C-ute – Kimi wa Jitensha Watashi wa Densha de Kitaku

Notwithstanding the lack of creativity in concocting the titles for its songs, H!P has done well yet again with the latest single of C-ute, Kimi wa Jitensha wa Densha de Kitaku. Why? One word: Airi!

Airi is the star in the main version of the song (supposedly there’ll be one for each C-ute member), and she STILL gets a cool solo version. Another good news from all this is that H!P really is moving to the girls singing on their own in their respective versions, a trend started by Buono!’s Hatsukoi Cider.

It seems the solo version thing is still in its experimental stages, though, because the ones released for C-ute’s Kimi wa Jitensha Watashi wa Densha de Kitaku greatly vary from one another. Yajima Maimi gets a traditional one shot on a plain static backdrop, Nakami Saki receives the Maimai treatment (she moves around in her music video, like what Mai does in her solo song, Yuke! Genki-kun), while Airi does a “Train Lip Version” (lip version on a train – go figure).

Or maybe it’s going to be like this for subsequent releases? I mean, a unique version for every girl instead of them just singing their parts in front of the camera? I doubt anyone would complain if that’s the case.

*************UPDATE*************

Turns out that H!P will actually be releasing THIRTY versions of this song. That’s right, THIRTY!

Here’s the newest one for Airi:

Another Airi version!

Also, because I like Airi so much in this. Sakura Chirari under the sakura chirari!