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Teretou!
Dancing all over the place!
Tonight's guests are...
Before going to work in the morning,
changing coffee
It's going to be so much fun!
It is!
Black comedian Hikaru and Nishikigori are coming!
But!
I wanted to be a genius...
I'm really mad!
You were so mad!
Were you mad?
You don't remember that?
It's because I'm popular that I have so many problems!
There's no way I'm having fun every day!
If there is,
it's kind of boring!
Naked talk variety!
Dancing all over the place!
Tonight, it's going to start!
Hello!
Thank you!
I'm going to lose by decibels today!
Tonight's guests are...
Two people who have fully realized their positions!
That's right!
It's true!
It's your second time at M-1,
and you've been busy, right?
You called us in March, right?
You said you wanted to win,
and you challenged again, and you won!
Thank you!
How's your schedule?
I haven't had a part-time job since then.
What did you do for a living?
I sold vegetables at a market.
I see!
That's amazing!
You've gained weight, haven't you?
I've been thinking about it even when I'm watching TV.
Everyone tells me.
People who meet me.
Before I appeared on TV, I weighed 73kg.
Since I appeared on TV, I've gained 20kg.
Really?
90kg?
Yes, now I'm 94kg or so.
But it's the heaviest I've ever weighed in my life.
You're the embodiment of "sales".
You're right.
If you look at me, I'm like this.
You're right.
You look like a redhead.
I only have a face and a head.
What do you eat it with?
I eat it in the middle of the night.
You eat it in the middle of the night.
That's a simple reason.
That's stupid.
Did you know you'd get fat if you ate it in the middle of the night?
No, I've heard of it.
I know it.
I know it's a rumor.
Do you get fat when you get married?
There are many people who get fat when they get married.
But we haven't lived together yet.
Really?
Is it still a long-distance relationship?
It's still a long-distance relationship.
Why did you announce it the other day?
It's like...
Thank you.
I'm sorry.
How long have you been dating?
We've been dating for about eight years.
But we've actually met about 15 times.
That's dirty.
We haven't met for three years and two months.
So people think we're dating.
You go say hello to your parents, don't you?
It's not like it's a greeting or anything like that.
-Greeting? -Greeting.
I've been to my parents' house.
But it's not like a greeting. It's like I went there for fun.
-No, no. -You do say hello, don't you?
-You don't say "Let me marry you," do you? -No, I don't.
-Once again, I haven't said it. -You haven't said it?
-You haven't said it? -That's amazing.
-I've never seen my wife do it either. -Oh, I see.
-You've never seen her do it at a concert? -Never.
-You've never been to a concert? -No.
-You haven't? -What?
-You do it? -I do it.
-You do it now? -I do it now.
-Is it okay? -You do it now?
People say it a lot. "Isn't it a delusion?"
"Isn't it a romance fraud?"
"I hope it's a romance fraud!"
"If it is, I'll laugh about it." I'm sorry about that.
-I'm sorry about that. -I'll laugh about it.
No, no, it's fine.
Scroffy and western language started to come out around the same time.
-Is that so? -Yes.
I started quitting my part-time job around 2020.
-It's about the same. -It's about the same.
In 2021, western language, which became the M-1 champion,
won first place in the annual break comedian ranking.
At the same time, Scroffy was selected as a host of a late-night popular variety show.
He now has four commercials and eleven regular shows.
He's a super-selling comedian!
Their lives have changed dramatically over the years,
but how do they spend their days now?
Scroffy doing commercials with Tetsuko Kuroyanagi is amazing!
I'm sorry about that.
-Tetsuko Kuroyanagi is amazing! -She really is!
While you were filming, Tetsuko-san,
-you talked with her, didn't you? -Well, I did talk with her.
-Really? -Well, Tetsuko-san remembers what I did in Tetsuko's room before. -Wow!
-Wow! -When I was in Tetsuko's room, she asked me if I wanted to go abroad or something like that.
I said "well, I guess I could", and she asked me if I wanted to go abroad or something like that.
Tetsuko-san is 35 years old and studying abroad in New York.
She was 34 years old at that time, and she asked me if it would be okay if she was around Tetsuko-san's age next year.
"Well, you know, entertainers are kind and understanding, so you should make a mistake and leave before you go crazy as a human being."
She said something like that in between.
-In between? -She said something really harsh in between.
-It's not something you say in between a commercial. -That's right.
-That's what I think. -I feel like I'm going to throw up.
-Hasegawa-san, do you watch M-1 live? -Yes.
-Oh, M-1 Grand Prix. -Yes, M-1 Grand Prix.
-What else is there in M-1? -You don't talk about viewership.
-After I won, I don't watch everything live. -Oh, I see.
-You watch it at work. -Yes, I watch it at work.
-I don't watch it at home or with my colleagues. -Oh, I see.
-Not for now. -Hasegawa-san, do you watch the show?
-For example, "Wow, what a great duo they are!"
-To be honest, I don't know much about it.
-But... -He's a champion.
-I'm a champion, but I've watched M-1 once at home and wrote down my rating.
-I wrote it down one by one, but when I went back to write it down, I realized I liked that show better.
-You can't do that at home. -You can't.
-I can't do it at home, right? -You can't.
I couldn't do it. I really couldn't do it, but I went back and forth back and forth at home, and in the end I got over 100 points.
I went back and forth, but I didn't know more and more.
I thought it was interesting.
That's why I never get a judge.
Because you'll get over it, you'll get over it at some point.
It's interesting.
There's only one time.
When you write a story, you explain it to Hasegawa.
Do you ever say something like a manzai poet?
That's a really rude question.
I'm like a story writer.
But I don't say that much.
I don't say much.
But you write it for me and let me do it.
It's more interesting than I imagined it would be.
That's definitely the case.
When you do that, sometimes you don't change your story.
As an angel, you have a lot of power.
That's right, Hasegawa.
I don't know.
What did you say?
I understood what you said, but I don't know what you mean.
For example, if you say something like this in your head, you can laugh or imagine it, but I can't imagine it.
So I actually do it for the first time in front of the audience at the scene and say, "Oh, this is funny."
I think it's funny, but I don't know how funny it is.
I don't know what you mean.
I don't know what you mean when you say "hello" at first because it's just a greeting.
But "hello" is like that, too.
I just said "hello" in a loud voice and started talking.
But you didn't say anything until you moved.
"Don't do that! You idiot!"
I took it for about 30 seconds.
30 seconds?
The story I did from there slipped a little.
It was a little peak.
That's where the image came down.
I don't remember it.
You don't remember it?
I don't remember it at the time.
When you first did it?
I don't remember it when I first did it.
You said it for 30 seconds.
You were scared.
No, I don't remember it.
I don't remember it.
Mr. Kamine, do you forget about "Yokohama" for the first time?
Yes, I do.
"Yokohama" was about three years ago.
Do you remember clearly what "Yokohama" was like on that day?
I don't remember it.
You don't remember it?
I really don't.
It's my first time, but...
You idiot!
I can't remember what I was doing or who I was with in the dressing room.
And you didn't take a picture of the winner.
I was surprised when I saw it later in the video.
I thought Takashi was reacting.
He wasn't moving at all.
He was just staring blankly like this.
He wasn't reacting at all.
He looked like he was angry.
It's a little scary.
It's scary.
He must have gone somewhere.
I remember that too.
I was told I didn't know about M-1's system.
Comedic technology.
But that's not true.
I thought I didn't know how to read "nishikigoi".
But that's not true.
That's not true.
So...
You're a lawyer and prosecutor all by yourself.
That's weird.
What does it mean?
It's a double role.
Then you should've done it like a double role.
Like changing voices.
You know what's going on in the middle, but 1.5 people don't know what's going on.
Like changing voices.
I'm sorry, but I really don't remember.
You don't remember, so it can't be helped.
If it was about two years ago, would you have forgotten?
I was busy in 2023, but I don't remember anything.
2023? That's two years ago.
Two years ago.
What did you do?
He doesn't remember.
It's like watching Akira Kurosawa's movie.
The cut.
So, Taka-san...
Ever since you became champion of M-1...
Have you changed your way of writing lyrics?
Basically, it hasn't changed much.
You can use two different languages.
The story I wrote for the show race...
I cut out what I didn't like.
What I didn't like...
Was our conversation.
I cut it out and won the championship.
I put in my own part of the conversation...
And I'm doing it now.
I'm doing it now.
I know you put in your own part of the conversation.
But...
You guys are all tangled up in there.
Don't stop the engine.
I'm not stopping it.
Don't be like that.
I think we have similar positions, but...
Hasegawa doesn't say anything.
He works as a supplementary.
Recently, I've been skipping two places subtly.
I see.
It doesn't make me laugh.
I skip two places subtly.
I don't know even if you tell me not to skip it.
But I don't lose my sense of absoluteness.
I don't like it when I don't know.
When I'm alone, I only know with those two people.
I say, "Wait a minute."
"Don't fool me."
I make him do it.
You make him regret it.
I make him laugh.
I make him regret it and make him do it.
You're very clean.
I remember this one more than others.
I see.
He walks by himself.
That's right.
And makes fun of others.
That's right.
You know, I practice and practice with others.
I go to the wall and practice.
But he doesn't practice.
I go to the wall and practice by myself.
Oh, I see.
I'm just giving you my impression.
No, no.
It depends on the temperature of the day.
I see.
He still goes to the wall by himself.
It was a solo tour.
He was really alone.
That's right.
Do you practice on Sundays?
Yes, I do.
That's good.
I go close to the wall and hit my hand or something like that.
You laugh and push your hand like this.
I push the wall and move a little like this.
That's good.
Let's say it's a lie.
Let's say you're lying.
First of all, it's a lie, but don't lie.
What is it?
It's not a lie. It's bokeh.
It's a lie.
It's not a lie.
You lied. You lied.
You shouldn't lie.
It's not a lie.
Don't lie.
Hikoro, you've been on that show race all the time, haven't you?
That's right.
This year as well.
There are people around you who say a lot of things.
Some people say it's okay.
I think it's good.
My seniors say it's okay even if you're busy and you can't do it.
I want to participate in it every year.
But it's my 15th year this year.
I thought I'd give it a try here.
I see.
In the end...
You want to do it every day, don't you, Hikoro?
That's right.
Maybe I'm really a do-m.
You're going out.
You like it, don't you?
When it's a fun preliminary round or something like that.
That's right.
In the end, I think the most fun thing is when you're doing it.
The sleeves just before the third round of the stage are the most tight.
I see.
I'm doing it because I want to think about it.
It's just a story, isn't it?
Are you so happy or so frustrated?
No, I'm not.
I knew it.
Hikonohi, you also released a novel the other day.
You're also a drama guest.
That's great.
That's a lot of work, too.
You have a great schedule.
Now, with 11 regular programs,
he is a guest of novels and dramas.
Hikonohi has a very busy life.
Is he okay?
Are you prepared for every hour?
I go to a cafe and do it.
I also do it in front of the studio.
Don't you get stressed?
I get stressed a lot.
I didn't know that.
Until about a year ago, I didn't get stressed.
Everyone says they get stressed when they're tired.
I don't know why I get stressed when I'm having so much fun.
I really thought about it.
But about a year ago,
I said "Wow!" for the first time in the dressing room.
I don't know why, but I said "Wow!"
I felt so refreshed.
At that time, I thought for the first time,
"Maybe I was stressed."
Oh, I see.
I heard it before.
For about three years,
I only had a day off.
When I had a day off,
I talked to people like this.
And naturally, I started crying.
Hikonohi is stressed.
At that time, I thought for the first time,
"Huh? Is this what you call stress?"
You don't usually notice it, do you?
I'm having fun every day.
That's a good thing.
Having fun every day is important.
You can't have fun every day.
I think it's serious to feel like that.
Why? What do you mean?
I can't have fun every day.
After all, it's boring.
It's a little fun, but somehow.
I see.
I think it's normal.
Yes, yes, yes.
The person crying.
Yes, yes, yes.
Having fun every day is like trying to do something with your brain and putting out something.
I see. You can't make me notice it.
Yes, yes, yes.
It's the same with you.
I haven't sold anything for about 15 years and I haven't made any money either.
I'm happy just by changing coffee before I go to work in the morning.
I see, I see.
I'm happy just by going to a convenience store and changing it without looking at the price.
I see.
It doesn't change, does it?
I'm happy to change it.
It doesn't change at all.
It feels good to change it all the time, doesn't it?
It feels good.
I'm happy.
How long did it take you to make money?
Yes, yes, yes.
I entered this world at the age of 20 and made money for the first time at the age of 31.
It's been about ten years.
Yes, it is.
I made about 5 million yen in debt when I was about 28 years old.
That's a lot of money.
But I didn't make a lot of money every month.
When I went into the smoking area of a live theater and didn't have anyone there, I smoked someone else's cigarette.
It doesn't change.
That's a good story.
So I smoke a new cigarette every day.
But I'm happy and happy.
I understand you very well.
You've been smoking for over 20 years, haven't you?
That's right.
I'm happy that you can go to the smoking area without worrying about money.
I'm really happy.
Extended tobacco without worrying about time.
When you said you could drink whatever you like for the first time, I cried.
Why are you crying?
That's...
That's cool.
I guess it doesn't change.
You haven't had a hard time since you became famous, have you?
The hardest job for me was
going to the destination based on a map drawn by children.
That was hard for me.
Because it's a map drawn by children,
I couldn't find my way at all.
That was...
hard for me.
I want you to say more.
Well...
It was hot that day.
Hot and hot and hot.
Wet and wet.
You three had a lot of happy jobs, didn't you?
That's just because I met people I've only seen on TV so far.
Oh, that's true.
Like now, Mr. Uchimura and I are talking with our eyes together.
That made me happy.
You've always admired people you've only seen on TV.
When I went out of Tetsuko's room,
I was a little scared.
I've been watching it since I was a kid.
That's true.
I think only Tetsuko's room is the show I'm still doing.
Is it possible for me to go out of it?
I think so.
Right?
If I told young Watanabe Takashi I saw on TV,
"You're going out of Tetsuko's room."
Would he believe me?
I don't think he would.
That's right.
When I was a kid, there were shows like "Do you think you can laugh?" and "It's pretty good" and "You all."
But when we went out into the world, there weren't any more shows.
That's right.
Tetsuko's room is the only place in the world where you can go out of it.
You can't go out of today's world.
You'd be in trouble if you were invited.
When I wasn't even allowed to be on TV like that...
I was allowed to be on "Tamori Club" and...
I mean, like, there are still people who aren't aware of the staff's psychology.
When I was allowed to be on "Tamori Club", I said to Mr. Tamori...
"Well, you know, you don't know if you're in a good mood or not, but you look like you're in a good mood, don't you?"
Wow, Mr. Tamori!
And what he said to me was, like, "Wow, Mr. Tamori, you're so..."
You still think about it, don't you?
I do, I do.
And that's why you've been doing it for so long, don't you, Mr. Kasuga?
Yeah, I still think about it now.
You like TV, don't you?
I like TV, but people who appear on TV were special back in our day, weren't they?
There was only TV, wasn't there, in the media?
That's right.
YouTube doesn't do it for you, Mr. Kasuga.
Oh, you're right.
Even people on TV don't do it for you.
I mean, you know, your body probably won't be able to move anymore.
While your body is moving, you want to do a project or something, don't you?
You have it in your head, don't you?
And you think that YouTube is the only place you can do it, don't you?
And you're like, "Hmm, I don't think it's YouTube."
Wow, you're right about that, Mr. Kasuga!
TV!
Who's gonna watch you on YouTube or something like that?!
No, no, no!
There's no way you're gonna watch that many people!
TV is TV!
Do you know how many thousands of people there are with a 1% viewer rating?!
Comedians watch TV.
Comedians watch TV!
Nobody's watching YouTube or anything like that!
I've been watching it almost every day.
TV, for crying out loud!
But it's nice that it's still going on.
Yeah, it's cool.
It's still fun to go to a TV station, right?
It's fun, it's fun!
Standing in the middle of it and being like, "Hey, guardman, is it okay for me to go through?"
That's what you think, you know?
Yeah...
But the one person I've always wanted to make something together with is...
Me, Makoto Ohtake!
Wow...
Yeah...
I'm with you on the radio right now...
He's really big!
You mean humans are big, right?
That's right. I'm not talking about lower body or anything like that.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
What kind of misunderstanding is that?
For now, let's say it's a misunderstanding.
What kind of part do you talk about with Take-san when you feel big?
How do I say it...
I'm a typical person who faces people who are really kind and strong.
But when Watabe-san was on the radio a while ago...
I haven't really been around with Take-san and Watabe-san.
So I'm not in a position where I can say things like, "Hey!" like other senior entertainers.
So Take-san said, "Then I'll leave it up to you."
"But you don't have to say what you want to say."
"So what do you think, Hikoro-hi?"
"No, this is a woman's enemy." That's all he said.
In the middle of it, Watabe-san said, "No, I don't care about Kojima."
"I'm not going to diss Kojima-san, but I don't care about Kojima."
At that moment, Take-san got really mad and said...
"You don't know anything about Kojima's feelings!"
While Take-san was taking a break...
"How much do you think Kojima has bowed his head to the staff?"
It's true what he said...
But I didn't know Watabe-san was that excited.
I didn't know.
It's because it's too big.
And it's hot.
It's because it's too big.
But now that you mention it, I think I know what you're talking about.
There was a time when Otake-san called me on the radio right after the final.
There was a comedian named Kujira.
He was rich and had a house.
He had a lot of money even when it wasn't selling well.
He said, "Big Boy, I only had enough money to eat two hamburgers and a meatball in front of me."
I was laughed at, so I called Kuishinbo and said, "I ate a big hamburger in front of you."
We had a meeting, too.
Then he said, "That's not true."
I was angry and said, "Oh, I see."
My friends said, "If you eat with M-one Dessert and Kuishinbo,"
"you two can eat a big hamburger together!"
That's cool!
I was really angry.
I was like, "Hey, can you do me a favor?"
I see.
It's like healing.
Show up, right?
He doesn't do that.
He really doesn't do that.
I see.
By the way, we haven't met since then.
I just thought of it.
You might be angry.
I'm not the kind of person who gets angry.
I want you to come, city boys.
Wow, that's amazing!
It's a dream, but it's amazing!
I'll come.
What?
In a month.
Seriously?
The three of us.
The three of you?
Wow, what a coincidence!
Wow, wow, wow.
Wow, don't talk about it now!
Don't talk about it now!
Do you remember that story?
I want to hear it!
I don't remember it.
That's right.
And from now on,
our guests will talk about things they want to talk about.
First of all...
Mr. Watanabe.
Yes.
Here it is.
"When will you go drinking?"
Oh!
This is...
"When will you go drinking?"
Five of us won't go.
Oh! Is that so?
We've been here three times. Today is the fourth time, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
I think it's okay for us to do it again.
It's not a bomb.
What do you think?
That's right.
I'd like to go a little closer.
That's why we won't go.
Right?
That's right.
Once I went with Mr. Nishi Kanako,
Mr. Wakabayashi,
Mr. Mitsura,
and Mr. Taiga.
Mr. Taiga was there, too.
Mr. Mitsura came back from Canada.
I'd like to hear Mr. Mitsura's story.
It's the first time for me and Mr. Nishi to come here.
Mr. Nishi Kanako was there, too.
Mr. Taiga's time is really annoying.
It's like a regular commercial video.
I have to watch it every 30 seconds.
If you don't do that, you won't be able to drink.
You have a history with Mr. Kotouge, don't you?
I have a history with Mr. Kasuga, too.
Mr. Taga?
I have a history with Mr. Wakabayashi, too.
Mr. Kasuga?
I have a history with him many times.
Before I went out into the world,
I went to a drinking party of Mr. Taga.
I went to a drinking party of Mr. Kazuga,
Mr. Achan, and Mr. Kanako Yanagihara.
I don't know anyone.
I see.
When we watched the first commercial of "M-1",
Mr. Taga invited me.
And then Mr. Masanori came out.
He told me to do my best.
You started talking about that.
I forgot about it.
How many times did you come out?
It's the fourth time.
You came out for the first time since you were four years old.
You both forgot about it, right?
Didn't you talk about it on the spot?
We talked about it.
I think we talked about it.
But I don't remember it.
No, I don't remember it.
I won't say it anymore.
I'm sorry.
It means you don't have it, right?
It means I don't have it.
Let's continue.
Next is Masanori-san.
Oh, me?
Here is the topic you want to talk about.
How old were you when you wanted to be famous?
I was born when I was 50 years old.
I got a job in a TV company and I got money.
I wanted to play with girls, but I didn't have energy.
I wanted to eat delicious food, but my stomach was small.
I wanted to do marine sports, but I didn't have energy.
Marine sports?
Why did you become famous and do marine sports?
What is that combination?
Jack punch at the end?
Marine sports?
No, no.
It's not common.
I want to do marine sports.
Marine sports?
It was good until you gave up.
I've never heard of it.
So I think I should have been famous when I was a little younger.
That's honest.
How old did you want to be famous?
But I couldn't be famous even if I was too young.
I see.
So I wondered how old was a good age to be famous.
I think I was about 30 or 35 years old.
About 30 years old.
I could talk about the hard times I went through.
You were 35 years old.
If you were famous in your second or third year of life, you wouldn't talk about it.
That's right.
You were 15 years old.
15 years is a long time.
That's right.
What did you do in those 15 years?
That's what I thought.
That's right.
That's what I mean.
How about you?
I was famous in my third year of life.
I'm a woman, but I was rich in my twenties.
I wanted to experience it.
You wanted to experience it.
When I was a woman in my twenties, I wrote stories, made stories in a cafe, went to concerts and part-time jobs.
I only did these three things.
I didn't play with men or women.
When people of the same age were talking about love and boyfriends, I was thinking about it all the time.
I was living like that.
I don't think it's an important part of being a woman.
What about you, Takashi-san?
We were all in our twenties when we had a kammuri bag.
I thought it would be better to have it sooner than later.
Even now, I want to experience genius.
I see, you were in your twenties.
I wanted to sell it as soon as I debuted.
You and Yoshimura-kun are of the same age.
People say you and Takashi-san were geniuses.
They say it a lot.
When you were in MSC.
Yes, yes.
I wanted to experience something new in my twenties.
It came out in "Chunen no Gyakushuu".
That's right.
It's the exact opposite.
It's a copy of "Yume no Magyaku".
It's the exact opposite of "Chunen no Gyakushuu".
I see.
I wanted to be a genius.
It's the exact opposite of what I was thinking.
It's like a program that everyone does in their twenties.
That's right.
How old were you when you sold it?
We're in our 30s and 29s now.
I think it's faster now.
That's how you did it.
At that time, there wasn't anything like that for eight years or anything like that.
It's about us.
We've never done anything on TV for eight years or anything like that.
I've always admired that.
The bus to the sea as it is in the "all live track quiz".
There was.
If you're young, you can probably balance it someday.
There may have been a chance.
There may have been a chance of that.
You may not have been injured no matter what you do.
Your burns will heal tomorrow, won't they?
It wasn't like that, was it?
It's like that in your 20s.
It really doesn't heal.
I'm in my late 40s now and my burns are still tingling.
So when did you get this burn?
It's kind of painful, but when did you get it?
I can't forget about it.
It hasn't healed, but I can't think of anything about it.
What about you, young man?
No, even for us, there was a time like "Are you still doing it?"
At that time, you couldn't go to show pubs or office live shows, so you went out.
That's right, it can't be helped, it's over.
You went out when you were in your 30s for eight years or something like that, right?
So the story is about moving.
Yes, yes, yes.
So now it's like, "I don't have a bath, so I moved to a bathhouse."
It must have been real.
But that story, if it sells right away, you don't feel like you're getting old.
So I thought the result was good.
That's right, if it's going well.
I don't think so.
When I was young and sold it, I think I said it with a little less dialogue.
Is there such a thing?
But that's right, I probably wanted to be a genius.
No, of course it is.
Of course it is, in your 20s.
I'd like to go out and see different scenery.
It really makes me angry.
Really.
Like "what are you doing?"
There aren't many people who want to do this and want to enter the entertainment industry.
Is there a job you can't do?
It's not a job you can't do, it's a TV job.
It's a TV job!
You should do your TV job on TV!
Now, now, and then, yes, it's Hikorohi.
Yes, here's the theme I want to talk about.
Age delay.
How about you?
I'm 35 years old, and I'm just in between.
I grew up watching TV, and I really love TV.
I'm quite a TV-lover.
But as times go by, with the re-culturalization of the Internet and YouTube,
there are various ways of spreading it, right?
Just now, when Kasuga-san said that YouTube won't come out,
I thought, "What kind of age delay is this?"
Really.
But, you know, that aesthetics is cool,
but with that aesthetics, I wonder how much our generation can eat.
There are various ways of spreading it,
but it's not prejudice or anything like that.
It's still cool to be on TV somewhere.
I started because I wanted to be on it.
And I thought to myself, "Since I'm in between generations,
there's no prejudice against the Internet, and I think it's better to make it popular here."
And if you go further down that generation, you don't know about TV anymore.
They grew up watching YouTube.
"I want to be a YouTuber."
That's what they're like, you know?
Maybe you guys are an age delay.
There are moments when you feel anxious that you can't do it, and there are times when you don't know when it will be.
Young people have been around since they were born, right?
Yes, yes, yes.
From the digital age.
We've been around since we were born, haven't we?
That's right, that's right.
But on the contrary, do we think of ourselves as the seniors of distribution and YouTube?
Do we think we're superior?
No, we don't admire you like that.
We don't admire you like that.
Maybe you're looking at it in a bad way.
That's right.
That's where it comes from, isn't it?
But that's what it is.
That's right.
In between not noticing it.
Even people who are better off with their mouths wide open say, "No, I'll do it on TV."
It's not like we're in an era where we can't eat for that prize even though we'd like to do it.
This is a little...
I'm really thinking about it.
That's right.
Recently, people have been asking me to dance on TikTok at night.
They've been asking me to do something like this.
I'm really angry.
I don't think there's anyone in this industry who wants to do this.
But there are people who watch it and watch the show.
I think we need to be more flexible in our thinking.
I definitely can't do TikTok dance.
I don't have to do it.
Is there such a thing as a good job?
Oh, I see.
It's good for you.
It's good for young people.
Do you have any ideas for people who are overflowing with ideas?
If you do it for me, I'd like to do it.
I really want to do what I want to do.
But I don't know what will happen in the future.
I don't know if my sense and society's shift in this era is particularly good for entertainers.
I don't know if it's a little bit of a strong aesthetic.
I'm used to judging people.
I don't know if it's really like that.
Oh, you're finally doing it.
There are various ways of doing it.
I don't know.
There's a word like a buzzword in TikTok.
If you don't have a longing for it or a desire for it, you'll think, "What the hell is this?"
People who live thinking that "what the hell is this?" is different.
It's a awkward dance, isn't it?
"Because it's a vertical video."
Huh?
Is there anything like that?
I don't know.
It's not a vertical video, it's a TV.
It's a TV!
TV is the longest.
You should watch TV all night.
I don't know what you're talking about.
You should watch TV all night.
It's too late.
It's really humorous.
It's not YouTube.
You should watch TV at 9 o'clock at night.
I don't know either.
I don't know.
I thought about doing YouTube before.
Before doing Kalsak and Atsushi.
Masumune san thought about doing it?
Before Atsushi?
I thought about doing it.
But I haven't done it yet.
What did you say?
I said I thought about doing it.
You haven't done it yet?
You haven't said anything yet?
Don't say it like that.
Don't say it like you have one.
You haven't done it yet?
I haven't done it yet.
So I thought about doing it.
What did you think about doing?
I thought about doing it.
But I didn't know what to do.
So I gave up.
Why did you say that?
Then shut up.
I thought you had something.
You're in your 30s and you're aiming for BS on the street, right?
I can't hear you!
Don't you think it's easy for people to change people?
Even if you think it's bullshit, it's fun in a world where you can't go in.
If you say it in English, I'll really talk to you!
Got it!
I want you to come to City Boys.
It's a dream come true. I'd love to ask you.
I'll come!
What?!
In a month.
For real?!
The three of us.
The three of you?!
Wow!
Legendary entertainer City Boys will be visiting for the first time!
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