Song meaning of 米津玄師 (Kenshi Yonezu) - KICK BACK (Romanized) by Genius Romanizations

Ah, the classic "Doryoku, mirai, a beautiful star" song by Kenshi Yonezu. It's like a Japanese motivational poster mixed with a cheesy love ballad. The first verse seems to be about some lucky person who got to eat something greasy and now they're saying "bye bye" to their heart health. Then there's some mysterious voice in their head singing about wanting things they don't have. Ah, the grass is always greener on the other side. In the chorus, they're promising to have a "Happy day ume tsukushite," which I can only assume means to fulfill their dreams while eating plums or something. And in the post-chorus, they greet us with a cheerful "Konnichiwa, baby," like they're trying to sell us some Timeshares in Okinawa. Overall, it's a fun and upbeat song that will leave you singing "Doryoku, mirai, a beautiful star" for days, wondering if you're missing out on some kind of beautiful future.