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Good evening.
I'm Shinpei Nogami.
How are you spending your Monday night?
It's time for "Hamasuka Live TV" until morning.
Was it like this?
Tonight, again, you will gather in the audience of the music session and have a thorough discussion about two items that seem to have a bad opinion about music.
The panelists who will participate in this discussion are these people.
"Hamasuka Live TV" MC, Hama Okamoto.
"Hamasuka Live TV" MC, Saito Asuka.
"Music Session Debate" Rapper, Ryofu Karma.
"Lock & Co." cult entertainer, Nagano.
He's strong.
Everyone, thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
Tonight's "Hamasuka Live TV" invites the audience of the music session and has a thorough discussion about two items that seem to have a bad opinion about music.
After each discussion, the young people involved in music will be judged on which opinions they agree with.
I don't know. I don't think it will sell.
Right?
I don't know. I don't think it will sell.
That's harsh.
I should go home early.
Here is the first theme.
When you go to a live show, both the artist and the audience are very excited at that time.
Yes, encore!
One point from the sadness of the fun live show being over.
A moment of blessing that extends the dream time.
However, the encore has become commonplace and there are many people who have questions about it.
So...
Live encore production.
Do you want it or not?
Which one is your answer?
I'm confident about this one.
Yes, we do.
So, let's discuss it together.
Open!
This is it.
What?
3 to 1.
What is it?
We can win.
So, you are confident about it.
Some people say it's embarrassing.
But I don't know how to say it.
It's like a ritual.
How can I say it?
There is a story about a boy who is happy that he is embarrassed of it.
Adults know it.
But even though he is doing it, the boy is pure about it.
But I know it's a ritual.
It's not like you should do it forever.
No, don't say such a stupid thing.
You should change your clothes once and go on a tour for meaningless time.
You should wear it once and praise it.
That's what you should do with your fans.
I think it's time for love exchange with artists.
It may be a different way of thinking.
Maybe this generation of "z" is...
There are four kinds of "z" though.
Maybe "same-tako" and "yearnus" from now on.
But in a sense, if Nagano-san is the one who asks for encore,
Asuka-san and Hama-san are the ones who answer encore.
So Hama-san, why?
Hama-san, you must be disappointed.
In my case, I want it to be like this.
I'm so satisfied with the so-called "main story" that I've shown you so far.
I should do a show that makes you think, "I've seen something good enough not to ask for encore."
That's what I mean.
In fact, I've seen something like that before.
No one wants it.
It's over with a round of applause.
I've experienced it as a real experience.
That was cool.
It's a "b" that says "let it be like this" with memories included.
I see.
That's right.
After all, I want you to be full with the main story and go home.
I'm telling you to give me more.
I know you're asking for more, and you're putting together a set.
Why don't you do that song?
It's cold, and I've seen some pretty tragic encores.
Encore! Encore!
Customers don't know it because they are stupid.
At festivals, there is no time to say "Encore!" because there is a lot of time on the way.
The next artist comes out right away, but there is a guy who is doing "Encore!" for a while and starts hitting like "Eh, can you do it?"
"No, it doesn't come out." I'm looking at the scene where it gradually disappears.
It's okay if it's one-man, but the distinctions around that are not properly shared, and "Encore!" itself is not completed.
This is it.
If I shake it, it's over, isn't it?
If you say it like that...
It was also a response to Nagano-san's opinion.
So, Asuka-san, what do you think?
As a fan, I would be happy if I could listen to "Encore!" for a little longer,
but I think it's better to go home early.
It's cold.
You're in a bad mood, aren't you?
I'm not in a bad mood.
You're in a bad mood.
I'm not in a bad mood, but I think everyone is working hard from afar,
so I think it's better for artists and fans to go home early.
This side too?
Is "Encore!" also in comedy live?
As a music fan, it's this side, but as a comedy fan, it's the same way of thinking.
When it's over, I want to go home quickly.
It's not the same as Saito-san.
It's the same as Saito-san.
Even though the curtain is coming down, people are still appealing.
It's vulgar in comedy.
This combination and that combination are expensive.
I really think it's vulgar.
I think it's vulgar.
That's true.
I think it's vulgar.
Hurry up!
Can I say it?
Of course you can.
It's a different story how they judge it.
That's right.
Oh, I see. I'm sorry.
I said it because there is such a tradition in music.
I realized it now because you said it with laughter.
I don't like it.
Encore.
It's vulgar.
It's boring.
Do you want me to evaluate it there?
Now, it's time for the bell to ring.
I feel like I was cast by magic.
To tell you the truth...
Seriously...
I don't know what I'm doing.
I feel like I was cast by magic.
I feel like it's all fun.
So, all four of you said "B".
I don't want it anymore.
Please raise your cards.
Go ahead.
Oh...
But...
Even in the last battle,
even in the last battle,
"I don't want it" became the Hamaska-like answer.
Originally, my opinion was that
I took it as a fan's opinion...
Originally, my opinion was that
I chose "B" between
fan and actor as a final word.
I feel responsible for saying this.
We all look happy every time.
I don't think this project is good.
There are many songs on the streets.
If we divide them roughly from the Japanese point of view,
we may be able to divide them into two major categories.
They are...
classical music or western music?
When it comes to classical music, you can understand the lyrics directly in Japanese, which is familiar to you.
Don't close it! I've been doing it for a while.
The large number of words allows you to express yourself in more detail.
On the other hand, western music is easy to express yourself in a straightforward way because of the small number of words.
In addition, you can connect with music fans all over the world by crossing the language barrier.
If you can only ask one or the other in your life, which is it?
A. Classical music.
B. Western music.
Which is your answer?
Have you noticed it?
It's like a death game for us.
We are just being fought.
It's impossible.
We didn't have to fight.
We should have joined hands.
We are just being fought.
We are just being looked at from above.
I want to ask either one of you.
Now, it's time for the ultimate debate.
Let's see who is right and who is wrong.
First of all, please show me your answers.
Which is it?
Classical music or western music?
A. Classical music.
Ryofu-san and Asuka-san.
B. Western music.
Nagano-san and Hama-san.
It's 2 to 2 now.
It's the same.
If it's classical music, of course it conveys meaning.
And it helps me feel better.
When I think about myself when I started to like music,
I chose western music.
The first song I played when I first started playing an instrument.
Even if you don't know the meaning, it's cool and you keep listening to it.
Sometimes you look it up because you want to know the meaning.
I think it's one of the benefits of listening to western music in this country, so I think western music is the ultimate answer.
Can you respond to my words now?
It was 100 points.
Oh, really?
That's exactly right.
I think it's different for each person with music.
"Nagusamete Hoshii" or "Genki ni Naritai"
I feel like I want to fly only to music.
It's easy to understand in Japanese.
You can understand it by books, songs, and radios.
Western music is...
I don't know what I'm saying, but my imagination expands because I don't know.
I've had the experience of being able to fly with something like that.
I feel like I've never heard a man's voice in my life.
I feel like I'm going to cry.
I don't like it.
If you go with an elimination method, you'll get western music.
There are Japanese singers who sing in English.
I don't know if it's western music or western music just by listening to it.
I thought it was western music, but it's Japanese.
That kind of artist is starting to appear.
However, I don't think western music artists will sing in Japanese in the future.
In that sense, I think it's more likely that western music artists will be able to get what they can only get in western music in the future.
However, I think it will be difficult for western music artists to get what they can get in western music in the future.
Ms. Asuka, what is your position in western music?
I don't know English.
But you'll get there eventually.
You're wrong, Ms. Asuka.
You're wrong.
I really want to help you.
I feel like I can be bigger.
You're wrong.
There is an advantage of not knowing.
As Hama-san said earlier.
In the future, Japanese people will use very native pronunciations
and sing songs in English that they don't know.
The pronunciation that I and Nagano-san are talking about now is a little different in the first place,
so it's really proud of you.
Also, knowing or not knowing is big.
It is, but...
Of course, when I want to listen to Japanese songs and move my emotions,
I don't know English very well, so I listen to Western music and just listen to it.
I like both of them, so I don't know.
As you said, there is an advantage of not knowing.
I can understand that, too.
On the contrary,
foreigners who can't understand Japanese are asked the same question.
"I don't know the lyrics of Japanese songs,
but if you say it's a Japanese song because you like it,
I think you should listen to a native language song."
"I don't know the lyrics of Japanese songs, but if you say you like it,
I think you don't like it."
Of course, I can understand and listen to Western music because of that way of enjoying it,
but I don't think it's the original way of enjoying it.
I'm a little sad, too.
You've come this far in Western music.
I'm a little sad, too.
He is forced to fight in an impossible way.
It's a sad fight.
I want to fight in a sad way.
I want to hear both sides.
We've been crying all the time.
We don't want to fight, but we've been fighting while crying.
Let's have you judge.
Please raise your cards.
Here you go.
Surprisingly, it's five.
I don't know what Western music is saying at first.
I enjoy listening to it.
After a while, I listen to it again and look up the lyrics.
Oh, that's what it's saying.
I think it's good to enjoy it twice.
I'm sad even if I win.
I'm not happy.
I feel like I've won.
I feel like I've won and I've been defeated.
Specialized and active in various fields.
Expert.
Professional.
Those who work as professionals.
Everyone has their own goal.
His main business is spearfishing.
Is pursuing expertise the way a professional should be?
On the other hand,
Being active in various fields is because of one's multi-skilled ability.
Multi-skilled activities are definitely more likely to be used in professional fields.
The more you work as a professional, the more offers you get.
It's a problem that makes you worry about choice of speaker.
I want you all to decide tonight!
What should you aim for?
a. Your main business.
b. Your expertise.
c. Your activities in multiple places. Which one is your answer?
This is too difficult.
Then, everyone, open at once!
All right!
Wow!
I heard that you three will challenge the debate in the music world.
First of all, Mr. Ryofu.
Well, my main job is a rapper.
Yes.
It's boring to rap only for the rest of my life.
After all, my life and my actual experience come out in lyrics and expressions,
so in that respect, rather than making music every day, performing live, and recording,
I am now able to work with various professionals of various industries.
After all, my views have expanded tremendously, and this debate is the same,
but there are things that I realize myself like talents that I wasn't aware of myself.
I have a lot of experience of being feedbacked by my main business,
so in that sense, I think it's better to be able to do various things.
As a result, it has a good effect on my main business, and I don't have to cling to my main business.
No, this is also the original feeling of "I want to be like that,"
and the more you know about it, the cooler you look.
Isn't it funny that I'm the one here?
In the first place.
So it's really like you said,
but after all, it's the worst thing to be thought of as nothing special when you're playing,
so originally I want to be like this, and I'm going to say it now.
As for me, there are some things I want to do only what I like,
and when I first appeared on TV about eight years ago, I did things I didn't want to do.
It wasn't feedback. It was just stress.
To be frank, I ate a first-time elderly person's meal in the countryside that I didn't want to eat.
I said, "It's delicious!" but it can't be delicious!
It can be delicious!
It can't be delicious!
An elderly person who is used to eating said to me, "You're hungry, aren't you?"
I said, "I earn more money than you do, you idiot!"
He made me walk in the countryside and said, "It's delicious!"
I didn't want to do that!
He made you walk in the countryside and said, "It's delicious!"
If that's the case, I'll just do comedy.
Comedy entertainers and musicians are a little different.
Comedy entertainers are quite talented in their activities.
Musicians are pretty strict about that.
I see.
If you do it for ten years, you'll get tired of it.
I feel that there is very little stimulation from there.
Well, I said what I wanted to say, so I'll put it back.
I don't think people who are watching will understand what I'm saying.
No, it's okay.
It's a story like, "You're in it, aren't you?"
Certainly, I thought of what Ryofu-san said.
It's cool. I think there are many senior parts in this song.
However, if you have a final goal of getting everyone involved, you have no choice but to challenge this.
Asuka-san, you're currently in a 3-to-1 situation.
You're currently in a 3-to-1 situation.
Like Hama-san, if you're active in your field because you achieved results in your field, I think you're right.
But if you're not active in your field and you don't achieve results in your field, I think it's unpleasant for you.
That's a tough word.
It's tough.
That's an evil plan.
I see.
Poor Asuka-san.
She's doing it for her life.
Of course it's an evil plan, but if you're not active in your field and you don't achieve results in your field, I think it's unpleasant for you.
It's like a mental disorder.
Asuka-san, you're currently in a 3-to-1 situation.
Yes, I am.
She said something unpleasant, didn't she?
She must have something in her mouth.
Me?
You're talking about me, aren't you?
I'd like you to judge.
Please show us your cards.
It's hard.
There are many people who decide to do everything they want to do, whether they are artists they admire or people who work.
I also wanted to aim for that.
So, we have answers for all of them.
But if you go through each one of them for about two hours and talk about it, you'll be able to see more different things.
The last question is...
If you add up your experience, will you be able to understand it?
I don't know if you want to experience it or not.
I don't know if it's for those who haven't sold it yet.
I don't know.
- That's a good answer. - I don't know.
- I think it's cheap. - I don't know.
- Zero points. - What?!
Alright!