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「Based on analysis sites」 Interacting on social media, they are supposed to be having a conversation via @mentions, but the dialogue is passing right by each other. It is a mental tin-can telephone where the threads of the heart are becoming discontinuous, as if the heart is cracking because the conversation doesn't align. Why do they keep missing each other? Is conversation not like a bucket brigade passing information...? Does it have two sides: communication and manipulation...? Kiruha tries to form agreements to continue the dialogue through communication, while sometimes using manipulation to influence the partner's psychology. Kiruha's Part: "I wonder if my 'love' is reaching you?" (He wants to talk to Gurigen properly. He wants Gurigen to know he likes him, so...) × They don't mesh. Gurigen's Part: "I'm telling trivial lies, telling lies, because I want you to look my way." (He gives half-hearted responses to Kiruha because he wants Rin to look his way.) They have created a mutual agreement where they reply with things they don't mean and just nod along. Because the manipulation failed, the mentions between the two have a significant impact. Latter half── Kiruha perceives it as: "Gurigen is giving half-hearted replies because he has no interest in my conversation and is just brushing me off." Gurigen perceives it as: "Kiruha isn't looking at me." Viewed this way, they look like two people who failed at manipulation. However, while the lyrics describe scenes of failed communication, they don't explicitly show the failed manipulation. → This raises the question of whether mentions on social media even constitute a conversation. In text messages, unlike speaking, you have time to think before sending. → Instead of the agreement, weight is placed on each individual word and what one wants to express. Did they miss each other because they focused on *what* was said rather than *what was being communicated*? "Getting worried, feeling anxious, staying silent, and turning into bubbles" is also a result of overthinking. In the end, as Gurigen says in the lyrics, "It feels like I'm all alone," it ends in failure. Rin → Kiruha Miku → Gurigen (User) Hey Hey Hey. / by PinocchioP