AISubs v3.7
He was very frank and made the place cheerful.
It was fun while we were waiting.
He suddenly started to joke around.
Sometimes he was very sharp.
It was very funny.
- So, Yana. - Yes.
- Then, Yana. - Yes.
- Let's go. - Yes.
- Excuse me. - Yes.
- Oh, you're here. - Excuse me.
- Excuse me, this is my microphone. - Yes.
- Oh, it's Yana's.
- I was wrong. - I'm being serious.
But, by appearing on this show,
I don't feel like I'm a fool anymore.
I don't feel like Tatsuya Ishii anymore.
I feel like Tatsuya Ishii is Seseragi.
I feel like Tatsuya Ishii is Hizashi.
That's how I feel.
I'm happy because it's a song that makes me want to sing it again and again.
Seeing Ishii-san singing "Aromai Hikou" in front of me, I feel like I know why this song is loved so much.
"Telepan-chan".
You have an amazing business.
It's amazing!
Is it oil?
No, I'm designing.
Oh, you design.
"Telepan" is from "telepin oil", right?
No, it's not.
Kawaii-chan, who is here, said "terespa panda" before she was called "teresa".
Ah! "terespa"!
"Terespa panda".
"Telepan"!
"Telepan" came to me before I knew it.
You use "telepin oil", right?
Yes, I do.
When you first wrote it, right?
Is that where you got it from?
I thought "telepin oil" smelled bad, so I used "telepin oil".
No, I won't use it today.
"Telepin oil".
Are you okay?
I was overwhelmed by Warren, who talked to me in a great way.
But I know your name best.
"Tensei"!
What is it?
People call you "sensei", but...
"sensei"...
That's right.
Your life is over.
No matter how many years you do it, if people call you "sensei", this industry is over.
It's already over.
Most of the people who call you "sensei" are disappearing.
Only Oswald is called "Oswald".
That's right. Oswald is called "Oswald".
You're good at it.
But it's hard for me.
Let's start with the soundcheck.
Thank you for your hard work.
I'm going to play one more song.
Let's go.
"Adult".
Five seconds before.
Four, three, two...
Oh, it's this one.
I'm happy to sing with everyone, and I really like it because I think it's a great song and it stays in my ears.
It was so ingrained in my ears.
- What is it? - Is it okay?
- It's a little low. - Is it okay?
- Yes.
- It's not hot at all. - It's okay.
- Yes.
- It's amazing. - It's like a dream.
- This is a hairband. - Thank you.
- It's small.
- Oh, this is...
- This is my T-shirt. - What?
- Please wear it. - Thank you.
- Please wear it one by one. - Thank you.
- Thank you.
I like watching hairbands,
so I always think of you as a very handsome and cool person.
Well, that's true, but I never thought you were such an interesting person.
You kept...
You kept laughing. It was funny.
And over there...
- Behind you... - It's okay.
It's a famous song, so I'm looking forward to it.
Okay, everyone. We're going to start filming.
- Okay. - Okay.
- Let's make a big "SONY" together! - Yes!
Okay, we're going to start filming. 5 seconds before... 4, 3, 2...
I think the word "romance" really suits the song.
It's laid back, and it's like "let's go out and have some fun".
"Yume no Hikou" is a boy's song, so it's pretty low, but everyone was talking about how it would be nice if we could cover it by singing it cheerfully, and we really enjoyed it, so I think it was good.
It's amazing, I didn't think that the atmosphere would be dominated in an instant.
It's important to say whether it's common sense or not, and I want people who watch TV to see it.
So I feel like they've studied it properly.
They were all amazing people, weren't they?
The viewers want to get into that part.
That's the idea of this group.
If you do it with that kind of idea,
I think you can do a lot of things.
I feel like I'm in sync with "do you know g"?
"Do you know g"? I'm in that kind of profession, too.
The veterans are amazing.
I thought again.
It's really hard to sing such a great song with five people.
I thought again and sang while enjoying it.