みんな 最高 ありがとう
かかかわいい
かかかわいい
Mom's not home tonight
So we can roll around, have a pillow fight
Like a major rager, OMFG (ooh-wha, ooh-wha, oo-whoa)
Let's all slumber party
Like a fat kid on a pack of Smarties
Someone chuck a cupcake at me (hey, hey, hey, hey)
It's time for spin the bottle
Not gonna talk about it tomorrow
Keep it just between you and me (oh, oh, oh)
Let's play truth or dare now
We can roll around in our underwear
How every silly kitty should be (hey, hey, hey, hey)
Come, come, kitty, kitty
You're so pretty, pretty
Don't go, kitty, kitty
Stay with me
Come, come, kitty, kitty
You're so silly, silly
Don't go, kitty, kitty
Play with me
かかかわいい
Hello kitty, hello kitty
Hello kitty, you're so pretty
Hello kitty, hello kitty
Hello kitty, you're so silly
Wake up, got a secret
Pinky swear that you're gonna keep it
I've got something you need to see (oh, oh, oh)
Let's be friends forever
I wanna do everything with you together
Come and play with kitty and me (hey, hey, hey, hey)
Come, come, kitty, kitty
You're so pretty, pretty
Don't go, kitty, kitty
Stay with me
Come, come, kitty, kitty
You're so silly, silly
Don't go, kitty, kitty
Play with me
かかかわいい
Hello kitty, hello kitty
Hello kitty, you're so pretty
Hello kitty, hello kitty
Hello kitty, you're so silly
みんな 最高 ありがとう
かかかわいい
みみみんな 最高 ありがとう
かかかかかわいい
かかかわいい
かかかかかわいい
かかかかかわいい
かかかかかわいい
Meow
Hello kitty, hello kitty
Hello kitty, you're so pretty
Hello kitty, hello kitty
Hello kitty, you're so silly
Come, come, kitty, kitty (hello kitty, hello kitty)
You're so pretty, pretty
Don't go, kitty, kitty
Stay with me
Come, come, kitty, kitty (hello kitty, hello kitty)
You're so silly, silly
Don't go, kitty, kitty
Play with me
Hello kitty, hello kitty
About This Song
"Hello Kitty" is a polarizing pop-rock track that represents Avril Lavigne's controversial foray into kawaii culture and Japanese aesthetics, blending her punk-pop roots with electronic elements and J-pop influences. The song celebrates youthful rebellion and carefree fun through the lens of a sleepover party, using playful imagery like pillow fights and truth-or-dare games to evoke themes of innocence and spontaneous joy. Musically, it features heavy synths, a driving beat, and Lavigne's signature attitude, though filtered through a more manufactured pop sound than her earlier work. The track sparked significant debate for its appropriation of Japanese culture, particularly its use of kawaii terminology and anime-inspired visuals, making it a lightning rod for discussions about cultural sensitivity in pop music. Despite mixed critical reception, the song stands as a bold artistic risk that showcased Lavigne's willingness to experiment with different cultural influences and musical styles.
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