That song? It has nothing to do with GHM/Suda 51 games at all.
That's just some random Jpop song that I added for the lulz.
A para para/latin salsa song sung in japanese where they sing a line in english "Shoot me like a bomba! (bomber)" was just so damn random that I had to include parts of that song to the website.
It's by a now defunct music group called Deeps.
They were supposed to be the older, sluttier version of a popular jpop group (That sang like shit.) called Speed.
http://mellowstory.wordpress.com/videos/
Deeps were never as popular as Speed.
(Mainly because older, more mature looking chicks don't seem to sell well in asia.)
The full title for the song is "Boom Boom Love - O! O! EXTA SI"
http://hidepooh.hp.infoseek.co.jp/deeps/pro.html
http://hidepooh.hp.infoseek.co.jp/deeps.html
Here's the music video.
dps deeps ディープス - O! O! EXTA SI
http://hk.youtube.com/watch?v=8WV_CVZwb5U
Here's the lead singer, Chika.
Her tan is fake btw. Deeps were part of that ganguro kogal scene that was popular during 98-2001
Ganguro are typically ugly as sin.
Deeps were part of the rare few who were actually hot.
Mainly because their fake tans made them look Latina. Instead of a high maintenance Oompa Loompa.
EDIT: I'll upload the mp3's later. I have both the original song & the instrumental. The instrumental sounds much better than the vocal track.
White Valley Girls
Japanese Kogals/Ganguro
As you can see. You can barely tell the difference between the two styles. Though I think Japan ganguros tend to look worse. (yamambas will give you nightmares.)
When I see ganguro. I usually don't think of Black or Latin.
I just see a bunch of rich snobs with too much money on their hands.
What makes Deeps different is that they actually look like they have a bit of soul. Which is why they resemble Latinas rather than a characture of California Valley Girls.
She's not what I would consider wannabe "black". She lives the life style.
She actually grew up with & respects reggae culture, and could possibly be considered as one of them.
Japan itself has been representing hip hop since 1983.
http://www.cultureuniversal.com/articles_historyjpn_vol01.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_hip_hop
So it's not a recent occurrence.
Wannabe "Black" to me is more like the Asians you see from America.
(The ones who walk around in oversized clothes, shaved heads, speaking in corny ass ebonics, listening to horrible ass Crunk music, now that's wannabe "Black".)
To me wannabe "Black" is someone who shows a profound lack of understanding what the underground African hip hop movement is about. (It was originally colour blind, and represented a form of expression for minorities from the projects.)