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A single "youthful cheer song" that intertwines with the school
This energetic single was created against the backdrop of school festivals and cheering squad culture. It also has a folkloric aspect, with local university anthems as subtitles.
The song's simple, clear hook, typical of a cheer song, and the formal feel of it being sung by a large group of people, are impressive. This is a rare record that incorporates local university culture and the rhythmic sense of the cheer squad into pop music, capturing the student culture of the time as it was. It's also an interesting piece of historical material.
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