Deity - Dir en grey

Artist: Dir en grey
Album: Macabre
Song: Deity

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Gauze
• -Mode
• of
• Eve-
• visual
• kei
• japanese
• rock
• jrock
• dir
• en
• grey
• AliceEnZette

[NotSleepingIsSexy]

Kyo has always had a fascination with Russian culture. The tattoos on his fingers are in Russian.

[LuckyCoyotes]

Ahhhhhh....Delicious.

[AerielleBuraD]

@DramCommentorPivot Well, some of there songs are scary. I mean I Love them, but when I am listening to their music and all of a sudden a scary song comes on I realize it's night time and I'm alone, that's a Iil scary. :/

[DramCommentorPivot]

@AerielleBuraD Why would they?

[airplanekid77]

@AerielleBuraD lol

[gooch036]

@Flipperdeflip19 Sounds like Hungarian Dance no 5 by Brahms

[Flipperdeflip19]

at 3:15 , what's that song they're singing? that sounds familliar, what's the original?

[AerielleBuraD]

I wonder if DeG ever gets scared of their own music...

[Nigel1792]

@nexusparanoia I see now, thanks man, I speak some russian but yeah thanks for teaching me a new word, I'll have to look into it myself, sounds interesting.

[nexusparanoia]

@Nigel1792 Deti (cyrillic: Дети) means 'children'. There are really four official ways to transliterate Russian. Using this method, you get deity, which is an actual English word. Maybe it was done on purpose. However, given that Kyo has Russian tattoos (not mafia ones...) and this CD has a Russian influence, it's safe to see that. Still, it was confusing for a bit.

[Nigel1792]

@nexusparanoia So what is the name actually mean? I thought is was english for Deity, but Russian? And the lyrics to the song are quite strange as well. Idk I am confused :(

[nexusparanoia]

It's spelled Deity, but that's one of four ways to transliterate Russian. When spelled like that, it looks like the English word deity. So confused for so long ...