What Katamari Means to Me
Katamari is about the desire for more, and how it makes us forget why we're living. The katamari itself represents the small parts of life in we notice them and actively take part in,like eating, catching bugs and fish and making doodles. As the katamari grows bigger,so does our desire for bigger and better things, wether it be job opportunities, seeing the world,or becoming famous. We focus intesnely on those big things that we forget about the little things that we were once content with. When we're blocked by objects bigger than the katamari, we're being pushed back because we think the world isn't ready for us, or perhaps, internally, we're not ready for the world. So we absorb more and more things to distract us from those fustrations, our perseverance turning into stubborness to let go of the material and superficial things we think make us happy,and when we finally roll up those big things,what's left? Barely anything but a few straggling little things. We become lonely at the top, realizing that focusing on a single thing made us forget everything why we're living. It's not about fufilling a single purpose or pursuing happiness by getting more of what we think we want. It's about living with things like food,festivals, the stars, greeting your family when you come home from work or school. Those moments are why we live, because it's those experiences in between the big things that make us who we are. But that's just a theory.
(I made this comment on youtube, check out this video and look for gloomyboi. That's me. https://youtu.be/mBaJsSuGeRs?si=uIxsTMhlr7cIN_e8)










