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Be Eskeleto!
Thank you for coming to "Tokyo Pasokon Club" again this week.
Thank you for having me.
Today's topic is the history of internet lines.
Do you remember the Windows 95?
Yes, I do.
With that in mind, let's learn about the history of internet lines today.
Sure, I used to think that the internet is something that's been around for a long time,
but it's not something that's been around for a long time.
That's right.
In order to learn about the internet lines,
it's also fun to learn about things that were popular at the time.
That's why we have a special teacher with us today.
Who is it?
Thank you for having me.
Thank you.
I'm Masaki, and I usually work as an entertainer.
I also got the title of "net meme expert".
"Net meme expert"?
That's what I do for a living.
My name is Hachioku Okubo.
Nice to meet you.
Hachioku-san?
Please call me Hachioku.
That's why you're always so energetic.
What is it?
You're an entertainer, aren't you?
I thought you were an entertainer.
I'm not an entertainer.
No, I'm not an entertainer at all.
What kind of fashion is "net meme" fashion?
What do you mean by "net meme" fashion?
Good evening, I'm Torika Sumaso of Nogizaka46.
Since it's October, the autumn leaves have turned beautiful.
I want to go see the autumn leaves in Kyoto.
I hope you all have a wonderful autumn!
Today's theme is "Net meme history."
Net meme expert Hachioku Okubo
will tell you about the trends and culture of the time.
What is "net meme" in the first place?
To put it simply, it's something that's trending on the internet.
For example, TikTok.
A lot of songs are trending on TikTok.
To put it simply, it's a way of communicating online.
I see.
Today, we have someone who knows a lot about online communication.
I see.
She'll tell you about it.
I'm glad.
First of all,
before Windows 95 was released in the early 1990s,
it was common to be able to communicate with people from all over the world on the internet.
But at the time, there was something like a "net ancestor."
It's called "computer communication."
Yes, you mentioned it earlier.
Oh, I heard about it.
Before, when we held the Topaso Retro PC Museum,
we enjoyed computer communication.
You can't do it on the internet, but you can do computer communication.
You can.
Computer communication?
You can connect your phone to each other's computers.
Oh, I see.
You can do a little communication while peeing on the phone.
Oh.
It was a service where you could connect to a postcomputer and use e-mails and e-newsletters using exclusive software and others.
But isn't it really heavy to be able to communicate over the phone?
Yes, it's really heavy.
And if you're on the phone, you can't connect normally.
Oh, I see.
If you're on the next line of call, you can't connect to your computer.
I don't like it.
You don't like it, right?
It's true.
It's not convenient or inconvenient, but you don't like it, right?
And the fee is the same as the phone bill.
Wow, really? It's expensive.
Yes, I also use a computer.
At that time, 100,000 yen for individuals using computers.
Wow!
That level of demand came in the era of computer communication.
I don't like it.
But you had no choice but to use it.
I see.
By the way, what was the speed of communication at that time?
There is a unit called bit per second, but it is said to be 300 bits per second.
The initial speed of computer communication is said to be 300bps.
Comparing it with the average speed of communication on a current smartphone...
One in 400,000 is late.
What?
Then, if you click it and open the page right now, how many seconds will it take?
One second takes 400,000 seconds.
What? I don't like it.
Who was using the Internet at that time?
I feel like people who really use the Internet were using it.
What?
And only people who are computer nerds were using it.
Oh, I see.
At that time, something like this became popular.
It's too late for data, so you can't do it with images.
So, you can do it with letters. Chat.
Chat, huh?
Chat was really popular at that time.
And it is said that something that is still done today has been born due to the trend of chat.
What is it?
Like LINE?
It's not LINE.
Oh, I know!
X!
It's not X.
It was something that was generated from the chat.
What?
Get along on the Internet.
It's a match.
Offline meeting?
Offline meeting!
What?
Offline meeting was born at that time.
Wow!
There is something called "flash mob" now.
Like a wedding ceremony.
"Flash mob" started with offline meetings in New York.
It was like "Let's stay at the train station and prank people."
Does it mean "offline meeting where you can stay for a while"?
Yes, it is.
Is it like "buying bean sprouts"?
What is "buying bean sprouts"?
What is it?
There is something called "bean sprout buying festival" now.
Is it?
It is offline meeting.
It is like "Let's buy bean sprouts on this day" on Niconico or something like that.
I think it is one of the offline meetings.
I didn't know about it.
It is because you can do it anywhere in the country.
I see.
It is the minimum economic bean sprouts.
I see.
Moreover…
As offline meetings were born, another negative aspect was born online.
It is "nekama".
"Nekama"?
It is like you are a man but you pretend to be a woman and do like this to a man.
Wow!
It is like "I am a man".
It is fun!
It is like we are too close to each other.
It is true.
I have heard of it but I don't know what it actually means.
It was born in 1995.
It started to be born gradually.
Next is the turning point of the internet.
It is the second half of the 1990s.
At this time…
8 billion.
Yes.
As you know, Windows 95 became the second half of the 1990s.
It became so popular that it became a popular word.
Windows 95, which was released in 1995, was a big hit.
The Internet has become a driving force that is widespread in general households.
With that in mind, it seems that the speed of connection has also increased considerably.
Most of them are now ISDN, which means that the speed of communication has also increased considerably, and it has become much faster than before, and even images can be sent later.
I have good news for you here.
You can now use your phone and fax while using the Internet.
Wow, I'm happy!
I'm glad!
So, while communicating by phone, you can play online games while communicating by phone, and you can have more fun.
And even when you're working, you can look at something and say, "I'll send you this."
So, the transaction of goods has also started to spread at once around here, and it has also had an impact on the economy.
That's good.
What was popular in this era of the explosive spread of the Internet?
In '99, what you probably know is that "ni-channel" was born.
And when "ni-channel" is born, what happens is that "askyart" is born in the Internet meme.
Do you know "monar"?
"monachat"? Is it not?
It's "monar" from "monachat".
Wow, it's cute!
I know something about it!
You've seen it before, haven't you?
I've seen it before.
And "askyart" like "monar" has become popular in many places, and it's like a symbol of "ni-channel".
I see.
And as a famous quote of "ni-channel", there is a saying that "if you're lying, you're a liar, and if you can't see through it, it's difficult to use a board".
At this time of year, I think it's a good idea to use a board like this and take a look at it from an angle.
It was about time for it to come out on the ground, so a lot of people started using boards like this, and a lot of incidents happened.
Do you still use "ni-chan" now?
There was a name change, and there was a lot of conflict, and it became "go-chan" with a little number increase.
In the first place, the name "ni-chan" also came from an Amazo board that became a model.
There was an Amazo board run by someone named Amazo.
But Amazo said it was "i-chan" about his board.
In terms of keeping up with that position, it's "ni-chan".
So, abroad, "yon-chan" is the strongest.
There is only "san-chan".
"San-chan" is not there.
Why not?
Was there anything popular at the time?
Things that were born.
It's really not around here.
It's really not there.
The Internet is still in its early days.
Don't drink it!
You can drink it!
Yes, after the appearance of Windows 95, various Internet memes will be born.
How about it for now?
There were words I knew, but...
Do you know "etsuhashi-san"?
It's not "etsuhashi-san", it's "hachioku".
I knew it, but it's a shame.
"hachioku-san"?
It's "hachioku".
"hachioku-san", why are you so familiar with the Internet?
I didn't have a job as an entertainer, so I only saw it on the Internet.
I became extremely familiar with it.
Even if you say I'm an expert, it's not a loss.
It becomes like that.
I think it's a mysterious life.
"hayashi-san" is still born from here in terms of age.
That's right.
Do you know "hayashi" in detail?
That's right.
Do you know it in detail?
I think I know whether I know it or not.
But I don't want people to know that I know it very much.
You'll be found out.
That's right.
So I'm going to say, "What do you know?"
I don't like it when fans say, "Oh, you know a lot about it."
I'm like, "No, it's not like that."
Now that we've seen a new side of "hayashi", let's move on to the next era.
Next is the pre-century of internet memes.
We're finally entering the 2000s.
How is the internet line up around here?
That's right.
adsl
Another new one has come out.
In 2000, the internet line up called "adsl" began to spread.
Using high-speed data communication using telephone lines,
communication speed was faster than before, so the spread was explosive.
In 2001, "adsl" began to spread.
This is a broad band.
No, no, it's not like that.
I don't know.
It's a broad band.
I don't know, I don't know.
Until then, when the word "broad band" came up,
it was called "narrow band" because it was too late.
That's how much value it changed at once.
That's how fast it started to be born.
That's "broad band".
"broad band" is said to be "broad band" in 2001.
Do you know it?
You don't know this, do you?
I didn't know it.
And what was popular in this era was...
Certainly, in 2002 or 2012, there was something called "peer cast".
It was a service that you could stream live on your own.
Oh, I see.
It was a time when there were so-called "streamers" and there were quite a few people who made a name for themselves as streamers.
It's an era in which celebrities of various shapes have been born.
I see. Certainly, I think streamers are doing it as a job now.
That principle has become possible in this era, in terms of technology.
There was a program called "Nasubi's verification life" in 1998, and I've heard of "Denpa Shounen".
Oh, yes, I've heard of it.
In that program, you would lock up a talent called Nasubi in his room and live a life where you could only live with what you had verified.
Nasubi's life was broadcast live as it was.
Nasubi's life was broadcast live for 24 hours on the Internet and you could see Nasubi's life.
Such attempts have been adopted by TV and other people on the ground.
That's why you were invited to stream.
Even on the Internet, I received letters and the number of radios increased.
I see.
Also, by generalizing it, there was a computer room at school, wasn't there?
Oh, yes, there was.
Finally, from around here, the Ministry of Education began to build a computer room.
I'm grateful for that.
I see. So it's been recently, surprisingly.
Yes.
After this, things that were popular in the early 2000s appeared one after another.
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What was popular in the early 2000s?
What else was popular? Postpets.
Postpets?
There was a software that sent you emails.
The characters in it were really cute.
Wow, I've seen it before.
It's like a bear.
So it was a person who sent you emails.
Yeah, it was a bear.
Postpets were popular enough for a CD debut.
Yeah, I think I know more about CDs.
You knew more about CDs?
That's rare.
Really?
Also, when we became a broad band, we started uploading images.
So we finally started a blog.
Wow!
And there's also a blog called "Text Society".
There were people who were really good at writing sentences on the internet.
Do you know "omokoro"?
Yes.
Oh, you know "omokoro"?
Wow, "omokoro".
Is it okay for you to say you know it?
Yes, it's okay for me.
Is it really okay for you?
Yes, it's okay for me.
Do you know the editor "harajuku" of "omokoro"?
"harajuku" was also from "Text Society".
At that time of "Text Society", there was a really famous website called "samurai damashii".
"samurai damashii" gave birth to the famous web meme that was popular at the time.
There was "ashimo", right?
Oh, "ashimo", "ashimo"!
Yeah, "ashimo", it's like a robot walking on two legs.
The future is amazing!
When Japanese technology is gathering and it's a hot topic, even in China...
A robot with the same amount of technology and as a national project was born, and it's the pioneer.
When you say "look at the pioneer's image," the pioneer's image pops up, and it's a little too lame, so it's a hot topic on the Internet, and it's a meme that uses the pioneer's image.
It's like a meme that uses the pioneer's image, and it's starting to spread more and more from here.
In addition to memes using pioneers' images like this, short videos were also popular.
So, "flash"!
You can make a simple animation called "flash" and it's an interesting "flash warehouse".
What is it?
Is it only men who are really looking at an interesting "flash warehouse" ?
What is it?
When I couldn't understand it myself, I got really excited.
No, it's something you can understand by doing your best.
Do you know "don't look for a wall"?
Yes!
Oh, that's good!
"don't look for a wall" appeared with "flash".
Oh!
There is a site called "interesting "flash warehouse" that has been gathered a lot.
Oh, is that it?
Yes, it's pretty popular among them.
It's like using real-life funny voices and making an animation out of it with "flash" videos.
So, I heard "flash" a lot.
Oh, I miss it!
See!
Why do you know that?
I'm so happy.
I miss it!
Why do you miss it?
No, there is something like that...
No, there is something like that when I see it.
What is it?
In addition...
I also did "moving notepad".
Oh, "moving notepad" is nostalgic.
You know it well!
You're tearing it up!
Maybe it's because you're from "ds" generation.
Oh, I've heard of it before.
Like that, things like "internet trends" also began to be inherited by "ds" generation.
The original and interesting...
Creatures came out in this era.
And lastly, what has happened since 2003 after this "net meme" generation?
Light lines will finally appear.
In 2005 or so, YouTube will finally...
It's 2005!
It's surprising that YouTube was born so late.
Really?
I thought about it for the 20th anniversary next year.
Not at all.
The same year?
About the same year.
Other things like "x" and "iphone" also appear one after another.
It's up to the present.
And this "big wave" where "net memes" have no choice but to ride...
Because "iphone" will be released around here...
Huh? I'm out of focus.
Wait a minute.
Huh? I know it! I know it!
When "iphone" was released, I was asked in an interview...
"This "big wave" where you have no choice but to ride..."
"This "net meme" where you have no choice but to ride..."
In street interviews, "net memes" are often said.
That's right!
If you're happy, it's okay.
In street interviews.
Escaping Japan.
It's 2006, so...
I don't know it.
Escaping Japan.
It's pretty recent, isn't it?
It is.
I don't want to say it.
So, that was the history of "net memes."
Surprisingly, I feel like I've grown up recently.
Don't drink it!
It was a good timing.
I felt again that we are in a blessed environment now.
I realized that we are a generation that has grown up with the Internet.
The moment you said you know Shiba Shiga, Sagao, and Hayase...
I know!
I know people who work hard together.
I know. Like Oguntama.
Oguntama's birth scene.
It ends with Hayashi's unexpected side seen.
And after this, Hayashi gets a surprise.
You're not on my level.
Yes, I've seen it.
It's been a pretty short video.
I've never seen it at all.
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This broadcast day is October 11th.
But there's something I'm happy about.
Hayashi, do you know what it is?
What? My birthday?
That's part of it.
What?
What? Are you kidding me?
I expected it all and thought about it now.
It's my birthday today, so this kind of omelet rice came to a famous place.
Wow, I'm looking forward to it.
I thought about it.
Well, of course, that's part of it.
October means October 11th on TVer.
It means that the change of season is over.
Wow, that's amazing.
There's something I'm happy about.
As I said, it's October 2nd, Hayashi's birthday.
Change of season? Is it higher than my birthday?
Anyway, congratulations on the show.
Thank you very much.
So, Hayashi will receive a special gift from the show.
Thank you for waiting.
It's a frying pan.
Are you kidding me?
Yes.
For the speed of an omelet rice lover, we have prepared a giant omelet rice.
I'm so happy.
The omelet rice we are going to make this time is going to be made with this special giant frying pan.
But...
It weighs about 30 to 40 kilograms.
If you put the ingredients in it, it won't lift up.
Today, we are going to use Nagawa Alumi, which we always use.
It's a special omelet rice.
In addition, the ingredients are...
I'd like to explain the chicken I'm using today.
It's a chicken that combines the softness of chicken and the umami of chicken.
It's one of my favorite chickens.
It's a giant omelet rice made by a fashionista chef with all his heart and soul.
Write an autograph with ketchup...
Wow!
Let's eat!
Oh, but it's full inside.
Let's eat!
The giant omelets were enjoyed by everyone, including the staff.
Hayashin, happy birthday again!
Next episode, for the first time on Japanese TV, we infiltrate a development studio for team play.