Music Videos
Aside from her main singles Glitter/Fated, Talkin' 2 Myself and Together When..., Hamasaki also released music videos for Decision, Marionette and (Don't) Leave Me Alone.
See Talkin' 2 Myself for the music video of Decision.
The PV for Marionette had an aristocratic European setting. In the video, Ayumi portrays a marionette doll tied to a moving music box. She and the other marionettes (her male dancers) who are all wearing white contact lenses, dance and begin to break freely from their restraints. The owner (also portrayed by Ayumi) who is sleeping, later sees the Marionettes alive and their white contact lenses then break of and the owner turns away and leaves the room.
The video for (Don't) Leave Me Alone features Ayumi in a blue outfit while walking around a blue set, as she walks her female back up dancers then dance with her.
Read more about this topic: Guilty (Ayumi Hamasaki Album)
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