The music video for “Midnight” from “A Few Minutes of Cheers” has been released! Comments from celebrities such as Ado and Mizutamari Bond Kanta have also arrived.The new animated film, “A Few Minutes of Cheer,” is directed by the video creator team Hurray! and written by Jukki Hanada of “Girls Band Cry.”

The music video for “Miyomi,” which plays at the climax of the film, has now been released.

Additionally, comments about the work have arrived from Ado, Mizutamari Bond’s Kanta, Yuaru, Yoshino, and Maverick Mom.

“Miyomi” was the 100th song that Yuu produced before giving up on music production, and it was the last song he produced. It was a song that deeply moved Kanata, and he was eager to make a music video for it.

Please enjoy this work, which is both the culmination and the beginning of the two artists’ creative endeavors, on your own device.

You are not rewarded for your efforts.

You are not responded to for the amount of effort you put in. It

is not a world where you are pleased for the amount of work you create.

As I keep repeating this, I start to feel foolish for doing such things, and

I want to leave myself there and go somewhere far away.

But still, I love the things I love, and

no matter how much it rains, I can’t stop thinking about a sunny future and someone.

I think it’s a wonderful piece that uses new and beautiful artwork to clearly show the creators’ “manufacturing” process, while also

focusing squarely on the realistic aspects without romanticizing it.

I think this is a film that many people should see, including those who are currently facing this challenge, as well as

those for whom it is now in the past and who have moved on to a different place.

I’ve been active on the Internet for 10 years, and looking back, I’ve made over 3,000 videos, but this one vividly reminded me of the first two years of my life.

Passion, talent, jealousy. These are themes that constantly crop up in our daily lives. There are those who achieve their dreams without trying, and those whose dreams never come true no matter how hard they try. This wonderful work confronts these realities head-on, and makes us reconsider the complex relationship between effort and dreams.

There were many times when I wanted to give up on singing.

But I couldn’t give up because I just couldn’t help but love music.

The energy that overflows from the pure emotion of “love” is surely strong.

When two loves overlap, it’s even stronger!

I remembered the bright, youthful days when I was so engrossed in recording songs that I lost track of time.

Thank you for the honest encouragement that I want to remember in my creative endeavors!

The story unfolds with a sense of fast-paced excitement that makes you want to run right away, and I felt that it was a miracle that would

not .

In the endlessly solitary world of “creation,” each and every creator is burning their life for it at this very moment.

I was

reminded .

They say there is no absolute truth in this world, but creativity has the power to change lives. It absolutely does.

It’s been a while since I’ve felt excited about life itself through a work like this. I received the burning hot cheer without fail.

The importance of Kanata’s passion for what she loves, and her enthusiasm in supporting Yu-sensei from that perspective are incredibly dazzling, and now that I am also able to pursue my passion for music, Kanata’s feelings have made me realize once again that I too love music.

For those who are passionate about something other than creating things, and for those who are still struggling to know who they are, I’m sure that Yu-sensei’s song will resonate in the hearts of everyone who watches the film, and these very few minutes of Kanata’s music video will cheer you on!