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Now, it's started, Scopism! We are White Scopion!
Is this a variety show? Is it a documentary?
I haven't grasped it yet, but it's a show that grows more and more, so please watch it until the end!
Thank you!
This show is the second year of their debut.
An idol who has not yet come out confesses their worries seriously.
Will we sell well?
I thought it was a dream, but now I can't say it's a dream.
I didn't imagine giving out tissues.
I can see a future where we might fail.
If we can't attract customers, we can't get viewership.
It's impossible for us to get people to call us first.
Documentary variety that reviews the present me for the future.
In the second half of the program, we will consult with the former telecommunications group Inc.'s Mogami Mogami about her worries.
Even if a fan of mine asks you about your goal, it's not easy to do your best because it's unrealistic.
I want to stop time.
Why?
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Snoggy-kun!
First of all, please watch the idol's confession that you can never see.
When I debuted I had a lot of dreams like
I wish I could do this
or I wish I could be an idol and do this job and appear in front of people and appear in a program I admire.
But it didn't work out.
It was like that for a year.
I wasn't sure if I was doing the right thing.
I wasn't sure if I could make a living out of it.
I underestimated idols.
I thought I could make it with more fans.
But it wasn't like that.
I wanted to do it with this size of capacity when I debuted, but it didn't work out at all.
I'm afraid of what to do at this rate.
When I was in my first year of school, I thought it was a dream to build a Macphaleness.
Now it's a little far from a dream.
In the current era of idol warring states, I think I'm doing better than I used to be.
But I think we're in a tough position right now.
I didn't imagine that I would be giving out knowledge in my second year.
I've been doing it for a year and a half.
I honestly feel like I'm still here. But I know why I'm here. I wish I had done this from the beginning. I had regrets like that.
I think it was a big part of being too much of a hand.
Because I can't be on TV. Because there aren't many places for people to see.
While we were talking among ourselves, we came up with this idea.
But we can't call it now, and we can't get audiences, and we can't get views.
We know that we can't call it first.
But if we could have each and every chance, we might have had a different future now.
It's a lot about me, but I'm thinking of becoming a professional in classic ballet.
But I failed.
I got a kick.
So I couldn't fail anymore.
When I first debuted, I didn't think I would fail.
I'm anxious because I can see a future where I may fail because I can't sell my first anniversary live show in the second year.
I was supposed to do my first one-man live show with half of the cap I had originally planned.
I was aiming for a sale for my first anniversary, but in the end it couldn't sell.
Actually, we have many years of big goals like ZEPP tour, but we know that our current traction is not enough.
We continue our current way of doing things, but it is hard for us to say whether we will sell well.
I think that we will have more fans every day.
I'm interested in it, but I don't think there are many people who actually come and live here.
There are more and more new groups coming out, and I'm getting a lot of pressure from behind.
I will say something fresh, but when I was told about the number of fan clubs from the staff, it was too little.
When we realized that we were this number after one year of activity, we really thought it was dangerous.
It's really bad that the Roman Live can't be filled with that capacity.
I was wondering what I could do.
Everyone started doing showrooms at last.
I thought it was too late for everything.
The same agency as RAINTREE debuted and is one step behind WHITE SCORPION.
While popularity is rising, I feel like RAINTREE is behind me when I turn around.
It's tough and I can't stop rushing.
But I'm only worried about the back.
I don't have time for it.
When the Satisfaction Gravity music video came out, I thought it was a song with a good response.
I was very frustrated that it didn't reach him.
Fans know that the situation in which the white scorpion is very stagnant now.
But without telling us about it, I don't think the fans are good at social media.
But I still feel bad for them for looking at me trying to sell my books.
My fans always tell me to support them until they sell.
We don't know if we'll sell well or not.
Sometimes it hurts me that you support us so much.
The members are shaken by the harsh reality of the second year, which doesn't go as expected.
Here, the person who gets advice from the idol's senior...
Yes! I don't know if it's okay for me to say this, but please ask me anything!
Thank you!
Former radio group Inc., Mogami Moga.
At the time, while being an idol, she was active in various media.
She decorated fashion magazines and comic book covers.
Photos were also released.
And, it was used as a model for over 20 companies.
In addition, it was a super multi-idol that did dramas, appearing in movies, and doing other activities.
I've summarized what I'm curious about.
Wow!
Note it down.
Yes.
To such a mockery, Ace, Hanna and Choco hit the questions they want to ask seriously.
What goals did you set for yourself when you were an idol?
My first motivation was my parents' restaurant.
My father was restored and my mother was a businesswoman.
I have three siblings, one older and one younger.
My sister said she didn't have money for her entrance exam, and I was stuck playing games at the time.
My older brother was also mentally ill and stuck, so he didn't have anyone to earn money for him.
I thought I had to do it, and when I started a part-time job as a day laborer, I happened to be scouted.
But at first, it was really for the money and for my family.
And when I joined the group, it wasn't like it was selling well from the beginning.
So my next goal is to do my best and make this group bigger.
And when I've been involved in a lot of things, I've had a lot of handshakes with the fans.
When I was involved in a live show, I wanted to cheer them up.
That became my goal.
I wanted to support my members and my fans.
To make both of them come true, I thought I should do it in a big place.
I decided to aim for a big place.
My goal gradually changed like that.
For example, the Tokyo Dome and such big stages.
At first, when they said it was the era of idol domination, there was a live house called Aックス in Shibuya.
There was a battle with the idols to vote for their performance rights.
If you won first place there, you could perform with Hello! Project and such.
At that time I had a very clear goal
so the fans were excited and I was trying to do my best to get first place and stand on the AX stage.
I felt accomplished and worked hard towards my goal.
But when I stood on the AX, everyone was so amazing and I realized that we still had a long way to go.
So what's my next goal?
It was like a small live house, starting from a place smaller than a hundred people.
At that time, we all wanted to stand on the Budokan.
So, after all, Budokan is an amazing place.
That's where we all got the feeling of, like, let's do our best.
First of all, it's Zepp, right?
It was like, like, let's raise the capacity little by little.
Mogami Moga advice.
If you set a big goal, you won't know the way, so it's better to start with a familiar goal.
Next, what I asked Mogami was about what Choco was worried about.
Actually, it's a number that can raise big goals like the ZEPP tour, but everyone knows that our current traffic capacity hasn't reached yet.
I want to perform on a big stage, but I don't have enough audience.
My goal is to tour all over the country on a zip tour.
But with our current capacity, we couldn't reach it.
We wanted to stand in the tdc hall at the end of the year live, but we tried to change it.
Even so, I wonder if it can be sold properly as it is now.
Were you okay with continuing to say your goal or should you change it?
I was stuck in the place of mobilization.
Did you have any such worries?
There was.
That's the first martial arts hall.
The first martial arts hall was too scary and I thought it wouldn't gather.
I wrote it on my blog.
I want to make a long article successful.
I was very grateful for that.
There were many people who resonated with that blog.
I think it's important.
There are many idols now.
When everyone has to show their individuality,
why do you like them?
I don't know.
There may be many people who start with the song.
There are many people who like the whole group and then look for a favorite.
I think it is quite a producer's ability for idols to sell.
So there is a mutual producer, right?
Mr. Akimoto.
What are you doing?
I'm sorry, I'm not a cremium.
But I think no matter how hard the idols work...
I think it's important for the higher-ups to figure out how to sell their products.
So it's really difficult for the members to work hard and for adults to use their power.
I think it's easy to understand in this world, but it's a lot of information manipulation.
That's right.
Even if it's not selling, it's selling when you show it like it's selling.
That's also a great thing. We didn't know about that kind of thing, but there are quite a few people who have come up with that kind of thing.
After all, if you get a big tie-up and hit it with the power of the agency
for example, if you get a lot of viewers with a high ratings on the ground
the number of votes will change, right?
It's really the power of the agency and the relationship.
If you don't have that, what should you do?
I think it's about showing yourself as a person.
There are a lot of cute, good singers and good dancers.
There are so many attractive girls.
I thought that I had to work hard to improve my human ability to get people to like me regardless of age and appearance.
I tried my best to write blogs about each member.
I wrote about each member's charms, interesting and cute points, and points that only members know.
I wrote about each member on Twitter as much as possible.
It was fun for me to do this and that today.
I often live by myself, such as announcements and thank you for today.
Then I can't see the members.
I'm trying hard, but I don't know the other girls.
I don't know her personality well either.
I don't know her charms.
I've been writing blogs about her a lot of times.
Fans who have reached that level are very strong.
It's easy to separate just by looking or listening to good songs.
If you have a good inside, you'll like it even if you look different.
I think the more you know you're like this, the more you'll like it.
When you gave me the last interview, I thought you were writing about the good points of the members.
I have been thinking about blogging for a long time.
It is hard for fans and staff to read such a long blog.
But I heard that MOGA was doing it, and I believed it and wanted to continue.
When I was on an idol program and gave advice, I thought it was sympathetic.
If you don't have a purpose to support, you won't be able to support.
But if you're determined to do it, you'll have to support it.
If it's perfect from the beginning, there's no room for improvement even if you cheer for it.
So at first we said we hadn't reached that level, but it's good as it is now.
If five years later, there is a lot of performance quality and songs,
Even if you did a good performance, if you do it from the beginning, you will attract fans.
It's good for people to do it that way, but if you don't do it now, you should value yourself now and think from there.
Why do you want to sell?
I want to stand at the Tokyo Dome with my bare feet.
I want to stand at the Tokyo Dome. Why?
Why?
I want to enjoy with 50,000 or 60,000 people with a big box of Hwaseopi songs.
I see.
If you don't do it for two days, you will get a red mark at the Tokyo Dome.
I heard about it.
So you need 100,000 people.
100,000 people.
That's right. But if you think you need 100,000 people from the beginning, it's pretty tough.
Even if fans ask me that goal, it's hard to try hard because it's unrealistic.
My goal was very close, but I think it's easier for fans to go that far.
Actually, everyone is facing the same direction, and I think it's easiest to set realistic goals.
And I think it's very difficult to sell.
If you say, if you sell it, you sell it, you're happy, it's a little different.
I think it's hard to make money and be popular.
Goals are important.
I want to ask the fans how they feel about it.
I'm not just talking about the surface of it, but about whether you love the group properly.
I'm a big fan of the group.
I've always thought about what would be for the group.
I've said that a lot.
I don't want to do this personally.
The group is good and everyone is doing their best.
That's why I want to stand on a big stage and make everyone stand.
If you don't convey your feelings properly, your fans will only catch you.
There are many fans, so if you get bored, you can go next.
I think it's important to put out your feelings there.
I think it's important to show how serious you are.
Mogami's advice.
To increase your fans, give them a reason to support them.
To do that, she always thinks about what will be for the group.
She says many times that it's for the group.
She said many times that she didn't do it for herself, but for the group.
I think solidarity is born whether or not you can contribute your efforts.
I learned a lot.
And consultation is Hanna's personal trouble.
I'm in a group center, but I have to stand out.
But I think other members also have to stand out.
This is what Hanna felt about her role of center.
My role is center, so I hope people will see me as a white scorpion.
I hope that I can be an opportunity for the members to know more about me and about the members.
She wants to stand out and draw out the good points of the other members.
Mogami's advice for her worries.
Next time, advice that moved Hanna's heart will be unveiled!
Also, former SKE48 member Azmarion will be joining the studio!
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