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Yo! Mob video!
I'm entrusting myself with the rule of selling 20 tickets per day on March 31st at Nippon Budokan.
If everything sells out, I'll go take a bath!
I said that and it all sold out!
It all sold out!
So I'd like to take a bath now!
New York, bath cancel, cancel sale.
Let's go!
Bath now.
Wow!
I got it. I came to clean up.
When I take a bath, my dad comes to see me every time he worries about me.
Wow!
What are you doing?
Is it okay?
Once in half an hour, I forget that this is water and rush in.
Ah! I got it! I got it! I got it!
It came out like this.
From there, I remember the fear of this bath.
I think it's scary.
Wow!
I turn the washing machine at the same time.
It's noisy.
So...
The reason why I'm in the bath now is...
Next year, March 31st, 2025...
There will be a Nippon Budokan One More Live.
Wow!
There will be, but...
I'm selling tickets now.
The fans will buy all the tickets and...
I'm going to do my best to get the tickets.
The members told me to sell 200 tickets per person.
Sell 200 tickets.
There are only two seats for members to ride.
I'm doing my best to sell it now.
But my target sales number is...
I'm thinking of selling 2,000 tickets from now on.
If you sell 20 tickets a day, you can sell 2,000 tickets.
I really wanted to sell 20 tickets.
From December 2nd...
I started selling tickets to members.
I wanted to sell 20 tickets a day.
After a week...
I was able to sell more than 20 tickets every day for a week.
I'm happy.
Thank you for your cooperation.
If I can sell 20 tickets a day for a week in a row...
I'm going to take a bath.
That's why I'm in the bath now.
Thank you for your cooperation.
I like baths, too.
Procancel, cancel, cancel, cancel.
It's said that I should not rent a wine house unless I have 8,000 people in the first place, but that's not wrong, either.
I'm a redhead if I'm in a wine house.
I don't know yet, but for now, I think I'm a redhead.
Crowdfunding is just going on right now.
Oh, yeah, it just started today.
I think there are quite a few people who don't know why I'm saying so much about wine houses, so I'd like to talk about it before I forget.
First of all, I was born in 1999 at Osaka Railway Hospital.
From there?
Hey, Potter.
I was born on a stormy day.
Potter is worried.
Since elementary school, junior high school, middle school, high school, and now, I'm still a redhead.
Redhead, always redhead, shy, scared of people, shy, super bad at interpersonal relationships.
When I was in elementary school, my parents ran an anime cafe, and from there, I became an anime otaku from the bottom of my heart.
When I say I like anime, there's also a part like I don't like it.
I've liked anime since I was in elementary school.
Ever since then, I've had a bad time with Lucky Star and Haruhi.
Huh? That's an anime, isn't it?
Since I was a student, I've been spending that kind of atmosphere in a private place.
Besides, I'm not particularly good at group activities, and at that time I was like a bully, and if I was hated by that child, I would be bullied.
Besides, I was like a slave of that child because I wasn't close to that child's house.
But instead of that, I'm close to that child, so I can't be bullied.
But that child keeps telling me, "You're an anime otaku, you're gross," but I've been spending my sixth year of elementary school laughing without saying anything.
I hate humans here.
And when I was in middle school, I took a middle school entrance exam to change the environment a little, and I entered the otaku class, but even if I entered the otaku class, I didn't go that far, so I did it at a pretty low level.
Also, anime otakus have a culture of being gross, and life where you can't show yourself has begun.
I loved drawing when I was in elementary school, and when I was in elementary school, I was like, "Oh, you're a salesman."
I've been doing anime characters for about five years now, but when I was in middle school, there were more boys with "jiggers" and there was a culture of "strong men" = "cool men".
So if you tease a girl who says "a", it's funny.
And if you tease a girl who says "a", you say, "Oh, you're an anime otaku, you say "a" all the time."
It's not bullying, it's like teasing, it's like being the target of laughter.
And there were almost no anime otakus.
It's rare for an anime otaku like this to be around, but only me and another girl's smart friend liked anime and stuff like "vocalo" and stuff like that.
We lived a miserable life together.
When I was in middle school, my teacher liked my illustration of my school trip and I drew it with all my might.
While my illustration was distributed in my class, there were boys and girls in my class who liked it.
I don't like this kind of anime, moe!
I was made into a laughingstock and everyone laughed at me.
My teacher laughed at me and told me to stop laughing.
I thought I couldn't be an anime otaku anymore.
Until then, I hid that I like anime, but I also expressed myself by drawing.
When I was in middle school and high school, I stopped expressing myself.
When I was in middle school and high school, I didn't have the will to express myself.
I just stopped expressing myself and the atmosphere of the class and being afraid of adults.
But I started going crazy in high school.
I was an introvert, but the girl I was good friends with in middle school was smart.
An introvert is not smart.
A smart girl went to a different school and had to make new friends again.
I was in a completely different class from the introverts.
So I tried to hide the fact that I like anime.
"I don't like anime at all," I said.
I didn't even watch dramas.
I tried to match the stories, but it didn't work at all.
"Huh? Is he crazy?" I felt like that.
I didn't even learn communication skills, so I ended up being independent.
When I got there, I was in high school.
In high school, there was a girl who was very old and liked anime.
She stayed in the broadcasting room for three years.
I found another anime guy and I got attached to him.
But during breaks and lunch breaks, I was so tired that I stayed in the broadcasting room.
But when I didn't stay in the broadcasting room, I went to the insurance office quite often.
School itself is stress, so I take a rest once or twice a month and go to school properly.
My mom told me that if I leave it alone, I will be trapped, so I said, "Go to school," and my dad sent me to the car every day.
But when I really didn't want to go, I felt like I didn't have to go.
I had to take a rest once or twice a month.
But I wanted to get a driver's license and I realized I wasn't smart, so I tried my best to go to school as much as I could because I couldn't get a driver's license if I took too much time off, but when I didn't go to school, I went to the insurance office.
But I did my best on regular tests, and when I was in high school, I wrote my brain and death so beautifully that I was called "Hyoutei's god," "kobiuri's god," and "gomasuri's god."
When I had a seat change, I was asked to sit in the front seat and communicate with the teacher from a far seat, and from a close seat, I was asked to communicate with the teacher.
Well, except for gym, I didn't do anything like this. I only went to gym for service and Hyoutei 4.8, and I went to the college I wanted to go to, Kobujo Gakuin.
When I was in middle school, my dad made me sing "Anison" in Japanese.
There's something like my dad made me do, and I was doing it at an Anison cafe, but I didn't do it at all in high school.
When I entered college, I thought, "What should I do? Is it my main job?" I thought I wanted to touch that Anison again, and I started singing Anison again in that Japanese bridge.
Then, for those of you who don't know me at all and ask me, when I was in middle school, I was so excited about the Japanese bridge.
When I was a college student, I thought that there were no people who spoke Japanese at all, and I thought that anime otaku culture and Osaka's Japanese culture were getting tired, but I was determined to go.
So, I was paying for the ticket and paying for the bag and spending my college life, but at that time, the president happened to see me and said, "Hey, I'm making a group, but can you join me?"
I was in Japan.
When you talk about life.
My father and mother were super middle school and super bad at interpersonal relationships, and there was no particular close group, and they were in a garbage shop.
I was in second grade at that time, but they said, "You can't go like that." I couldn't continue my part-time job, and I said that interpersonal relationships were hard right away.
"You can't go like that." "It's no good because you're bothering the elements." "I don't want to ruin your dream." "It's impossible. Don't do it." I was told like that, but somehow I thought, "No, I can do this." "I'll join you." My parents were against it and joined me.
At that time, there were only Nozomi-san, the president, and me, and we were like, "Let's look for members now."
I've rarely done part-time jobs, and I've avoided group activities in my class as much as possible, so I haven't been able to communicate properly with my seniors and juniors at all, and I don't know anything.
The president had always said to me, "You're too cool." "I'm going to make my debut." When COVID-19 became very popular and we were about to make our debut, we announced an emergency situation and said, "Please stop your activities once you have a live performance."
"Entertainment is evil. There are people who are suffering like this." At the same time, it was tough for me because I got a lot of power from the president.
The president said it was good to have power, and I think it was good, but now...
That's why I think so, but it was ridiculous.
My graduation was decided by me, three other members, and Ippei-san.
The other three members didn't get angry with one of them, so they quit right away.
And my two sisters.
My sister and I have a lot of social experience, and we have a perfect interpersonal relationship.
I didn't get angry with the president at all.
And I'm the only one who's been doing this and getting angry all the time.
The president is still like that now, but he's very attached to his favorite girl and gets angry.
Even if you say you don't have to be angry, you get very angry.
It's been two years since I joined.
But thanks to those two years, I've learned how to get along with people, how to get along with famous people, and how to deal with society.
I think it was a great social experience, but it was really tough at the time.
After the concert, I got angry with the president for four hours and went home crying at two o'clock in the middle of the night in the car like you did at ten o'clock in the middle of the night.
"What's wrong with you?" "Are you okay?" "Why are you crying?"
"Yes?" "That's right." "If you say so," "It's okay." "Okay, okay." "Potatoes." "What's wrong?" "Wait a minute."
I was crying like this, but I was okay with my parents, so I was waiting for them for two minutes.
I was happy and strong.
I knew it was my parents, so I noticed it.
So my parents said, "No, what kind of president are you working for? Stop it now."
But the more I found out about it, the more I was told to stop, so I said, "No, it's super fun."
And from there, when I started my activities, I was invited to do it seriously because it was a group that I was serious about, and I was going to do it seriously.
Well, I didn't want to do it, but when I thought about it and it didn't work out at all, I thought it would be nice if I quit and get a job, but the more I did it, the more I didn't do it as I thought, and the corona came, and the president got really angry, and I didn't get any fans at all.
I was frustrated and tried hard, but the more I tried, the less I could do it, and I thought it was really frustrating to give up here.
When I was in junior high school or high school, I gave up and ran away right away, so I wanted to get out of there.
That's what I wanted to do.
About a year ago, when I decided to do it seriously, I decided to give up and give up.
The current members and the president decided to do it.
I didn't know what Budokan was like at all.
First of all, I've never been to Budokan, and I didn't even admire Budokan at all.
But since that day, I've only been to Budokan.
Then if you go to Budokan, you can't go to Osaka, can you?
Let's move in.
In fact, Osaka's live market is quite small and limited.
So I said, "Let's move in."
At the same time, YouTube was doing a lot of work, and by chance my YouTube series went viral.
I said, "I have no choice but to do it in Tokyo."
I went to Tokyo and started again in Tokyo from zero fans.
And Abunet, the president of Papahara...
I'm saying it badly, but I'm starting it again.
The president of Papahara...
I didn't have any money, so I didn't have anything to do when I moved in.
It's my first time living alone in Tokyo.
Hatagaya
It's my first time living alone in Tokyo.
The rent is 63,000 yen, the apartment is dilapidated, and it's the first time I've paid the initial fee.
The president has decided on three apartments, and we're all going to live in one room, like we took the keys and moved in.
That's why I happened to be in that apartment. That's what I decided.
I lived in Nozomi's apartment, and I was the only one who lived in one room, so I rented the worst apartment.
And that's when I started working. No one took my check at all, and I didn't have any money at all.
It's like eating and connecting with the money you saved when you were singing on the other side of the log.
But my parents won't ask me to lend them money or anything like that, and they'll say it's comfortable.
But my parents noticed me and sent me off a lot.
When I talk about it, I've done a lot of things that are lame.
At first, I bought a MacBook myself and planned a video editing and shooting, but I didn't know anything.
At first, it was allowed to post it to the president.
I don't think I should post it every day.
I want to post this, but I told the president, "No, this isn't falling down like this, so let's do it again."
I've been doing it for four hours since then, and I'm like, "Oh, my God, I can't upload today's YouTube video."
And while I was going to school at that time, I was studying for tests and saying, "Oh, my God, what should I do with YouTube?"
It wasn't that small of a deal.
So I went to college and went to college and said, "Let me do it."
When I said I wasn't going to go to college, my mother said, "It's up to you."
I was allowed to go.
So I said, "Let's do our best on YouTube," and I did my best on YouTube.
And again, my butt went up and I brought it up a little bit.
So now, before I let go of this wave, the president brought in a new member.
So the new members went to Japan and started running.
TikTok isn't that popular yet.
So I said, "I want to do TikTok," and he said, "TikTok doesn't make sense."
The members told me a lot about it, and the president said, "What does that mean?"
And my personal YouTube channel...
No, why do I hate my personal YouTube channel?
No, I'll do my best with my group channel.
I did my best to open my own YouTube channel.
That's how it is.
The more I do activities, especially since I came to Tokyo, there are various idol groups and various agencies.
Even groups that are slower to debut than us have stronger agencies, and we're like, "Oh, I'm happy."
Every now and then, I was pushed into the reality of "I don't really have any talent," and that was pretty much every day.
But at the same time, I've had a lot of experience, and I've never belonged to a community before, so I can easily go out for a meal with the members, but it's pretty rare.
I really like streaming with my fans, but the reason I like it is that when I was in high school or middle school, there wasn't a lot of talking, so I can get used to that kind of feeling when I'm streaming, and it's a lot of fun and I do it quite often.
I don't know what you're talking about.
The reason I'm so bad at dancing is because when I was in elementary school, I was told to dance and laugh like a boss, and I had a trauma like that all the time, and when I was in high school, I was dancing really seriously, but my teacher said, "You're not good at it," and the more people say that I'm not good at it, the more I get soaked in it, so I wasn't good at it, but as someone who stands on the stage and is not good at it, I try my best to be flexible.
Now only my body has become flexible.
I've been working out and only my body has become flexible.
Thank you very much.
It's really lame to say "I tried, I tried," but it was the best three or four years of my life that I tried the most.
I'm going to a martial arts school in three years.
I think I was really working hard.
If you look back at my past YouTube videos, you can see the traces of my hard work.
I'm going to a martial arts school in three years.
It's not like I'm longing for a martial arts school.
But for me, standing in a martial arts school is the answer to these three years of running towards my dream.
It's like, "Was those three years right?"
So it's impossible.
The best three years of my life.
Whether you don't understand it or you're having a hard time.
I've been running as hard as I can for the past three years, and it's impossible.
It was my biggest failure in my life.
I didn't know what it meant, and I couldn't do it.
Of course, I didn't have enough income.
I think I've been working hard from an office that doesn't have much money.
I think it's impossible.
I've heard a lot of stories from people.
After all, it's a human-to-human world.
It's an entertainment system.
I don't know that, and I don't know myself.
I wish I could upload it to YouTube.
I wish I could do TikTok.
I wish I could do X.
I thought if I cut my ears, I could stand somewhere.
I couldn't stand up again.
I couldn't stand up.
This year has been the worst year of my life.
I've been losing weight until this summer.
I've had a pretty tough time for about a year and a half.
I don't have any strength in my body anymore.
No matter how hard I try, I can't do it.
But I asked him to let me run for another year.
As a fan, I asked him not to work hard anymore.
I said it over and over again.
Oh, it's too hard.
I can't do anything.
What is life?
I can't do it.
I'm telling you to do it.
I can't do it.
It was hard for me to fight with them all the time.
But since then, I've been eating a lot and I've achieved a lot.
But since then, I've stopped doing it.
I'm trying to do my best with other identities, but it's hard to get results.
By the summer of 2020, I was finally able to do my best for my birthday party.
For a year, I edited and posted videos once a week.
But when I realized I couldn't write anything, I was exhausted and couldn't upload videos for a month or two.
Oh, I don't know.
I don't know if I can do it.
And then, in the summer of this year, I thought I'd do it again and upload a video once a week.
When I thought about it, I could do it twice a week.
I've been able to use TikTok more often than I used to.
This year, there's a lot of media outlets out there.
I don't know if I can say it's a professional council, but it's going well.
I was able to upload videos of myself posting them on my own YouTube channel.
I was finally able to appear in various media, including "Zoushin-sama" and "friday-san" and "gloria".
And "budokan" is also doing well.
It's been a year and a half since "budokan" was impossible, and "budokan" is doing well.
Last year, I was able to go to "budokan" for about a year.
But I thought it wasn't something I could do without trying hard.
I thought, "I made it to "budokan", but I'm glad that the president did his best."
I was so happy, but I couldn't be happy from the bottom of my heart.
I'm happy that "budokan" was decided and I've been able to tell my fans.
I was conscious of "budokan" and "jabudokan" and thought about what I could do until March 31st of next year.
I thought it was something I could let people know, so I uploaded it to YouTube.
It's been a while since "budokan" came out, and I don't know when I'll be able to talk about it.
I think it's important to work hard and put "budokan" first.
I think the next answer for me is that "budokan" is full.
I want to show myself who decided "budokan" three years ago and the next step is to put "budokan" first.
I'm selling 20 tickets a day now, and I'm preparing for the next week.
The tickets sold out in a week, and I'm in a state where fans are buying them for me.
I want to do my best until March 31st of next year.
Thank you for taking me to the bath.
It was a long talk and a long bath.
It was so hard that I fell asleep after "budokan" came out.
I have to feed myself.
I will do my best to believe that a new me is waiting for me ahead of me.
There are many people who have left me in the past four years.
I want to make a place for me and my friends who have been with me for a long time.
I want to make the best scenery for my fans.
I will do my best!
Everyone, please come and play! Thank you for your cooperation!