AISubs v3.7
This time, we released a new song, so we got a collaboration request.
- On the contrary, from over there? - Yes, from over there.
I wonder if this is the first time, but we'll introduce it next time.
- Oh, there she is! - Oh, there she is!
Oh, it's you!
- Haruka Aizawa! Welcome! - Welcome!
Thank you!
I love this channel from the bottom of my heart.
I'm really excited and excited.
You've been my manager for a while now, haven't you?
- You're the idol here, right? - That's right! I'm an idol.
- Thank you for having me. - Thank you for having me.
But I'm an idol, too, so...
- Wait, time out! - Time out!
- Why is it time out?! - Sing! Sing!
- Have you always been an idol? - Since the beginning?!
Since the beginning!
- I don't know what you're up to. - What I'm up to...
- People say that a lot. - Yeah, they do.
- Did you come to Arabia first? - No, I didn't.
- Well, you know, in "Kilgamesh Night"... - What?!
- I said I'd be your guest. - No way!
- Really! - Wait, that was over in '23.
- I knew you'd say that! - Shut up! Shut up!
- Shut up! - You scared me!
- Really! - You scared me!
- '23... - But you know,
- I went to the agency for an office job. - Oh, Ai-chan!
Right! Ai-chan told me to come to the agency in Tokyo.
- And I got kicked out. - Poor thing?!
- Poor thing! - Really?!
- Ai-chan's manager was really nice. - Right, right.
- Before "Battles"... - Right, right.
- Before "Nabetoro", Ai-chan... - Right.
- Wait, what's going on?! - I'm an idol!
- No, you're really an idol! - No, you're really an idol!
I don't think you know this, but...
- When I joined the entertainment industry... - Right!
- I was able to play an active role as an idol. - Right!
- But I really didn't have a lot of money. - That's right!
- I was really poor. - Hahaha!
- I was really surprised! - Hahaha!
- I earned 500 yen a month! - Wow!
- I earned a lot of money! - Hahaha!
- And after that, I joined a school agency. - I see!
- As a real girl! - I see!
- And I joined a school agency, a small school for girls. - I see!
- And I was waiting there, but if I went there I would be found out. - I see!
- So I didn't go back in there and went outside. - I see!
- And when the race started, I took off my umbrella. - I see!
- One day, during a drag race... - I see!
- During a drag race, you stand behind the car. - I see!
- And you have to run away while the car is beeping. - Wow!
- When I heard that explanation and went home... - Hahaha!
- I was told that I was a really good driver! - Hahaha!
- I thought I was that scary because I was really good at driving! - Hahaha!
- And I had never seen a drag race before. - I see!
- And I was found out about it. - I see!
- And for that job... - I see!
- During a show called "Yoru mo hippare"... - I see!
- A bunny girl appeared! - I see!
- She was nowhere to be seen. - Oh, I know!
- She was wearing a drink! - Yes!
- She was nowhere to be seen at all! - I see!
- But when the VIP came, she was barely seen. - I see!
- She was a bunny girl who brought juice for celebrities. - I see!
- And she promised me that if I wanted to spill juice, I had to wear it myself. - I see!
- She said I shouldn't hide it from celebrities! - Hahaha!
- She said I shouldn't wear it myself! - I see!
- I was really excited! - I see!
- I had a lot of cords and I was like, "I'm going to bring Amuro-chan and this drink!" - I see!
- And for many years...
- I had a bass and a bass drum. - I see!
- I thought I had to do anything! - I see!
- I thought I had to do anything! - And I had a lot of different characters. - I see!
- And I had been singing for a long time. - I see!
- "Actually"... - I see!
- I've been singing for the first time since I recorded it. - I see!
- What's the title? - "Chance".
- It's been a while! - It's been a while, hasn't it?
- Yeah, it's been a while.
- I used to be a dance singer. - A dance singer?
- I was only about 15 years old. - A male idol singer?
- Not a male, but my dad used to say I like girls' songs and I like girls' names.
- My dad said "You're a man!" and I said "Go ahead, Kenji Onishi!"
- He said "Let me see your katakana, Kenji!" and I said "Dad!"
- Then he made me a costume that Seiko was wearing and put it on my lips.
- "Chance" by Kenji Onishi.
- I was so stupid, wasn't I?
- I had a lot of these at home.
- Can you tell me how long you've been dancing?
- People say "When did you first watch TV?"
- There was a show called "Amateur Dancers" by Mr. Nishikawa Kyosho.
- I think I was about 10 or 9 years old when I went on that show.
- That's when I first appeared on TV.
- Then "Civic Otagassen" and a lot of other things.
- I sang a lot of boys' songs. Of course, I'm Kenji Onishi.
- I sang songs by Sazan Kadeno, Nagara Noa Enka and Itsuki-san.
- I sang a lot of songs and went on TV when I was in 4th or 5th grade.
- After that, I really wanted to do a impersonation of Seiko-chan on a TV show.
- So I sent it to IBS myself.
- Speaking of impersonations, it's IBS.
- When I left IBS, a boy told me that Seiko-chan was funny.
- At the time, Mr. Yamada Kuniko and Mr. Nishikawa Norio and I were on TV almost every week.
- At the end of the show, a city boy said, "Let's go all over Japan!"
- I impersonated Jun Negi.
- When you were a kid?
- Yes, I was about 14 or 15 years old.
- I was 13 years old. - 13 years old.
- I often went to Tokyo from there. - I see.
- I got a lot of TV jobs. - You didn't work in an office, did you?
- No, I didn't. - You got a lot of jobs for free.
- That's amazing. - And when I started doing a lot of things,
I had a strong desire to become a Newham employee.
- So I went to a Newham store to play. - I see.
And they said, "We're watching you on TV. Come and play with us."
- I was about 15 years old. - I see.
- Mahanaja was popular at the time. - Yes, it was popular.
- There was a show club called "Totsui" in Mahanaja. - I see.
I joined "Totsui" when I was about 15 or 16 years old.
- And Newham's store became a stage. - I see.
- I was doing it. - I see.
- And then Newham's show came out in Tokyo. - I see.
- And when Kamioka Ryutaro made a show called "50 People"... - I know "50 People".
- "50 People" is a different "50 People" every week. - It's "Golden Summer".
- It's "Golden Summer".
- 50 Newhams came to Newham's store. - 50 Newhams!
- Newham's store was like Newham vs. entertainers. - I see.
- And they said, "Why don't we do it in Tokyo?" - I see.
- And then "Golden Summer" came out. - I didn't know it came out.
- I didn't know it came out.
Golden Summer
- It's "Golden Summer", right? - It's "Golden Summer".
- I know it.
- Are you two interested in doing that? - Well, absolutely.
- In 2009... - We have some documents about it as well.
- Thank you so much. - "Until we are chosen"...
- That's right. - It came out in 2007.
At that time, it was shown in three locations.
And it came out in three offices, both now and then.
They also showed it on TV a lot.
And in 2007, they said "We were definitely going to win",
"so we will take another year off", and so forth.
I was 4th, and I was depressed, and I thought, "Well, there's nothing I can do about it."
"I don't want to go home," and I stayed at the hotel for a little longer, and I thought, "Well, I have to go home," but I didn't feel like calling my manager.
So I called him, and the Arabic group that I had recorded only one step came and asked me to go home as soon as possible.
Even though I had a couple of TVs a month, I thought, "Really?" and went home, and I didn't have a break.
That's how my amazing job started.
I slept for about an hour on the third day, I stayed at the TV station, they pulled me out of bed, and I took a bath at the TV station, and I did it there.
I don't believe it anymore. What's going on?
I didn't have a meeting, I slipped in, and I went straight to Shabekuri Seven, and I went straight to the set.
I can't believe it anymore. The world has begun.
That's when you were in 4th place.
That's when I was in 4th place.
Actually, when my dad came out and told me to be number one, he said, "You're number one, man."
He said, "I want to be number one again."
Then let's challenge it.
I'll do my best.
In 2009, I was chosen first and second.
You're in first place in the world, and life is good, isn't it?
I'm jealous.
My way of thinking has changed.
At that time, people from all over the world came.
The day before yesterday, both Nepalese children cried and said, "It's hard to live."
The country called Thailand welcomes us like this, and we feel really sad when we return home.
Thinking about it, I also thought that there is still such an environment in the world.
Just about four years ago, I told my agency that I wanted to go out into the world.
Then I asked my agency for another week, asking me to give me only one week every month, and I would go to New York for a lesson.
I went to New York every month for entertainment and dance.
Then I did a one-man live over there, in Broadway.
Gildo did one-man.
I did one-man.
From there, I was called by the world's photo book association photo book.
So I've always wanted to do it, but now I can't say it out loud.
The world has changed.
It's like an instant AI symptom in an app.
Scan your own face and see if you look like an entertainer.
That's what I wanted to do.
That's right.
It comes up quite a bit on TikTok, doesn't it?
First of all, I'm going to look for someone who looks like me and gender me.
So I think it's better for me to say it.
Who are you?
Which one of you is male and female?
Then I'll say both.
I want to know both.
I'll say both.
Should I start with men first?
I'm 88.9% identical.
Yes.
This is SUDA MASAKI.
What?
Are you kidding me?
I'm 88.9%.
You're identical, aren't you?
Yes, I am.
I don't think this is similar.
First of all, I'm male and female.
One, two, three!
Yes, I'm GOKURAKUTO GOKATO.
Wow!
I'm 86.6%.
Wow!
It's similar!
I wonder if it's GOKURAKUTO GOKATO.
I'll say it as a woman.
Can I say it as a woman?
Please say it as a woman.
I want to say it like a woman.
I'm an expert.
I'm 81% identical.
This is amazing! This is the most similar!
Please say it!
I'm an actress.
I'm KANO MIHO.
That's good, KANO-san!
Have you ever been told?
No.
Huh?
Not at all.
It's not you, KANO-san.
Who are you similar to?
SUZUKI SARINA-chan.
SUZUKI SARINA-chan is said to be like me.
When I was on TV, she called me "mom".
Until we got on the Shinkansen,
SARINA-chan's mom and my mom were two different coincidences.
We even looked like each other's moms.
Really!
So...
Yes!
You don't need to announce it, do you?
Oh! Announcement!
Um...
I'm sorry.
Until today!
Um...
At first...
Um...
Yes!
On July 7th, "Tapioca-no-gatsu" will be on sale.
Yes.
Please download it from the link below.
Thank you very much!
With that said, today's guest is Haruna Ai!
Thank you very much!