ほんっとに年齢不詳、藤井風さん。
子どもっていうより幼児のような拗ね方・はしゃぎ方をしたかと思うと、何回シンだ？と思わせるような遠い眼差しや300年かかってたどり着くような悟りの言葉を口にする。
たぶん自分では、あんまり気がついてない。
だって、自分は普通の27歳だと思ってんだろうから。
たくさんの音楽を自分の中に取り込むことで、たくさんの人の生き様をたどり、共感し、憧れ、苦悩し、乗り越えてきたんだろう。
無垢じゃなきゃ不可能な技だ。
さすがに、昨年の海外活動での盛況振りはスターの自覚を促すのに十分だけど、デビューする前から”調子のっちゃって”なんで歌を作っちゃうくらいだから、また、底知れない。
Fujii Kaze's age seems truly unknown.
One moment he's sulking and acting more like a toddler than a child, the next he's looking like into the distance wondering how many times he's died, and he's speaking words of enlightenment that seem to take 300 years to arrive at.
He probably doesn't realize it himself.
Because he probably thinks of himself as a normal 27-year-old.
By absorbing so much music, he's probably been able to follow the lives of so many people, empathize with them, admire them, suffer, and overcome their hardships.
It's a feat that only an innocent person could achieve.
The success of his overseas activities last year is really enough to make him aware of his stardom, but the fact that he wrote a song, "Oops I Pushed My Luck" even before his debut shows that he's got some unfathomable talent, again.
