Shouting at 0:00 Shouting at 0:00

Shout at 0:00BETTER: A Midnight Shout BETTER: A Midnight Shout

I played "Ultra Soul" by B'z on YouTube at 11:58:54 p.m. I played "Ultra Soul" by B'z on YouTube at 11:58:54 p.m.

I started "Ultra Soul" by B'z on YouTube at 11:58:54 p.m. I started to play "Ultra Soul" by B'z on YouTube at 11:58:54 p.m. I began to play "Ultra Soul" by B'z on YouTube at 11:58:54 p.m. I began playing "Ultra Soul" by B'z on YouTube at 11:58:54 p.m.

I started playeding "Ultra Soul" by B'z on YouTube at 11:58:54 p.m. I started playing "Ultra Soul" by B'z on YouTube at 11:58:54 p.m.

I'm not sure why but it sounds better...

As the music progressed, it livened up. As the music progressed, it livened up.

The original sentence is correct, another way to write this sentence: "As the music progressed, it increasingly ramped up in intensity."

As the music progressed, it livened upgot more and more intense. As the music progressed, it got more and more intense.

I think "more and more" fits どんどん "lively" and "livened up" aren't very common in modern vernacular, it sounds old-fashioned

At exactly midnight on January 1st, 2026, ... At exactly midnight on January 1st, 2026...

Since you have the ellipsis, you don't need the final comma.

AThen, at exactly midnight on January 1st, 2026, ... Then, at exactly midnight on January 1st, 2026...

At exactly midnight on January 1st, 2026, ... At exactly midnight on January 1st, 2026...

"Ultra Soul, HI!" "Ultra Soul, HI!"

Just adding a bit of energy to it

"Ultra Soul HI!!!" "Ultra Soul HI!!!"

Needs punctuation

MY GUESS: The main lyrics of "Ultra Soul HI" rang out. MY GUESS: The main lyrics of "Ultra Soul HI" rang out.

「ウルトラ・ソウル HI」のメインの歌詞が響き渡った。

Midnight Moment:

The sudden change to script style is a bit unusual here. I recommend describing the moment within the sentence itself, similar to how you did it in the Japanese version. Please see the suggestion for the next line.

Midnight Moment:The moment it became the new year, The moment it became the new year,

Mもっと行き行き表現：In that wild midnight Mmoment: もっと行き行き表現：In that wild midnight moment:

This is a story aboutwas on December 31st last year. This was on December 31st last year.

I think because it's such a short/simple series of events it feels wrong to use "story." You could use it in an exaggerated joking way, or to go even further, something archaic sounding like "This is the tale of the night of last year's December 31st."

This is a story about December 31st last yearSMOOTHER: This is a recent New Year Eve story. SMOOTHER: This is a recent New Year Eve story.

Inaba-san shoutyelled out, and I yelled along with him! Inaba-san yelled out, and I yelled along with him!

"Shout out" usually is a colloquial term which means "to give someone recognition for something". "Yell out" fits better here. You could also use just "shouted" ("Inaba-san shouted,").

The vocalist Inaba-san shout outed, and I yelled along with him, right at the moment the new year started! The vocalist Inaba-san shouted, and I yelled along with him, right at the moment the new year started!

Inaba-san shouted out, and I yelled along with him! Inaba shouted out, and I yelled along with him!

I guess using "-san" is up to personal choice, but I don't know if the average English speaker even knows what "-san" means, so it could be confusing

If you'd like, I hope you allplease give it a try! If you'd like, please give it a try!

This is a story on 31ththat took place on December 31st of last year. This is a story that took place on December 31st of last year.