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〽️Part Alternation Mark EmojiUnicode: 303D FE0F
Japanese music notation symbol marking part changes in songs, used in lyrics and music discussions
Released in 2010 with Unicode 6.0
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Meaning and Interpretation
〽️ Yo this is the Japanese part alternation mark! It basically means "your turn to sing" or "here comes the good part". In J-pop lyrics, it shows where the chorus kicks in or when different members start singing. Super common in anime songs and idol music. Think of it like a musical handoff - "alright, now it's your part!" 🎤
Symbolism
- Musical transition and change
- Collaboration and passing the mic
- Song structure and rhythm
Common Usage Scenarios
- When discussing your favorite part in a J-pop song
- Tagging the chorus drop in anime openings
- Talking about vocal distribution in idol groups
- Music production notes for song sections
- K-pop fans referencing Japanese releases
Usage Examples in Conversation
Dude the chorus in this new song hits different! 〽️ That transition is so smooth ✨
The bridge right before the final chorus 〽️ gives me chills every time 😭
When the rap part comes in 〽️ and you gotta drop whatever you're doing to vibe
Miku's solo part starting now 〽️! Her vocals >>> 🎤
That moment in the live when everyone sings the 〽️ part together 🎵🔥
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use it when talking about specific song sections in Japanese music
- Perfect for marking where the best part of a track starts
- Works great in J-pop and anime OST discussions
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