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This is Hamaska Broadcasting Department.
It looks different, doesn't it?
There is already an instrument on the table.
Please look forward to how you will use it in a few minutes.
I think you will kick it.
Today's activity is perfect for you two.
Is that so?
Here it is.
Let's know about legends.
Why do you say it's perfect for you?
Especially Asuka-san.
Have you ever heard Asuka-san like reggae?
No, I haven't.
I don't know what she thinks reggae is.
I know the word, though.
That's right. I have an image of it, though.
Since you two are not here alone,
can you say "I love reggae" like this?
I love reggae.
She said "I love reggae" and said "I love reggae."
Let's call her out.
She is here today. Nice to meet you.
It's my first time to be approached like that.
Wow!
She is here today. Nice to meet you.
It's my first time to be approached like that.
I'm nervous.
What did she say?
What's going on?
She said it in Jamaican.
It smells really good.
She said it right in front of someone.
It smells really good.
She said it right in front of me.
She is Ankun-san. Nice to meet you.
Ankun-san
Tonight's guest is a young man who used to study Reggae abroad. His name is Han-kun.
According to Han-kun, Reggae is very popular all over the world right now.
When Reggae is popular, it looks like a gun.
That's right.
Like this.
Yes.
So, if you like Reggae, you can do like this.
Is there a name for this?
This is Gunfinger.
Oh, Gunfinger.
Exactly Gunfinger.
Gunfinger.
Yes. This will make you excited.
That's right.
Since I can talk about Reggae, which is said to be hot right now, in such a wonderful program, I'm really excited.
So I say at such a time.
Pow! Pow! Pow! Pow! Pow! Pow! Pow! Pow! Pow! Pow! Pow!
I think you've been saying it all the time.
Of course.
Why do you dare say it now?
Reggae is popular all over the world right now.
Oh, is that so?
That's right.
Please look at this.
Wow, look at his face.
That's right.
I was surprised.
This year, Boomerang's movie will be released and it will be very exciting.
So, this kind of thing that is Boomerang-related all over the world...
Wow.
Wow, that's great.
What is it?
My SNS has spread all over the world.
Oh, I see.
You can see it all over the world now, can't you?
That's right.
Isn't it amazing?
There have been a lot of electric movies in the past, right?
That's right, like documentaries.
I think Bob Marley's family was also waiting for this day.
I see.
Reggae is still coming in Japan.
Even in Japan?
Anyway, we're going to do reggae, so let me put this on.
Everyone, please.
This is prepared for you.
Excuse me.
Thank you very much.
The moment you put this on, your fingers will take shape and go like this.
I'll put this on, too.
Oh, it's ringing.
It's ringing.
And in front of you two is the bongo instrument often used in reggae.
Yeah, I've been using bongo all the time.
Well, we use it a lot in reggae, too.
So if you're excited and have something to think about, please hit it up.
I hope you'll use it like that.
Yes, sir.
Today, I'd like you to know more about reggae, so I've prepared a class for you to learn a lot about it.
I'm so happy. Thank you very much.
And as a reggae expert with a detailed history of reggae, I'd like to introduce you to Suzuki Koya, a writer.
Nice to meet you.
I knew it.
It's already natural.
That's right.
To be honest, I never imagined Suzuki-san would show up like that.
You two really helped me a lot today.
I think I have a lot of things to talk about, but when I'm nervous, I always decide to look back.
So, here's today's program.
First of all, reggae. Asuka-san said it earlier, too.
I know the words, though.
Second of all, reggae is used by everyone without knowing it.
Third of all, let's ride in reggae.
Well, there are three big ones.
First of all, reggae.
Asuka-san, do you know where reggae was born?
A country?
I think it's a hot country.
That's correct.
You're a foodie.
It's a hot country, isn't it?
It's a hot country in many ways.
By the way, can you tell me which country it is specifically?
Even among them?
There are many countries, so even if you say a hot country...
A hot country...
That's correct!
In the 1960s, reggae became popular in Jamaica.
Why Jamaica?
Jamaica is Jamaica.
This legendary artist brought reggae to a world-famous genre.
AD, please.
Well, it came out, but...
The two of you...
Yes, please.
Please.
It's this person.
Here it is!
Wow!
No, it's like...
Wow!
This picture is really good.
It's good, isn't it?
It looks like it's going to be written.
And it looks like it's going to be sold at a souvenir shop in Jamaica.
Yes, it looks like it's going to be sold.
It looks like it's going to be a must-see picture.
Bob Marley.
Yes, it's Bob Marley.
Bob Marley.
Speaking of Bob Marley, he has won the Grammy Award for the legend of the television world that we don't know about.
I see.
And in 1994, EXODUS, a rock electric album, was selected as the best music album of the 20th century in "Time" magazine in the United States.
Speaking of reggae, Suzuki-san, we can't leave out this person.
That's right.
Reggae is like...
Actually, there are many kinds of it.
One of them is the central genre or category, which is called "bootsrock reggae".
"Bootsrock reggae".
Bob Marley is one of the central figures in that category.
Wow!
That's great!
Bob Marley is a legend who has left behind numerous achievements.
He still has many "boots" worthy of being a legend.
So, the first thing the two Hamasukas will be challenged with is...
"Bob Marley Doubt".
What's that?
"Bob Marley Doubt".
We're going to talk about "boots" about Bob Marley.
So, we'd like you to judge whether it's a lie or not.
Bob Marley has five children and all of them are musicians.
Please raise your hands.
Go ahead.
Oh, it broke.
That's how it is.
I'll use my hands.
The correct answer is...
"Doubt"!
There are many of them.
But children know for sure that there are 11 people among 7 women.
They know this.
It may be that there are more than this.
There may be more women around the world.
There are still many people who claim this.
I see.
By the way, Damien Murray, who is my son, is in the Grammy award.
I had that image.
But it's not everyone.
Yes, he is.
Next question.
What did Bob Murray do when he raised and shook hands with two leaders of organized organizations in Jamaica?
It seems possible.
Please show us the answer.
I hope it's correct.
The correct answer is... "Truth"!
It's true!
Bob Murray raised and shook hands with two leaders of organized organizations in Jamaica.
Is it true?
What kind of organization is it?
It's an organization or a party.
A party?
It's a party with two leaders.
Wow, that's amazing.
So, Bob Marley decided to make up with her and broke up with her.
Wow, this story is so true.
It's amazing.
A movie about a man full of lies, Bob Marley's life, has been released in the world.
Bob Marley's popularity is booming.
It's a historical hit in Jamaica.
I think it's the best hit in the past.
If you keep talking like this, I think you're worse than me.
Now that we've covered the most important person of reggae,
we'd like you to tell us more about the history of reggae.
I'd like to know about it.
In this order, ska, rock, steady, reggae.
Ska was popular in the early 1960s.
Rocksteady slowed down its tempo a little later.
There was a rough interpretation of it as if the tempo was slowing down.
Ska and Rocksteady are just like that.
That's not wrong either.
Jamaicans like to dance at night.
It's a summer island, so it's harder and harder to dance.
There's a reason for that.
It was a physical reason.
That's interesting.
That's why Rocksteady purely slowed down its tempo.
But then it became easier to sing.
So there were more singers at Rocksteady.
In addition, groovy music was added, which is called "reggae".
A little bit of rhythm and wave.
By the way, if you explain the difference between ska and reggae with movement...
First of all, ska.
Wow, it's amazing.
You ride it, right? It's like this.
Like this.
Now everyone is dancing and dancing at night.
They were dancing like this.
Next is "reggae".
As I said in the movie, "one love is one love".
Like this.
It's like you're dancing in the back.
Actually, I want to have more fun and move more.
But because of the turban, if I move violently, it will come off.
Because of the turban.
You said something I've never heard of.
I said something I've never heard of.
It's because of the turban.
Actually, the dance floor is like this and people are dancing and having fun.
As for the movement, I think it is easy to understand.
Certainly, it is easier to understand when you compare them.
Next, let's talk about "reggae" and "one love is one love".
I was surprised.
I just came in.
Do you know what this hairstyle is?
Can I say "dorette" including this hairstyle?
Yes, it is "dorette".
Officially, it is a hairstyle called "dorette rocks".
Dorette rocks
"reggae" has an image of this hairstyle, but there is a reason for this hairstyle.
This is also a difficult story.
In "reggae", there is a rule that you should not touch your body with a knife.
Busters don't cut their hair or grow a beard.
They don't touch their body with a knife.
I like this hairstyle.
The hottest point that you should not forget when you talk about "reggae" is...
"sound system".
sound system
Have you ever seen, heard, touched, or danced?
I know about "sound system", but I don't know about "reggae" in real life.
"reggae" is performed on stage like a band or a singer.
I think you can imagine it, but "sound system" is more basic.
People don't make and sell records in Jamaica.
People don't buy and sell records in Jamaica.
People make and sell records in Jamaica to use "sound system".
I see.
People make and sell records in Jamaica to use "sound system".
I see.
There is a chance for "sound system" to battle.
This battle is very fun.
At first, they just played famous singers' music.
But people got tired of playing famous singers' music.
So, they paid famous singers for songs.
And they made special versions of songs.
It's like "re-sing".
They changed lyrics of famous singers' songs.
What is that? What is that?
It's different from usual.
And people are praising you a lot.
And people got excited.
Now, there are more people who have customized songs.
And people fight with each other.
Which song will be more exciting?
Here is a special version of "dozen eleven" that he re-sung.
Dozen eleven
People don't sing songs on the stage.
They sing songs in the studio.
And they make original songs.
And they are real singers.
They are real singers.
They re-sung songs of famous singers' songs.
It's possible.
I see.
They can sing their own sound system's name.
It's like a cheer.
I see.
Asuka, what do you think of reggae so far?
It's interesting.
Is it interesting?
There are only things I don't know.
I've heard a lot about it.
If you don't say this, I'll forget it.
That's right.
Let's move on.
Everyone uses it for reggae without knowing it.
What does it mean?
Actually, it's hidden in Japan.
It's hidden.
It's reggae's essence even in the songs in the city.
If you look back, you may think so.
For example, this song is also reggae.
I love this song.
"odayouji with max please" and "lovesomebodies".
There are more people who don't know it because they think it's reggae.
That's right.
And this is a reggae song that became a big hit in 2001.
I see.
Everyone, let's move on.
This is...
This is Mekidozan.
I've heard of it.
Of course, everyone sang this song regardless of age.
Since the 2000s, reggae has been popular not only among idol groups.
That's right.
It's funny but it's "gori gori no gori".
It's "gori gori no gori", isn't it?
Berries candidate's "Cosciope Great Operation".
It's a cute name but it's "gori gori no gori".
It's a shame.
It's a real BPM.
It's not a BPM that even I can touch.
Tsung-kun is amazing.
It's a typical late roots rock reggae.
I see.
I think Tsung-kun was into reggae at that time.
Is it possible?
The next song is also a hard rock pro reggae.
It's a hard rock pro reggae.
It's "Morning".
It's "Morning Musume's Hosekibako".
It's similar to Oda Yuji's song.
It's similar in terms of genre.
It's a reggae song that everyone was opening a treasure chest while they didn't know.
However, I want to say it today.
Because Asuka, you are also doing reggae.
I'm not doing it.
She said "I'm not doing it".
Please say it one more time.
I'm not doing it.
You are doing it.
Hey!
Is this a Reggae song?
Asuka-san.
Hama-san, this is...
Asuka-san, this is...
"I'm doing it"!
- She's doing it! - Reggae is "I'm doing it"!
- She's doing it! - This is "I'm doing it", isn't it?
It is "I'm doing it"!
- This is "I'm doing it"! - This backseat is "I'm doing it"!
Asuka-san...
Yes, it's Reggae.
- It's not "Yes, it's Reggae". - Is it popular?
Reggae people say "pon" a lot.
"Pon" reggae? I've never heard of it.
In Japanese music scene, there are many artists who don't have any image of reggae, but actually sing reggae songs.
I hope you will listen to this kind of song as well.
Wow, there are a lot of songs.
This song is really good.
The number of songs is also good.
Cool.
The lyrics are good.
Actually, Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi's friend is gone.
Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi is also singing reggae.
There are other people who sing reggae.
I like the bass line.
It's a bass line.
Yes, it is.
Yes, it is. Yamaguchi Momoe sang "cynical".
cynical
That star left reggae.
Next is this person.
I can't help it.
There's no way you can't like it.
That's right.
We say it's Shonan's wind and let him do reggae.
When he first blew the wind of reggae in April, I couldn't help it.
I really respect you.
That's right.
Mr. Kuwata has reggae in his songs.
That's right.
Besides this song.
And in recent years, there is a movement to make famous songs into reggae versions.
Challenge and cover.
That's right. That's why we change famous songs into reggae.
For example, here you go.
I like it.
That's good.
His voice...
His voice is like mine.
I was about to say it.
Whose voice is like yours?
It's Hanson's voice.
It's a great show.
Let me say it here.
I'm going to cover all Japanese famous songs into reggae.
I like it.
This is the last one.
Let's ride with reggae.
Let's ride.
I like it.
I like it so much.
Let's have a reggae session with Bongo.
It's sudden.
It's sudden, but...
We arranged the song you know into reggae version.
Let's play it.
"Ranch on"!
This intro is so good.
Wow!
It's so cool!
Wow!
It's so cool!
They made it so well!
It's so good!
What?
We can dance like this forever.
We can.
It's so good!
I was really surprised just now.
Wow!
It was originally a blues song with three chords.
It's simple.
Even if they break it up, it's still good.
Since we're here,
let's do what we bought at a souvenir shop when we went to Jamaica.
What?
The real one?
If you don't mind...
Thank you.
This is a little...
"Hamasuka"!
Go!
"Hamasuka"!
"Osobu"!
Theme song.
Reggae version.
Let's go!
"Ronda Jones"!
The intro is the best.
Here we go.
Wow!
Even the hat matches!
Wow!
It's amazing!
Okay!
It's amazing!
Oh, yes!
"Hamasuka"!
Bow!
That was really gentle.
Bow!
Reggae is good, everyone!
Reggae is playing in your town.
Reggae is playing without you knowing.
Suzuki-san and Suzuki-sensei are dancing reggae.
Suzuki-sensei and Suzuki-sensei are dancing reggae.
I thought so.
Thanks to this program, we are going to...
Thank you so much!
It's really good.
I always say something on the stage.
Can you say it for me?
I say "yo! omaera! reggae zuki!"
Can you say "atarimae daro! reggae zuki!"
Okay.
Yo! omaera! reggae zuki!
Atarimae daro! reggae zuki!