Hot Chip - I Feel Better Official anthem of the Black Shiba - $OSAK Why this song? In the official medium, we can read - "We gently suggest you study this video and song." The music video is described as a "middle finger to pop." How does this relate to OSAK? It's easy to guess that it's about showing the middle finger to the group of people behind $SHIB after Ryoshi's disappearance. Why? I refer to the medium where we can find: "This means of course that we are setting a few “rules” for Phase 1 of Osaka Protocol (Phase 2 to be revealed shortly), which emulate the original rules of Shiba Inu, before it was taken over by you know who." ,,The reason we are gathered here today is to go back to our roots, before all of the defi and cefi rugs and corrupt individuals attempted to take us away from the scented garden of trustlessness." Simple message - you have failed, you are not the keepers of Ryoshi's vision. In a recent post from @ShibainuCoin about Shibarium, we can read: ,,While we always respect anyone who chooses to use Shibarium, we personally no longer endorse it. For us, staying true to Ryoshi’s decentralized spirit means focusing on building real utility that benefits all holders — not just a select few. 🐕✨ When it first appeared, many saw it as a chance to build new utility around #SHIB. But over time, it became clear that it wasn’t born from Ryoshi’s vision or the full transparency the SHIB community deserves." Back to the music video On stage, we can see four actors joined shortly after by a fifth (Man in white - force of chaos). This is a fictional boysband, while the real ones @Hot_Chip stand in the crowd, not drawing attention. Man in White is a ,,key element of chaos". What can we find in the medium? "We are decentralized however we are not chaos." The music video director reveals - the plot was meant to show that the commercial world of pop is an illusion that easily falls apart. He wanted viewers to laugh at how quickly the "perfect" boysband is destroyed by absurd forces. He emphasized that the real Hot Chip at the end – as "nerdy" in the crowd – was meant to be an ironic commentary: ,,the true creators of music (Hot Chip) stand on the sidelines, but they are the ones who survive." We are not chaos. Who is the character appearing in the final part of the music video? It is the "Floating head" and it appears after Man in white has taken over the boysband. The music video director describes the ending in which the Floating head carries out the final destruction as "surprising but inevitable." We can also find information that the Floating head was meant to be the "Final boss" of chaos, who ends the illusion. He also suggested that the Floating head represents "something bigger" than Man in white – perhaps ego, divine intervention, or a force that says: "Enough of this!" The whole thing was also meant to reflect the song's title ("I Feel Better") – a sense of relief when you shed the mask and be yourself. Our anthem was not chosen randomly, it is a reflection of what we have seen, what we see, and what we will see in the future. 🎶🎶🎶 She said, how did we get ourselves so lost? And I said, I don't know But we will not be leaving, tonight, tonight When you hold me, I, I feel better I only want one night together in our arms This is the longest night, we're meeting arms to arms Nothing is wasted and life is worth living Heaven is nowhere, just look to the stars There is a day that is yours for embracing Everything's nothing and nothing is ours Nothing is wasted and life is worth living (I only want one night) Heaven is nowhere, just look to the stars There is a day that is yours for embracing (This is the longest night) Everything's nothing and nothing is ours, oh, oh And maybe if we'd never come this way Then we would live and prosper But I doubt it, we are a violent race And we deserve what we get When you hold me, when you hold me I feel better, I feel better 🎶🎶🎶 #ifeelbetter 🖤⛩ @OsakaProtocol