Anime Like Onomatopoeia Rap ~Natsu Asobi-hen~
Daoko and Keiichi Arawi made a onomatopoeia rap that moves like Nichijou's absurdist energy got set to beat. The animation speaks in sound, every whoosh, pop, and crash IS the joke, not decoration around it. Summer mess caught in four minutes.
SYNOPSIS
Daoko teams up with Keiichi Arawi, the mind behind Nichijou's absurdist humor, to create a summer-themed music video that turns everyday sounds into rhythmic chaos. The track builds from simple onomatopoeia into a full rap assault, capturing the energy of kids playing outside during vacation season. Arawi's distinctive art style brings the soundscape to life, with visuals that match the percussion and vocal patterns beat for beat. What starts as innocent summer fun spirals into increasingly ridiculous scenarios, each one punctuated by the exact sounds that trigger them. The video celebrates language as a playground, where comic timing and sound design matter just as much as the lyrics themselves. If you love when music videos feel like watching someone's brain while they're having fun, or if Nichijou's chaotic energy appeals to you, this collaboration proves that sometimes the best art comes from artists just riffing together. Fast-paced, visually inventive, and genuinely funny.
