:29MikeHOST
And you gave them fucking Dearly Beloved instead?
Idol music producer explains the difference between k-pop and j-pop ft. Alex Karlsson
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47:32Alex KarlssonGUEST
Mm.
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47:32Tobias BiekerHOST
So Hikaru Utada comes to mind, uh, maybe a couple others.
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47:37Tobias BiekerHOST
Um, was, were they not seen as signs of like, oh, maybe there's a market? You, you explain how they saw no, we have the biggest market, why even bother? But when organically some of these songs get picked up overseas and you see that interest, um, in, in, in, in, in the US, in Europe and such, does it not make some people wanna try more to, to develop some artists, uh, or to work with some artists for an international market?
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48:03Alex KarlssonGUEST
Absolutely.
Game Scoop! 873: Games of Our Lives, Pt. 2
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35:44Daemon HatfieldHOST
Mm.
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35:44Nick LimonPANELIST
And it did the little ding, and then you just hear Utada Hikaru with, uh, Simple and Clean, and there's flashing images of Disney characters.
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35:53Nick LimonPANELIST
Cloud Strife walks by.
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35:54Sam ClaibornPANELIST
[laughs]
Nine years a trainee. Her solo debut is in a language she taught herself. - MELONii
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4:53MELONiiGUEST
BoA-san, and
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4:54Isaac Y. TakeuHOST
then Utada Hikaru-san.
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4:58Isaac Y. TakeuHOST
I think BoA-san also is kind of a Korean artist who actually came to Japanese market and made hit songs and become a big singer here.
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5:09Isaac Y. TakeuHOST
Is there anything you feel about kind of like seeing her as an artist in Korea? And then how did you kind of like, do you compare with her at all? Or like, how do you see kind of like a difference or maybe the connection between you and her?
Nine years a trainee. Her solo debut is in a language she taught herself. - MELONii
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4:42Isaac Y. TakeuHOST
And you also kind of like mentioned a little bit about the artists that influenced the most and the names that you kind of like point out was BoA and
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4:53MELONiiGUEST
Utada Hikaru
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4:58Isaac Y. TakeuHOST
I think BoA-san also is kind of a Korean artist who actually came to Japanese market and made hit songs and become a big singer here.
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5:09Isaac Y. TakeuHOST
Is there anything you feel about kind of like seeing her as an artist in Korea? And then how did you kind of like, do you compare with her at all? Or like, how do you see kind of like a, you know, difference or maybe the connection between you and her?
D23 & ACMI's Long March: Restart
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16:47MarkoHOST
Mm-hmm.
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16:47MarkoHOST
But all I request is that Utada Hikaru does the theme song.
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16:52MarkoHOST
It has
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16:53LightHOST
to happen.
Why JRPG Demos Matter More Than Ever
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43:01EmilyHOST
hear
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43:02AbdallahHOST
like Utada Hikaru's intro they're just like just like triggers something in like everyone's brain I don't know it's just so
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43:08EmilyHOST
funny because like the first Two Kingdom Hearts game I would consider them hard for like younger kids you know
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43:14BrandenHOST
mm-hmm
Amy Mallett - House of the Dead (1997), Dance Dance Revolution (1998) & Point Blank (1994) - audio only
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20:58Amy MallettGUEST
It's cool.
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20:59Amy MallettGUEST
it's crazy if anyone actually danced like that in real life it would be hysterical but yeah I played it in a bowling alley and I was rubbish at it but I really love the soundtrack like I'm a huge fan of like K-pop and J-pop in general and they would always have like remixes of like Utada Hikaru songs on there and they would have like Naoki I mean oh gosh is it Dynamite Rave I love Dynamite Rave so much um and um can't stop falling in love but the remix like they would have such incredible hyper pop dance tracks on there and i'm a huge fan of like um i sort of for ages this felt like a dirty thing to admit but like i really love edm i really do for ages edm was like yeah sure you're right yeah electronic music it's
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21:44Wayne EmanuelHOST
been popular for like the last 10 you know years or so right but before then it was yeah it was kind of seen as like a like a negative horrible thing yeah
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21:54Amy MallettGUEST
Exactly, yeah.
Amy Mallett - House of the Dead (1997), Dance Dance Revolution (1998) & Point Blank (1994)
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21:01Amy MallettGUEST
Like I'm a huge fan of like K-pop and J-pop in general.
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21:05Amy MallettGUEST
And they would always have like remixes of like Utada Hikaru songs on there.
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21:09Amy MallettGUEST
And they would have like Naoki.
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21:12Amy MallettGUEST
I mean, oh my gosh, is it Dynamite Rave? I love Dynamite Rave so much.
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