Talk:Pa Pa Ya!!

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"First of their songs to have a rap section"[edit]

I know this is a paraphrase of something Moa directly said, but since Iine's break in the middle is described by some sources as rap, should that be noted at all (because it then wouldn't be their songs' first rap section) or is the part in Iine not actually rap and those sources are incorrect? (The more I tried to investigate this, the more confused I got.) - Purplewowies (talk) 04:55, 4 July 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Yeah, to be honest, that statement about being the first song with a rap section does not really seem to be adding any useful information and seems pretty hard to objectively assess. Certainly, Iine has something similar within, particularly the original Vega mix, and Onedari Daisukesen as a whole, maybe 4-no Uta as well, could arguably fit in this category. PPY is certainly different, in that they certainly never had a guest artist doing a rap break in a previous song. Still, just because Moa said this in an interview and not even in her native language doesn't really make it mention-worthy (or entirely true) I'd say. Grumpierthanthou (talk) 15:23, 11 August 2019 (UTC)[reply]