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I'm Mobpi.
Today, I would like to talk about the unique culture of Chica idols.
It's kind of dark.
Chica idols and live idols are considered taboo.
There is a big problem.
There are a lot of people who get angry or contact each other.
There are people who are better at dancing than idols.
Idols who use Elves as concepts.
It's hard to live, isn't it?
What do you focus on in life?
Before that, I bought dark glasses.
Would you like to see it?
I bought cyber glasses.
My head hurts a little, so I'll take it off.
What do you think of Chica idols?
In fact, it is common to have the image that there are many mysteries and dark things in the world.
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Chica idols and live idols are idols who focus more on live shows than mass media outlets.
It is recognized that there are few media outlets that do not have labels.
Is it a market label or a Chica label?
Idols who focus on live shows actually have their own unique cultures.
I've summarized four lines.
One.
The distance from fans is different.
The distance from fans is overwhelmingly close.
Chica idols like live shows, so one fan is very important.
So the distance from fans is getting closer and closer.
There are exceptions, but the more fans there are, the harder it is to talk.
There are fewer minutes to talk, and you don't get recognized.
The fewer fans there are, the easier it is for them to recognize you and you can talk a lot.
It is very common for human relations to be formed within the group and with fans.
For example, "that person is fashionable" or "I'm T.O."
I think that this kind of culture is also a secondary culture created by a unique culture of "close distance".
There is a major problem created by this "close distance".
It is an act that is taboo in the idol world.
There are idols who exchange contacts.
It is an act called "connection".
It is called "connection" when an idol and an otaku personally contact each other.
It is a possible act only when the distance is close.
The reason for this "connection" is so great that it ranks first, isn't it?
I think that "connected idols" are "connected" somewhere today as well.
On the contrary, there are idols who create "connections" and make them into characters.
The second one is "curious culture".
Idols always have a meeting after a live performance.
That meeting is between an otaku and an idol, but it is held by "checking".
During the meeting time of recording and transcribing, fans and idols will talk.
The time is different, but 30 seconds to one and a half minutes is common, isn't it?
The price range is cheap, about 500 yen.
If it's expensive, it's already expensive, like 5,000 yen.
In Japan, you can exchange one "check" for 1 minute and exchange it for 1,000 yen.
It's the only time you can talk to fans and idols.
For each idol, there are otakus who want to exchange with them or take "checks" and have the highest rate.
You can get "checks" as many times as you want in time.
There is also a "infinite checkman" who does not cut off the queue of "checks".
In Japan, "checks" are 1 minute and 1,000 yen, aren't they?
But there are also otakus like gods who can exchange for 10 or 20 "checks".
I think it's a unique culture.
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From that "checks" culture, there is "checks" meal.
There is also a "checks" culture that can only come on that day.
3. How to perform in a live performance.
There are certain ways of performing in a live performance.
There are about 5 ways of performing in a live performance.
1. Self-portrait.
2. Penlight.
3. Push-up.
4. Mix and call.
5. Otagei.
6. Kopipe.
There were 6.
These 6 are the mainstream ways of performing in a live performance.
Self-portrait refers to people who are looking like this without doing anything.
2. Penlight.
3. Push-up.
4. Oshijan.
Oshijan is a sign that you are here by jumping high when you are singing.
5. Mix and call.
I think you have heard of it.
When a song becomes one line and the idol is singing it, you may shout out their name like "kouen kakegoe".
Ah, Mob P!
Otagei is dancing like this to the song.
I think you've seen "romance" or something like that.
You don't see it much in a live performance.
Kopipe is copying the dance itself.
Sometimes there are more dance-good otakus than idols.
There are various ways of performing.
There are also other things that otakus make up like lifts and circles.
But there are really different ways of getting excited at live performances.
And there is also "kameko".
There is also "kameko" that takes pictures.
If you are good at "kameko", you may have a "kameko" fan.
There are a lot of "kameko" who are good at "krona".
The way of performing has changed since "krona".
The six things I just introduced are that you can no longer do mixed otage or lift, so you can watch it normally, swing a penlight, oxygenate where you can go, or copy and paste it.
There are a lot of people who don't look at the stage who mix and lift, but now you can look at the stage with almost 100% probability, so people who want to see their own live performance quality improve or want to see a live performance properly can come to the scene easily.
Fourth, there are many live performances.
As I mentioned earlier, underground idols are more like a live market. There are more live performances than underground idols and it is easier to get tickets.
In one group, there are three "genba", "mawasu" per day, "konosu" idols, "zara" idols, and there are also idols who do it once or twice in a few months.
In Japan where I belong, there were days when there were about 24 live performances per month.
Fifth, there are a wide variety of idols.
There are a lot of different kinds of idols.
There are a lot of them!
There are a lot of them because there are few media outlets and you can do it without thinking about sponsors.
There are idols who aim for media outlets such as TV, and there are idols who want to gain a musician-like label, so it may be difficult to summarize what underground idols do for what purpose.
There are underground idols whose offices are very powerful and super-pushed by their offices, and there are idols who say that they have to work hard on their own, and there are various types of idols.
There are idols who are pure and rock, idols who have a concept of hell, and idols who have a concept of tragedy.
There are idols who don't hide their cigarettes or tattoos.
By the way, in Japan, I am a special type idol.
There are other idols who are music-oriented, sub- cultural, and character-oriented, so if you look for them, you will definitely find your favorite idol.
The underground idols look like they have a lot of money.
I think it's a good idea to look for your favorite idol without thinking about it.
That was the unique culture of underground idols.
Underground idols are hard to get to, aren't they?
How do you get there?
I think it will be a fun hobby for those who are addicted to it, so why don't you try it once?
Is it because you don't have friends because it's normal for you to join alone?
Don't worry about it.
I don't have any friends.
You can make friends on the spot.
It's okay for those who join alone.
The fact that there are various idols means that there are various otakus.
All you have to do is be one of them.
I'm looking forward to the day you debut as an underground idol.
That's all for today.
Thank you!