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* ApprovalOfGod / MemeAcknowledgment: Mariya Takeuchi herself acknowledged the meme of CityPop and "Plastic Love" getting millions of hits on Website/YouTube in a 2020 Creator/{{NHK}} interview.

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* ApprovalOfGod / MemeAcknowledgment: ApprovalOfGod: Mariya Takeuchi herself acknowledged the meme of CityPop and "Plastic Love" getting millions of hits on Website/YouTube in a 2020 Creator/{{NHK}} interview.



* AscendedMeme:
** An unknown BSide album song made into a single (originally reached No. 85 on Oricon) overshadowed by Takeuchi's bigger hits in her native Japan has [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff somehow]] become one of her most famous works [[PeripheryDemographic worldwide]] due to the power of memes (currently No. 5 on Oricon).
** This then culminated to Warner Music Japan releasing an official music video for the song a good 35 years later. That's [[MemeticMutation meme magic]] in action right there!
* BlackSheepHit / CreatorsOddball: The somber "Plastic Love" is in stark contrast to Mariya Takeuchi's [[SillyLoveSongs usual discography]] of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYvptGEyZ-4 wistful ballads]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyhMX_YCO4Y funky beats]], and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bK8SQGYu2tg lighthearted love songs]]. "Plastic Love" was actually Mariya's [[https://youtu.be/6p_WivRA7x8?t=186 personal take]] on her husband Tatsuro Yamashita's signature style. Tatsuro even arranged the music for the song for good measure.

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* AscendedMeme:
** An unknown BSide album song made into a single (originally reached No. 85 on Oricon) overshadowed by Takeuchi's bigger hits in her native Japan has [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff somehow]] become one of her most famous works [[PeripheryDemographic worldwide]] due to the power of memes (currently No. 5 on Oricon).
** This then culminated to Warner Music Japan releasing an official music video for the song a good 35 years later. That's [[MemeticMutation meme magic]] in action right there!
* BlackSheepHit /
CreatorsOddball: The somber "Plastic Love" is in stark contrast to Mariya Takeuchi's [[SillyLoveSongs usual discography]] of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYvptGEyZ-4 wistful ballads]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyhMX_YCO4Y funky beats]], and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bK8SQGYu2tg lighthearted love songs]]. "Plastic Love" was actually Mariya's [[https://youtu.be/6p_WivRA7x8?t=186 personal take]] on her husband Tatsuro Yamashita's signature style. Tatsuro even arranged the music for the song for good measure.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Mariya Takeuchi herself acknowledged the meme of CityPop and "Plastic Love" getting millions of hits on Website/YouTube in a 2020 Creator/{{NHK}} interview.

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* ApprovalOfGod: ApprovalOfGod / MemeAcknowledgment: Mariya Takeuchi herself acknowledged the meme of CityPop and "Plastic Love" getting millions of hits on Website/YouTube in a 2020 Creator/{{NHK}} interview.
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-->'''Mariya Takeuchi:''' For some reason, around two years ago, a mysterious phenomenon began happening where my work from 36 years ago (Plastic Love) began becoming popular among overseas youth. To be honest, I think I'm probably the one that's the most surprised with the number of views the song got. I made the song when I was in my twenties and I was going for a western flavor with my music back then. The fact that in the exact home of western music the youth of today are listening to my music makes me truly happy. Personally, I think it was because the song was made while I was overseas and because I viewed it as one of my favorite songs to have arranged and played off that album. I feel that introducing the world and this era (Heisei) to this music is a very, very big achievement.

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-->'''Mariya Takeuchi:''' For some reason, around two years ago, a mysterious phenomenon began happening where my work from 36 years ago (Plastic Love) began becoming popular among overseas youth. To be honest, I think I'm probably the one that's the most surprised with the number of views the song got. I made the song when I was in my twenties and I was going for a western flavor with my music back then. The fact that in the exact home of western music music, the (western) youth of today are listening to my music makes me truly happy. Personally, I think it was because the song was made while I was overseas and because I viewed it as one of my favorite songs to have arranged and played off that album. I feel that introducing the world and this era (Heisei) (Heisei/Reiwa) to this music is a very, very big achievement.
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-->'''Mariya Takeuchi:''' "For some reason, around two years ago, a mysterious phenomenon began happening where my work from 36 years ago (Plastic Love) began becoming popular among overseas youth. To be honest, I think I'm probably the one that's the most surprised with the number of views the song got. I made the song when I was in my twenties and I was going for a western flavor with my music back then. The fact that in the exact home of western music the youth of today are listening to my music makes me truly happy. Personally, I think it was because the song was made while I was overseas and because I viewed it as one of my favorite songs to have arranged and played off that album. I feel that introducing the world and this era (Heisei) to this music is a very, very big achievement."

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-->'''Mariya Takeuchi:''' "For For some reason, around two years ago, a mysterious phenomenon began happening where my work from 36 years ago (Plastic Love) began becoming popular among overseas youth. To be honest, I think I'm probably the one that's the most surprised with the number of views the song got. I made the song when I was in my twenties and I was going for a western flavor with my music back then. The fact that in the exact home of western music the youth of today are listening to my music makes me truly happy. Personally, I think it was because the song was made while I was overseas and because I viewed it as one of my favorite songs to have arranged and played off that album. I feel that introducing the world and this era (Heisei) to this music is a very, very big achievement."

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