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This track, "KEN EBISAWA," is a full-throttle, "local vibes × excessive call-and-response" anthem that perfectly embodies Mr.510 NEET's style-driven almost entirely by "Fuu!" shouts.
The overwhelming presence of "Fuu!" in the lyrics is a deliberate device that prioritizes energy and presence over literal meaning, designed from the ground up for instant impact and viral spread in live shows, videos, and on social media.

The setting is Ibaraki Prefecture.
Not a nationwide star, but proudly portrayed as "the main character right here."
Scenes like the station front, the evening sky, and familiar faces capture the moment when ordinary local life transforms into a stage.

In the hook, place names and the artist's name are fired off in rapid call-and-response,
with the structure "Call the name!" "KEN!" "EBISAWA!" maximizing crowd participation and unity.
This isn't a song you simply listen to-it's a song you shout, call, and hype together.

This is neither bragging nor exaggeration.
It is a document that fully affirms "KEN EBISAWA, a small-time local star from Koga City, Ibaraki."
A track where local heat is captured and released directly as sound.