(What? No, I’m not crying! Y-you-you’re crying!) So essentially, this song is all about my senior prom. This trend continues with Joji’s latest release, “Slow Dancing in the Dark”: a nostalgic, synth-based ballad of which the central themes are detachment, heartache and insecurity. Joji doesn’t shy away from letting his emotions dictate the direction of the music - a conscious choice that helps him resonate so strongly with his fans. Though his lyrics maintain the creative versatility of his original career in surrealism, they often delve into wrestling with inner demons, fears, and anxieties about finding love and success. Starting with his 2017 EP, In Tongues, Joji has experimented with an introspective fusion of R&B and lo-fi vibes. Don’t worry! This is actually a blessing in disguise because in the little time he has been focusing on a music career, Joji has made a name for himself as an accomplished and serious artist. I was just looking for a cute little article to read, and now I’ve lost my identity. You might be thinking to yourself: “Okay, sweet.
Notice anything different? You should: you have transformed into Filthy Frank, also known as Pink Guy, George Miller, and – as recognized in indie music circles in his current moniker, Joji. Your kitchen has fried noodles spilled everywhere on the floor, and you just rolled around in it.
A majority of your subsequent content consists of you screaming, fighting with yourself and jumping out of cars. You’re a YouTuber, and you just went viral for making the scourge of the internet in 2013, the Harlem Shake. Don’t worry, it’s not a prank, just try it.
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