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Singer Aimer updated her X (formerly Twitter) account by October 7, posting a cryptic message: “Everyone has their own hell, and it’s not something you can compare — but I want to wholeheartedly honor those who’ve gotten through theirs, and those still fighting now,” followed by, “To my comrades — even if our paths never cross, we’re living through the same era, each in our own place.” Who the message was aimed at was never revealed, and on the 5channel Entertainment/Sports News+ thread, many speculated it was about singer milet, while others floated different names, leaving reactions split.
10/7 (Wed) 8:14
Singer-songwriter Aimer updated her X account by the 7th. In a cryptic post reading “Everyone has their own hell,” she sent a shoutout to her “comrades.”
Aimer wrote, “Everyone has their own hell, and it’s not something you can compare — but I want to wholeheartedly honor those who’ve gotten through theirs, and those still fighting now.” She continued, “To my comrades — even if our paths never cross, we’re living through the same era, each in our own place.”
Source: news.yahoo.co.jp / Original article here
What people said
Who are the other two?
Haruka Kuroki and Emi Takei?
ASUS
CA4LA
(more "hard to read" name jokes)
Yokaze Runo
Kamikoryo Moe
If you can't pick up on it given the timing, that's on you, honestly.
not that I'd really know.
I think so too.
I can tell it's her just from that eerie, distinctive voice lol
I took it as her using milet as the starting point, but really addressing everyone in similar situations as "comrades."
Even if getting hurt is fate,
the heart still shines with color. (song lyric)
They were sitting on a mountain of unsold stock, after all…
Don't make it sound like some whisper-voice idol trio act.
There's fun to be had in fighting it too.
the one where the song kicks in right after the protagonist's line "It's just like…" That was something else.
"Akane Sasu" and "Refrain" are peak.
Might be the same guy ("yagushi," old-school slang for "dude") who was crying in the middle of the night last month.
Background and Key Points of This Topic
Aimer’s post didn’t name anyone specifically, and she’s offered no explanation of who “comrades” refers to. On the thread, names like milet (tied to the same label/agency circles) and radio personality Misato Ugaki came up, but these remain nothing more than speculation from 5channel users — Aimer herself never confirmed any of it. This kind of abstract wording tends to get read deeply into by fans, who connect it to past lyrics or statements, and this thread saw several candidate names thrown around based on the word “hell.” Readers should note that the names mentioned are purely outside guesswork — Aimer never named anyone herself. Since her 2011 debut, Aimer has been widely featured on anime theme songs, and this kind of cryptic messaging is consistent with her past style.
*This article is excerpted and summarized from the 5channel (Entertainment/Sports News+) thread “Aimer’s Cryptic Post: “Everyone Has Their Own Hell — I Want to Wholeheartedly Honor Those Still Fighting” — Sends a Shoutout to Her “Comrades”.”
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