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Teletoe!
Dancing all over the place!
Tonight's guests are...
The person I admire gave me fifty something points, so I thought I shouldn't do it and decided to quit.
What?
You should quit!
It's true!
The N-1 champion football hour is starting!
I couldn't say a word for two or three hours.
That's right.
Every day, we will talk about the history of glory and suffering we have experienced.
I don't get it.
It's real!
I've never seen such a sad movie before!
Teletoe!
Dancing all over the place!
It starts tonight!
I'm looking forward to today's guests.
I'm looking forward to it.
I don't get a chance to visit my parents' house.
Me neither.
It's the first time for us to have a conversation with you two.
That's right.
It's also the first time for us to see you two on TV.
Oh, I remember!
It was like "It's Keiji!"
I remember it well!
I think it was the first time we met.
I'm looking forward to it.
Thank you for having us!
We were talking about something nostalgic!
I forgot to say "Mutsumi"!
You two said it!
It was about 15 years ago.
Tonight's guests are "Football Hour" guests!
Hello!
It's "Football Hour"!
I didn't expect you two to be here together.
I don't know if it's good or bad for me to say this.
Of course, we appear in movies and TV shows together.
But people often say that it's rare for us to be together.
We don't talk much on TV shows.
How is it for you two?
It's rare for us to be together.
Do you talk a lot in the dressing room?
We don't talk at all.
Oh, really?
We only hear Yuao's mustache.
It's not just that we don't talk here.
I don't talk to anyone.
I don't talk to my manager.
It's part of our daily life.
I don't think you two fight a lot.
We don't fight at all.
When we were young...
We didn't fight at all.
Not even now?
We don't fight at all now.
We didn't fight a lot in the past.
Yuao and I were making jokes.
We started arguing.
My voice got louder.
"That's not right!"
"Why?!"
When I screamed...
Yuao's cheeks started to tear up.
"Are you okay?"
When you said it so loudly...
My cheeks started to tear up.
But you're in your 20s now.
You're not young at all.
I want to say it again, but my cheeks started to tear up.
I won't say it anymore!
But it doesn't end there.
I don't want Yuao to cry.
So I go to the bathroom once...
Wash my face and come back without wiping it.
"Isn't it because you're crying?"
"It's because you washed your face."
We did it when we were young.
But we don't do it at all now.
You still make new jokes.
At night...
If you don't talk in the dressing room...
You make new jokes.
What do you do?
I do everything!
Oh, Goto-san takes Yoshi-moto's room and stuff.
We make the story first.
We make it together.
Even now?
Even now.
When things aren't going well,
someone comes up to me, like a writer.
Ah, yes, yes, yes.
And I say to the writer, "Wow!"
Do you get it?
I totally get it!
Why is that?
You should say it directly.
I'm the one who's pointing this way,
and the one who's stuck on some antenna
is the only one who can say it out loud.
And I'm the one who's finally pointing this way.
I see.
That's how you get to talk directly.
That's right, that's right, that's right.
And he's just sitting there in his clothes.
It's better than taking it off.
You know what I'm talking about, right?
It makes me happy, this conversation.
We're young and we're all good friends.
The writer I used to work with said to me,
"Stop being a writer and go back to the countryside."
Is that so?
So I said, "Why don't you hire another writer?"
And now we do it together.
Just you and me?
Just you and me.
But you're not there.
I'm the one who's stuck on some antenna,
so I say it like this.
No, it's not like you say it like this.
It's like you're still stuck on some antenna.
Both of you.
It's like you're doing "skashee".
If you reproduce it,
it's like you're sitting in a meeting room at work.
And I'm just walking like this.
You're walking.
Oh, news.
That's what happened.
Buying or not buying a car, that's what you're talking about, right?
But it's hard to make a car story.
But buying or not buying a dog, that's what you're talking about, right?
Oh, it's you, Soren.
Wow, it's so real.
It's so real.
This story is good.
I'm excited.
It's the first time I've seen it.
"Good son" makes you feel like you're writing a sentence, doesn't it?
It makes you feel like that.
That's what champions do.
Is that so?
There's no such thing as "strawberry cake" anymore.
Of course, there's a chance for you to do a skit during a band live, so you can write all the lines.
But there's no such thing as "manzai".
Wow, but it's still amazing.
As expected.
Wow, you're doing it with your partner.
I can't help it because it's scary.
You're lying!
It's full of gaps.
You don't like it when words are decided, do you?
I don't like it, but even if it's decided, the order can be reversed.
I don't like it.
I don't think it's possible unless you're both capable people.
Maybe it's because you two are making it at the same time.
It's decided what you say with just the words, so you can't do it.
It's in my head.
We're walking together in the process of doing it.
I won't forget it.
But isn't that amazing?
You can make a good story and make a funny story at first.
But after a few minutes, you don't need it anymore, do you?
I do, I do.
Then what do you do?
For example, when I'm making a story like this, there are jokes I say.
And I like it.
And as I go forward, I don't need this joke.
And when I say, "Stop it," you say, "No, I'll put it in."
I don't need it.
It gets in the way and it's hard to talk about it.
I think it's good to have it.
No, I thought about it.
That's what I thought about.
Why is this guy clinging to me?
I've been saying it all the time.
No, that's fine.
I said it and my tears came out.
At that time.
Now, I'm doing a manzai on the stage.
After it's over,
Don't you have anything you want to say to your partner?
You don't say it at all, do you?
Don't you say it at all, do you?
You don't even think about it.
You're going to fix it on the next stage.
You don't want me to do it.
I don't want to do it when I'm 20.
When I'm 50, I don't want to be angry.
He came in and said "What are you doing?"
I can't say it anymore
He is a funny guy
He is nice
I didn't give up aiming for higher rank
But I don't want people to say it
I say it when I say "How many minutes?" or "4 minutes" on TV
"Isn't he from Iran?"
I don't care about the stage
There is no script!
There is no untouchable, and there is no terrible.
There is only fake.
There is no material left.
I don't like it when I try to do it a little earlier.
Even if you look at the fake, you don't know what it is.
That's why YouTube is the best way to help you.
It's like a football hour's strongest manzai compilation.
It's a super illegal one, isn't it?
It's like making it yourself and putting it together.
Let's watch it together.
Let's watch it together and upload it later.
After that, it was like that.
Actually, they were working separately.
As a result of the disbandment of each combination, they formed a football hour.
Originally, before forming a football hour, it was a separate combination.
Since then, you haven't had a script, have you?
At that time, we were both just doing skits.
Is that so?
I wrote it and gave it to my partner.
That's why it was in the book to some extent.
I also had a book before that.
Who did you start to admire and aim for?
It's very downtown.
After all, it's very downtown.
I saw this world and also saw downtown.
I admired it and joined it.
Then I joined another combination.
Yuao joined Yuao.
Then we got along and grew up together.
We went to a fast food restaurant together.
We talked about what we did yesterday for hours.
It was really downtown, wasn't it?
We didn't even drink.
We talked about downtown all the time.
At a drink bar.
You appeared in the first episode of M-1, didn't you?
Yes, it was the first episode.
It was the first time for Matsumoto-san to watch a manzai.
It was the first time.
It was amazing.
He gave me such a low score.
In the first episode?
Yes, in the first episode.
Until now, everyone was like, "Go for it!"
"Well done, well done."
They hugged and stuff like that.
At the time, the studio was pitch black.
It was pitch black.
The set was dark.
It was pitch black.
"Try it. You'll get a bad score."
It was pitch black.
The set was pitch black.
After watching "2001-2003" for the first time in a while,
I think it was the first time in a freezer.
It was pitch black.
The judges may say, "Oh, I see."
But at the time, Matsumoto-san didn't laugh about others.
It's like this
"How is it?"
"How about you, Kinsuke san?"
Like this
There are good drivers
But at the end
There are bad drivers
That's right
"Bad drivers"
- I'm curious about it. - That's what I'm curious about.
We've been being stared at for a long time.
First of all, the M-1 Grand Prix is a place where entertainers can live and quit.
We're going to give it to them and do it.
We were like, "Oh, we can't do that."
Yoshimoto and Go-yo were in the M-1 qualifier for the whole schedule.
- Forced. - Forced.
- From A to A. - Oh, wow.
I was so nervous. I smoked one carton of cigarettes in one day.
- One carton of cigarettes. - Not one cigarette, but one carton of cigarettes.
The smoke was bigger than a fireplace.
- I was always smoking. - Always smoking.
That's why Iwao was so nervous and was eating a bento.
- Was it because of the pressure? - That's right.
- It was a golden time live broadcast. - That's right.
- Young people doing comedy. - It wasn't like that before.
- It wasn't like that before. - Even in Osaka...
- It wasn't like that when it was only sometimes on TV. - It wasn't like that.
- At the time, it was like, "If it doesn't work here, it doesn't work there." - That's right.
- It was like, "Do I live or do I die?" - That's why the score was...
- Matsumoto-san, 50 points or 55 points. - 50 points?!
- 50 points?! - Yeah!
- 100 points? - Yeah.
- If you got 86 points, you'd be pretty depressed. - Yeah!
- "Ugh!" - "Why do I get so many high scores?"
- Nobody wanted to give 80 points back then! - Nobody!
- Takagawa-san and Kirin-kun. - Why did you do that?
- 50 points... - 50 points is too much for a judge!
- 50 points is crazy for people who get depressed in that situation. - Yeah.
- That's why I gave people who wanted to get that many high scores 50-some points. - Wow...
- That's why I gave people who wanted to get that many high scores 50-some points. - You wanted to quit thinking you couldn't do it?
- You wanted to quit thinking you couldn't do it? - Huh?!
- Oh, you mean the first episode of "Atom"? - Yeah, yeah.
- You two would talk about how you became 50-some points? - We might not talk about it.
- We might not talk about it. - We can't. - We're really exhausted and can't say anything.
- Do you remember when you joined the team? - I don't remember joining!
- I really don't remember. - I said, "I have to quit."
- Huh?! - Huh?!
- You said you had to quit! - I thought about it for 5 minutes!
- I thought about quitting, but it's a good thing about Yoshimoto. - Yeah.
- There's already work at the theater. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I can't quit! - Yeah.
- I thought, "If I go to the theater anyway, I'll change the way I make stories." - Huh?!
- At the time, the first episode was "What kind of story is this?" - Yeah.
- "What kind of story is this?" - Yeah.
- "Okay, let's do this too." We gathered girls and made it exciting. - Yeah, yeah.
- Even if it was in Osaka, we accepted it. - Yeah.
- I thought it would be okay like that, but... - Yeah.
- Instead of saying, "Let's make our story into one," we decided to challenge ourselves in 2002. - Huh?!
- I see. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- So, when you won the championship, those three years were really intense. - Yeah.
- But, winning the championship in 2003 was a long time ago, right? - Yeah.
- 22 years ago. - That's right. - That's true.
- 21 years ago. - The one who was born at that time is called "seven stars" now.
- No, it's not "seven stars", it's a limited movie, isn't it? - It's a movie.
- You're right. - Really.
- Yeah, 22 years ago. - So, I thought of quitting, but I managed to go.
- I won the championship in 2003, but in 2002... - Yeah.
- Matsumoto-san saw it and thought it was funny. - Yeah.
- So, I quit. - Shinsuke-san also said, "Did you participate last year?" - Yeah, yeah.
- "I don't remember." - "Oh, it's them! They became like this!" - Yeah.
- It was like, "You're looking at it wrong!" - Yeah.
- I was really happy about it. - Yeah.
- So, I was happier when I finished my first book in 2002 than when I won the championship. - Oh, I see.
- So, I thought, "I'm glad I didn't quit!" - Yeah.
- Come to think of it, you've been on TV for about 25 years. - Yeah, for a long time.
- Was it after you won the championship? - No, it wasn't after I won the championship.
- If you had won the championship back then, you wouldn't have been on TV for a long time. - No, it's not like that.
(The day of the championship)
- Ever since you won the championship, you've been on TV. - Yeah, yeah.
- You didn't stop calling your manager. - Yeah, Shinsuke-san.
- You didn't call us back then, did you? - No, not at all.
- You were just going out to celebrate, weren't you? - Yeah.
- We didn't do any live streams, of course, and we didn't even go to check-out the next day.
- We didn't even go out to buy anything in the morning. - We couldn't just go out and say, "I'm the champion right now."
- We just went out to check-out and go back to Osaka.
- I think it was the next day we said, "Draven won!" and we went back to Osaka.
- And we were filming at a takoyaki restaurant in this shopping district.
- They said, "Which of the takoyaki's octopus is the longest?"
- And we were like, "Ugh, this is so boring!"
- We took it out of the takoyaki and it was over six centimeters!
- And we were like, "This is so boring!"
- We started filming regularly in Tokyo, but it ended in half a year.
- It was like this.
- Oh, "Drunk Dragon." - Yeah, "Drunk Dragon."
- Do you know the show I was in with "Drunk Dragon"? - "Futakumii"?
- "Dragon Ball Hour." Do you know it?
- "Dragon Ball Hour."
- It was like a variety show. - It started like a comedy show.
- It was so funny!
- It was so funny, but it didn't get many views.
- In the end, it was a show about girls living alone.
- "Dragon Ball Hour." - "Dragon Ball Hour."
- That's right.
- Did you two talk about anything other than the show?
- We didn't really talk about it. - We didn't talk about it.
- We didn't say anything good.
- We just talked about work. - Is that so?
- We just talked about work.
- And we kept talking about it.
- After joining MY, it seems like you've been suffering for a while.
- Not now, but there were dozens of people suffering.
- That's right. There used to be like 20 or 30 groups.
- After joining MY, it seems like you've been suffering for a while.
- Not now, but there used to be dozens of groups.
- Back in the day, I used to say "If it's like that, it's gotta be this guy!"
- I'd say "Here it comes!", "Go!", "It's gotta be this guy!", and if I did this, it'd bounce back.
- Physically too. - Yeah.
- Like "Not now", or "That's not possible", or "There's nothing here", like that.
- But back then, I wasn't the type of guy to say "Go for it!" - No.
- I wasn't the type of guy to say "Go for it!", or "Go for it!", or anything like that.
- And that's how you two were born.
- Back in the day, you'd all come out in front of you.
- You'd all come out with your shoulders in.
- There were a lot of people with their shoulders in!
- I hated it so much!
- It's an amazing era, isn't it?
- I hated it!
- We'll talk about this later, but for now...
- I hated it!
- Why? Why is it like that?
- If you ask me about my role, I'd say "All in".
- I'd say "Wow!", and I'd go wherever I wanted to go.
- "I see, that's how you two get along."
- "No, it'd be better for me to go a little further in."
- "That's what I think."
- That's what you think.
- I'd say "Go for it!" in front of you.
- "Go for it!"
- That's how you two get along.
- That's how you two get along!
- You two were desperate back then!
- Even though you were in a group of 30 people,
- you didn't get along with each other, did you?
- We couldn't do anything for a long time.
- We couldn't talk for 2 or 3 hours.
- That's how we were every day.
- You couldn't talk for 3 hours?
- And you got in a Benz Gelen and left.
- That's how you two got along!
- Did you buy a Gelen for a prize money? - Fuji-smile!
- That's a big change of attitude! - Gelen surprised you the most, didn't it?
- You brought it! - You didn't do anything!
- You didn't leave it behind! - Iwao-san, you have your own style and personality, don't you?
- Something that suits you and doesn't suit you. Is it a time like "what should I do"? - Yes, I've been thinking about it all the time.
I've been thinking about it all the time.
I'm thinking about it even when I get home.
But I can't sleep!
- It's not that you can't sleep because you're worried about it. - I can't sleep!
- You're the type of comedian who cares about it! - I can't sleep when it's late!
- Don't get in a Gelen and stay awake! - So...
When I wake up in the morning, it's okay, but I still have a little left.
Then I go to the recording in that state. I couldn't speak again. I couldn't do it.
But when it's about 12 o'clock, I can't sleep!
- You can't sleep, right? - I can't sleep!
While I'm doing it like that, "Oh, it was pretty good today."
There are good times, too, so it's like "Well, it's okay."
So I was like, "Huh? Is he saying something good?"
"He's not saying it, is he?"
Then I saw the 2005 Black Mayonnaise championship and I was like, "Wow, that's amazing!"
"Ah! Ah!"
- "Okay, no one got a V2," - That's right.
"Then let's go for a V2," and I went out in 2006.
- Oh, I remember. - That kind of...
- That's right. - I want to have that kind of fake power.
But we didn't make a story for it.
We modified it a little and challenged it.
We went to the finals.
But the tutorial we worked so hard for won the championship with full marks.
- That's right. We went to the theater with our friends. - Yes, yes, yes.
After that, our friends won the championship and became very busy.
- I saw it. I saw it. - I thought, "Huh? It's not like what we did back in the day."
- The influence of the movie itself started to grow around that time. - That's right.
- That's how our movie set became brighter. - That's right.
- It's been shiny since 2005. - Yes, it is.
- And at that time, we offered one car with auto back. - Yes, yes, yes.
But after we won the championship, we couldn't make auto back commercials.
At "Anmoku-no-ryokai", Ake Nakagawa and Okada Masuda competed and I was like "Wow, it's us!" and it turned out to be Yoku Hata.
What?
The ENTA boom was so big.
I'm happy for you.
We often say things like that.
We say "Why?" a lot, don't we, Yoku Hata?
It's a shame for us.
You got cut off, didn't you?
It's a shame.
The ENTA boom was so big that we won the M-1 and appeared on "Tsumori de Tokyo" show.
People who didn't appear on ENTA didn't get much attention from the Tokyo staff.
Shinnai-san was more famous.
It's true that ENTA was famous for winning 20% or so.
I didn't know it was such a painful time.
I didn't know until I heard about it.
You appeared on TV, but you didn't feel like you were having fun.
Not at all.
Even now, I feel like I'm being teased a lot by Goto-san.
I wonder about it.
Did you feel like that in Osaka at that time?
"What should we do with this duo?"
They all went to Iwao.
So-called "not four people" type.
They all went to Iwao after work.
They decided to do a commercial with Iwao-san only.
Iwao changed completely.
I saw it!
There was!
Iwao-san, you can't do it!
You were really called ugly!
I was asked if I was dirty!
Right now, I'm sure it's fun.
And the company is doing a commercial.
But thanks to that, I got called again.
But at the time, it was funny!
I'm grateful for that.
Do you think Iwao-san is less called ugly now?
I don't say that at all anymore.
But with experience, you've changed.
With me, Ina-chan, and Angirls' Tanaka,
No one called me ugly!
We're so similar!
Why should we say it?
We're so similar!
"I think you're bald."
I won't say everything, but there was a program in Osaka called "Fujii Takashi-san" and "Jinnai-san" at the time.
And Mr. Imada and Mr. Higashino, who were doing it together in Nagoya, were saying it all the time, but suddenly it came over here.
And I'm going to give it back for a moment
and there's a talk about rain and standing up
and at that time
when you talk about your mother you say, "Oh
my mother is like this," and I thought the story would end and I said
"Oh, my mother is like this," and I went in.
Then Mr. Ariyoshi said
"Tassha, isn't it?" I was irritated at first
but I've never passed it to Tassha
but the audience laughed and said
"Tassha, isn't it?" So I felt like I wasn't going
and it was sticking to my eyes and nose.
It's a real Tassha that doesn't put out a Tassha-san.
It's been a while since we've been in each other's arms.
Then it was like, "Wow," and it was like being played with. It's getting really big from there, but that's how it's gotten to that person.
Sakuma-san, Goto-tan.
Goto-tan, I really...
I really hate you.
I really think so, too.
Every year, I think, "Why is Goto-san being played?"
I didn't realize it until now, but it's been said a lot.
It's been said a lot.
It's lame, what is it?
And it started happening from a certain point.
I don't know why.
I don't know why, but it was coming out.
That's a good story.
You know, since you're calling me like this, there's one thing I need to report.
A report?
Yes.
One day, at the end of the year, around October,
my older sister sent me a message on LINE.
"I'm glad you put up a video."
I was like, "What is this?"
And when I looked at it, it was Audrey's show.
Audrey is going to Oita for a shoot.
She's the star of the show.
I was like, "What does that mean?"
And I kept looking at it.
"Why is she sending it to me? I don't know!"
And I was like, "Wow, Oita!"
"Wow, this place is great!"
And I was like, "Why am I doing this?"
Next, we went to Sony's factory.
Yes, we did.
Do you know what this place is for?
They make things related to you two.
And we said, "Wow!"
And they made our manzai microphone, a three-shot microphone.
This factory is the only one in Japan that makes a three-shot microphone.
In other words, only this woman makes it.
That's right.
Only one woman makes a three-shot microphone from a product called C-38B.
Right?
And she says, "My name is Higuchi."
"Nice to meet you."
And Audrey and I always say, "Nice to meet you."
And now...
Do all the comedians in the world take care of you, Mr. Higuchi?
Well, there may be some that were made in the past,
but basically, I'm the only one who's made three or four microphones.
"Wow, you're always like that," I say.
"Well, you must have been happy to see me using a microphone on a show," I say.
Everyone's talking to Mr. Higuchi's microphone.
"That's right," I say.
"Who do you like, comedian?" I say.
"Well, you know, Mr. Goto of 'Football Hour'?" I say.
"Yes, yes."
"Tell me about it."
"I was really happy."
You can say it, can't you, Mr. Goto?
But there are people who make three or four microphones, right?
There are people who make three or four microphones, right?
It's all handmade, right?
There are people who make three or four microphones, right?
"I like it!" I say.
"That's why I sent you here!" I say.
"I'm happy!" I say.
"That's amazing!" I say.
"Look, Mr. Goto, he's happy. I'm sure of it!" I say.
"Right?"
"Well, I kind of want it now," I say.
But the people who were with me said,
"Oh, you can get it."
"Right now, you can get this microphone as a gift for your hometown farmers."
"Oh, how much is it?"
"It's 500,000 yen."
"It's expensive!"
There was a guy like that.
"It's my first time to be a farmer in my hometown since I was born."
"Three or four microphones are not good enough for you?"
"Your mysterious three or four microphones are not good enough for you!"
"That's right, Mr. Higuchi. Thank you for your time."
"Amazing!" I got a response like that.
"What are you going to do with it?"
When I received it, I stood up and stood up for a while.
"No, that's not it. Listen to me for a moment."
"Three-shot microphone" is only this thing on the top, right?
The stand is different.
There is no stand.
Now, what we are going to do is...
"Now, we are going to do is..."
It's not assembled yet.
It's like "Diagostini".
It's not delivered yet.
I wanted to say this.
You ate sweet and sour pork with meatball set meal, didn't you?
You are scary.
You are so scary.
You are an animal.
You have a great smile.
You look like an elephant.
I like the seat next to you.
You dance everywhere.
When you entered the schedule, you were like "This is it!"
Mr. Goto noticed something in common with Mr. Wakabayashi last year.
You know what?
I think you know the nearest train station.
Really?
I've never met you like this.
At a restaurant in the station...
Yes, yes, yes.
In October, you ate meat dumplings with sweet and sour sauce, didn't you?
Wow!
Did you eat it?
I ate it for sure!
You ate it, didn't you?
Why?
I was sitting next to you.
What?
I'm scared.
Please say "next to me"!
You didn't call me?
I didn't feel like I was playing, but I was having fun by myself.
I'm kind of like that, too.
But I don't think Mr. Wakabayashi would say that.
Oh, really?
Yes!
I was going to say it, but I suddenly remembered that you were a different person.
But that's not possible.
I'm sure it's Mr. Wakabayashi.
I don't cook miso stew or anything like that.
I'm sorry about that.
That's right.
That's why I was dancing.
I wanted to report it today!
I don't care about what Mr. Wakabayashi says!
When I got home, my family was there.
I had a lot of time between work and work.
Maybe it was because I was too busy after recording.
So I took it easy and said, "Wow, you watch a lot of Naoya Inoue's articles."
- Even on your smartphone. - You watch it a lot, don't you?
- I'm so scared. - Wow!
Aren't you an alter ego?
You remember it, don't you?
- Like "abazu" and stuff like that. - That's right!
- You remember it in detail. - Wow!
If you're going to say it like that, then talk to me.
- I'm too scared. - I want you to remember it.
So I wanted to talk about it all at once.
When I went into my schedule and said "ordering everywhere," you were like, "This is it!"
- That's right. - But even if you're talking to me,
- I think I'll get nervous. - No, it's because you just started eating.
I don't like it when you say you just started eating.
You're making me worry, aren't you?
I think you're making your seniors in Osaka and Yoshimoto worry about you a lot.
- It's like... - I wonder what it is.
When I ate with Mr. Koyabu,
I asked him not to worry about me, but he said,
"Because you're the king of eastern inkya."
I was like, "Is that so?"
I don't know what you're talking about!
- We were on "Hitomishiri Genin" together. - That's right!
So I thought everyone had overcome it.
The members who were on "Hitomishiri Genin" at the time said,
"Everyone, grow up properly,"
"Find a responsible position,"
"Have a family," and said, "Grow up properly."
I'm the only one doing "Hitomishiri Genin" in real life.
When I saw the members say, "Everyone, grow up properly,"
I'm 50 years old this year.
50-year-old "Hitomishiri" is like a social problem.
- What? - This is a big problem!
- It's a big problem! - What is "Hitomishiri" now?
- It's a privilege for young people! - That's right!
- "Hitomishiri" is a privilege for young people! - That's right!
15 years ago, "Hitomishiri" was popular in many other shows.
When I was invited to that show, only one comedian, who was in his 30s,
and who was close to his 50s, Mr. Toshiya Sakai, was mixed in.
But only Toshiya Sakai didn't accept me!
He was worried about me!
As you get older, you don't know if it's okay.
- It's becoming nonfiction, isn't it? - That's right!
It's okay for young people to be bald!
- They will be bald! - That's right!
- It's not a joke! - It's not a joke!
I don't know what you're talking about, but you're totally crazy!
- They will be bald! - Thank you for your cooperation!
Everyone was in the same way, but everyone changed.
I didn't think you would be greedy for that job!
- So you still have your true self, don't you? - That's right!
- In the end... - It's strange for me, too!
Why don't you say it?
Do you often meet in the city?
- Is that your idea? - I'm looking at it one-sidedly!
- I have another one! - You still have it!
- You often meet in the city! - I don't know what you're talking about, but...
- There is a cafe with glass walls! - Yes!
I was walking with my family and my baby car...
I saw a young man with a computer in a cafe with glass walls!
- You did it again! - You did it again!
He was screaming!
I don't know if it's a manuscript or a joke...
I'm done with you!
It says "glittering" on it, doesn't it?
No, that's...
You know, it's kind of like it's floating in the air...
You don't know that, do you?
It's being born...
Yes, it's being born!
While it's being born...
I'm thinking about when I'm going to change this baby's diaper from "m" to "l".
So I thought, "Oh, no!"
"Oh, I'm losing at this moment!"
I'm wearing red hair, wearing a kegawa coat and walking around in my private life.
It's really red!
Isn't it something that a 60 year old would ask a 50 year old for?
This is the worst!
You're selling your partner's key holder!
I wish we knew this earlier...
I don't want to hear what people say.
"Oh, when did you buy this?"
The popular actors are excited!
We laugh a little, and then we laugh again in the end.
It's like a sandwich with a lot of bread.
What is the shocking sales technique that goats use?
The truth is revealed!
The Tsuda Army is here!
What will happen to Tsuda's juniors?
"Atsukochi Dance" will be broadcast on TVER UNEXT.