Is H!P competing with itself this week???
http://solidforce.co.jp/?p=623According to this article/blog thingy, long-time H!P/Momusu single arranger Hideyuki "Daichi" Suzuki did the arrangements for both the Yamapi and Super Girls singles that are charting right now! You may remember Daichi from such hits as "Do It! Now", "Koko ni Iruzee", "Go Girl Koi no Victory", "Resonant Blue", and "Onna ga Medatte Naze Ikenai", tackling a variety of music genres and styles along the way.
But I think this is Kaoru Okubo's year now. His (or her? Kaoru sounds like a girl's name) past works, the likes of "Naichau Kamo", "Kimagure Princess", "Seishun Collection", etc. have been hit with mixed reactions and relatively low sales...but now he can also claim fame for his involvement with the buzzworthy "Cho Happy Song" mashup and "One Two Three" getting lots of love from fans en route to being the highest-selling Momusu single in nearly a decade. As much as I've wanted Dance Man to return to the fold, perhaps I can wait a little bit longer...
The emphasis should be on "was supposed to" 
"sinking ships" can revive, you know 
So instead of "neener neener", shouldn't us fans embrace the possibility of the revival/return of the "1997-2004 Joshi Kashimashi Monogatari" Age of glory 
I personally think it's still a bit too early to be celebrating a full-fledged return to glory, that we should wait how the next single or two perform as a more solid indicator of success...but considering how certain people (you know who you are), both here and elsewhere, JUST WOULDN'T SHUT UP about Morning Musume being dead in the water with no hope at all
as if they want to see H!P crash and burn, I'm totally okay with fans feeling the need to counter-gloat.

People lined up to see the Titanic sinking, instead they rose up from the ash like a phoenix...