dancing scenes are in a dark, desert like setting, similar to "Work It", and the style of dancing is also similar to the dancing in the "Work It" video. This song was used as the opening song for the videogame "Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams" of Capcom for the PlayStation 2. The PV for Born To Be... had thematic ties to the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy, which TV channel Nittele promoted using "Born To Be...". Hamasaki is standing and singing in front of bright orange/yellow lights in a dark room which change brightness. In effect, sometimes the viewer cannot see much due to the brightness and sometimes they cannot see much due to the darkness. There is a band playing in the water (in the same setting), and an aerobic dancer also performs in the water. Later, people of all ethnicities around the world, mostly children, are individually projected against a white wall stating what they would like to be when they grow up. Since their voices are not heard due to the song, they have visual aids. (For example, a girl is speaking in an ice skating uniform, holding a pair of ice skates). Hamasaki also appears on this backdrop, saying something although it cannot be heard. Track listing "Startin'" "Born to Be..." – 4:52 "Teens" (Acoustic Version) "Startin'" (Instrumental) "Born to Be..." (Instrumental) – 4:52 DVD track listing "Startin'" (PV) "Born to Be..." (PV) Live performances March 3, 2006 – Music Fighter – "Startin'" March 10, 2006 – Music Station – "Born To Be..." March 10, 2006 – Music Fighter – "Born To Be..." March 11, 2006 – CDTV – "Startin'" March 31, 2006 – Music Station – "Teens: Acoustic Version" April 3, 2006 – Hey! Hey! Hey! – "Teens: Acoustic Version" Charts Oricon Sales Chart (Japan) Total Sales:' 225,000 (Japan) RIAJ certification: Gold External links Startin' / Born To Be… information at Avex Network. Startin' / Born To Be… (CD+DVD) information at Avex Network. Startin' / Born To Be… information at Oricon. Ayumi Hamasaki songs 2006 singles Oricon Weekly number-one singles Songs written by Ayumi Hamasaki Song recordings produced by Max Matsuura