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Overview
ポップミュージックは僕のもの (Popmusic Wa Bokunomono) is a pop-rock track by the Japanese band ONIGAWARA, added to maimai as part of the MURASAKi edition on March 9, 2017. The song originally appeared on a self-produced album of the same name released in December 2014, available only in select regions before being re-recorded for the band's first nationwide album エビバディOK? (Everybody OK?) in 2015.
ONIGAWARA, members Satifour Takeuchi and Shin'ya Saitou, who handled composition, arrangement, lyrics, and vocals, wrote the song as a deliberate theme song for themselves, a confident declaration of their musical identity. The accompanying music video was produced by the creative group REGALO. In maimai, the track spans Standard charts from Basic (Lv4) through Master (Lv12, constant 12.5), with the Expert chart designed by チャン@DP皆伝 and the Master chart by 譜面-100号.
A distinctive later addition was the UTAGE (宴) cooperative chart, added in maimai DX BUDDiES on September 14, 2023. Titled ポップミュージックは僕たちのもの, shifting the possessive from "mine" (僕) to "ours" (僕たち), the chart supports two simultaneous players. The song was removed from all maimai arcade versions on March 13, 2025, making it no longer accessible on current cabinets.
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- The song was first released on a self-produced album of the same name in December 2014, available only in select regions, before being re-recorded for the nationwide album エビバディOK? (2015).
- ONIGAWARA created the song as a self-declared theme song for the band, a musical statement of their identity and artistic aspirations.
- The Master chart (Lv12, constant 12.5) contains just a single Break note out of 561 total notes, making it one of the more restraint-driven Master charts at its difficulty level.
- The song was removed from maimai on March 13, 2025, ceasing to be playable on current arcade cabinets.
- The UTAGE chart re-titles the song as ポップミュージックは僕たちのもの ("Pop Music is Ours"), playfully shifting the possessive from singular first-person (僕, boku) to plural (僕たち, bokutachi).
- In Asian English versions of maimai, the title is displayed as "Popmusic Wa Bokunomono".
- The music video for the song was produced by REGALO, a creative production group.
- The song underwent multiple difficulty reclassifications across maimai versions, the Expert level rose from 8 to 9+, and the Master from 11+ to 12, reflecting the evolving difficulty standards of the series.
FAQ
- Who composed "ポップミュージックは僕のもの"?
- The song was composed, arranged, and written by ONIGAWARA members Satifour Takeuchi and Shin'ya Saitou, who also handled lyrics and vocals.
- What maimai version added "ポップミュージックは僕のもの"?
- The song debuted in maimai MURASAKi on March 9, 2017.
- What is the BPM of "ポップミュージックは僕のもの"?
- 135 BPM.
- What are the difficulty levels for "ポップミュージックは僕のもの" in maimai?
- The song has Standard charts at Basic Lv4 (constant 4.0), Advanced Lv7 (7.0), Expert Lv9+ (9.6), and Master Lv12 (12.5).
- Who designed the charts for "ポップミュージックは僕のもの"?
- The Expert chart was designed by チャン@DP皆伝 and the Master chart by 譜面-100号.
- Was "ポップミュージックは僕のもの" removed from maimai?
- Yes, it was delisted from all maimai arcade versions on March 13, 2025.
- What is the UTAGE chart for "ポップミュージックは僕のもの"?
- A cooperative (協) UTAGE chart titled ポップミュージックは僕たちのもの was added in maimai DX BUDDiES on September 14, 2023, changing the title from "Mine" to "Ours" to reflect its two-player nature.
- What album is "ポップミュージックは僕のもの" originally from?
- It first appeared on a self-produced album of the same name in December 2014, sold only in limited regions. It was later re-recorded for ONIGAWARA's first nationwide album エビバディOK? (2015).
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