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Now, it's started, Scorpism! We are White Scorpion!
Is this a variety show? Is it a documentary?
I haven't grasped it yet, but it's a show that grows more and more, so please watch it until the end!
Thank you for your cooperation!
This show is the second year of their debut.
An idol who has not yet come out confesses their worries seriously.
Will we sell well?
I thought it was a dream, but now I can't say it's a dream.
I didn't imagine I'd be handing out notes.
I can see a future where I might fail.
If we can't get customers, we can't get viewership.
It's impossible for us to get people to call us first.
Documentary variety that looks back on myself now for the future.
In the second half of the show, we will talk about the concerns of former radio group Inc. Mogami Moga.
Even if a fan's child asks you about your goal, it's not easy to do your best because it's unrealistic.
I want to stop time.
Why?
[PH] We're sorry for the inconvenience.
[PH] I'll do my best.
First of all, please see the confession of an idol you can never see.
When I debuted, I was hoping to do something like this.
When I became an idol, I worked like this and went out to people's stores and appeared in shows I admired.
I had a lot of fantasies, but in the end, they didn't come true.
It's been like that for a year.
I'm not sure if what I'm doing right now is right.
I'm not sure if I can keep doing it like this and make a living someday.
I underestimated idols.
I thought I'd get more fans and it'd work out.
That's not the case.
I wanted to do it with this size of capacity when I debuted, but it didn't work out at all.
I'm afraid of what to do at this rate.
When I first started my career, I thought it was a dream to build a McDonald's or something like that.
But now it's a little far away that I can't say it's a dream.
If I were to rank Zepp Special Education,
In the current idol warring era,
I think it's going well.
But I'm sure it's tough for us now.
I didn't imagine I'd be giving out tissues in my first year.
I honestly felt like I wasn't there yet, but I knew the reason I was here.
I regretted not doing this from the beginning.
I think I was too dependent on others.
I couldn't be on TV, I didn't get to see many people.
We talked about it a lot and we came up with that idea.
But we can't be called for that now.
We can't get audiences and we can't get views.
We know we can't get people to call us first.
But if we could have each chance one at a time,
we might have had a different future now.
It's a lot about me, but I'm thinking of becoming a professional in classic ballet.
But I failed because of it.
So I can't fail anymore.
When I first debuted, I didn't think I would fail.
I'm anxious because I can see a future where I might fail because I can't sell my first anniversary live show in two years.
The first one-man live show was also held with about half of the capacity I had originally estimated.
I was aiming for the first anniversary show to be sold, but in the end it couldn't be sold out.
Actually, it's a number that can raise big goals like the ZEP tour, but everyone knows that our current attraction power is not yet reached.
It's hard for us to continue doing what we're doing now and see if we can sell properly.
I think about how we can increase the number of people and fans.
I'm interested in it, but I don't think there are many people who actually come and live here.
As expected, new groups are also coming out and I'm impatient and impatient.
I'll say something raw, but when I was told the number of fan clubs by the staff, it was too small.
When we realized that we were this many after a year of activity, we thought it was really bad.
It's really bad that the Roman Live can't be filled with that capacity, and I wonder what we can do.
Like the showroom where everyone finally started doing it.
I thought it was too late for everything.
After the debut of the same agency as Rainsley,
it is becoming more and more popular as if it is one step behind white scorpion,
and when I turn around, I feel like Rainsley is there, and the activity is
It's tough, I can't stop rushing, but I'm only worried about the back, and I don't have time.
When the Satisfaction Gravity music video came out, I thought it was a song with a good response.
I was very upset that it didn't reach him.
Fans know that the current situation in which Scorpion is stagnant.
But fans are not good at social networking.
But even so, I think it's painful to see that they're still trying to sell.
Fans say, like, we'll definitely sell, so support us until we sell.
Amazing
They say that to me
But
We don't know if we can sell
And we get a lot of support
It makes me sad sometimes
It's not going as planned
The members are shaken by the harsh reality of their second year
Here, the person who receives advice from the senior idol is...
Yes, I don't know if it's okay for me to say this, but please ask me anything.
Thank you very much.
Former radio group inc. Mogami Moga.
At that time, while being an idol, he was active in various media.
Fashion magazines and comic book covers were displayed.
Photo books were also released.
And, they were used as models for over 20 companies.
In addition, they were also used as a super multi-idol group for dramas, movie appearances and even as a narrator.
I've collected all your questions.
With such enthusiasm, Ace, Hanna and Choco ask questions they really want to know.
What goals did you set for yourself when you were an idol?
The first thing I did was getting my parents' permission to do so.
My father was restored and my mother was a businesswoman.
I have three brothers, one older brother and one younger sister.
My sister said she didn't have money for her entrance exam, and I was playing games in a closed room.
My brother was also mentally ill and in a closed room, so he didn't have anyone to earn money.
I thought I should do it, and when I started a part-time job as a day laborer, I happened to be scouted.
So at first, I was really in trouble with money and for my family. That's my first goal.
And when I joined the group, it wasn't like it was selling well from the beginning.
So I'll do my best to make this group bigger. That's my next goal.
And when I got involved in a lot of things, I had a lot of handshakes with the fans and I was involved in live performances.
I wanted to cheer up the girls.
I wanted to cheer up the members and the fans.
So in order to make those two things work together,
I thought I'd do it in a big place and aim for a big place.
That's how my goals gradually changed.
For example, the Tokyo Dome and such big stage goals
At first, when it was said that it was the era of idol domination, there was a live house called Aックス in Shibuya.
You
There was something like fighting with those idols for the appearance rights and voting.
And if you become number one there, you can perform with Hello Pro at that time.
When I was told to do my best in the qualifying round and vote
I had a very clear goal
so the fans were excited and we were trying to do our best.
I got first place and was able to stand on AXE's stage.
I felt accomplished and worked hard towards my goal.
But when I stood on AXE, everyone was so amazing that I realized that we were still not there.
So what's my next goal?
It's like a really small live house, starting from a place smaller than a hundred people.
At that time, we all wanted to stand at the Budokan.
So I have the impression that the Budokan is an amazing place.
That's where we all feel like we should do our best.
First of all, it's Zepp.
We're going to raise the capacity little by little like that.
That's what it was like.
Mogami's Moga-advice.
If you have a big goal, you won't know the way, so you'd better start with a familiar goal.
Next, Mogami asked about what Choco was worried about.
Actually, we have a number of years when we can set big goals like the ZEPP tour,
Everyone knows that our current gathering power will not reach you yet.
I want to perform on a big stage, but I don't have enough gathering power.
My goal is to tour all over the country on a zip tour.
But we couldn't reach our current capacity.
We wanted to stand in the TDC hall at the end of the year live.
We tried to change it.
Even so, I wonder if it can be sold properly as it is now.
I haven't gone to that level yet.
Was it okay to keep saying that goal as it is, or should I change it?
I'm pretty stuck in the place of syncope.
Did you have any such worries?
There was!
That's the first Budokan.
The first Budokan was too scary and I thought it wouldn't gather.
I wrote it on my blog.
I want to make it a huge success somehow.
I was very happy when I opened the lid.
There were a lot of people who resonated with that blog.
I think it's important.
There are a lot of idols now.
When everyone has to show their personality,
Why do you like them?
I wonder what it is.
There may be many people who start with the song.
They like the whole group and then look for a favorite.
There are many people.
I think it takes a lot of producer power for idols to sell.
Do you have a mutual producer?
Mr. Akimoto.
What are you doing?
Sorry, I'm not a cremio.
But I think no matter how hard the idols work...
I think it's also important for the higher ups to figure out how to sell their products.
So it's really hard for the members to work hard and for adults to use their power.
In this world, you can see that it's all about information manipulation.
That's right.
Even if it's not selling, it's selling if you make it look like it's selling.
That's a great thing. We didn't know about that kind of thing.
There are quite a few people who have come out of that kind of push and pull.
After all, with the power of the office, you can get a big tie-up and hit it.
For example, if you put it in a high-view rate on the ground, the number of views will change, right?
So it really depends on the power of the office.
If I didn't have that, what should I do? I thought it was to show myself as a person.
There are so many cute, good singers and good dancers.
There are so many attractive girls.
So, regardless of age or gender, I think I have to improve my human ability to get people to like me.
I tried my best to write a blog about each member.
This member has this charm.
This part is interesting and cute.
There are a lot of points of view that only the members know.
I wrote a lot about the members on Twitter.
This member did this and it was interesting.
I often live with announcements and self-portraits.
Then you can't see the members, so you don't know who is working hard but you don't know who is not and you don't know who is not.
You can't see the members and you can't see their personality.
I had a lot of things to think about, so I kept writing blogs that introduced me like that.
The fans who have reached that point are very strong and it is easy to separate just by their appearance and songs.
If you have a good inside
there are many people who like you even if you have a different appearance
so I personally think that the more you know that you are such a person
the more you like you.
When you gave us the last interview, I thought that you were writing about the good points of the members.
I had a lot of trouble with blogging.
I thought it would be difficult for fans and staff to read such a long blog.
But I heard that Moga was doing it, so I believed and continued to do it.
I've been on an idol program like this before and given advice or advice.
When I became a leader, I said the most was to make them sympathize.
If you don't have a purpose to support, you won't be able to support.
If you're just cute or something.
But they're making it clear that they desperately want to do it.
If you're working really hard at it, you'll have to cheer for me.
If it's perfect from the beginning, there's no room for improvement even if you cheer for it.
So at first we said we hadn't reached that level, but it's good as it is now.
If five years later, there is a great performance quality and songs,
Even if you did a good performance, if you do it from the beginning, you will be attracted to the fans.
It's good for people to do it that way.
If it's not like that now, you should value yourself now and think from there.
Why do you want to sell?
I want to stand at the Tokyo Dome with a hoarse nose.
I want to stand at the Tokyo Dome. Why?
Why? I want to enjoy with 50,000 or 60,000 people with a big box of Hwaseop's songs.
I see.
If you don't do it for two days, you'll get red blood.
So it's 100,000.
It's 100,000.
But it's pretty tough when you think it's 100,000 from the beginning.
Even if fans ask me that goal, it's not easy to try hard because it's unrealistic.
But my goal was very close.
I think that's a better way for fans to go.
I think it's easiest to set realistic goals when everyone is looking in the same direction.
I think it's difficult to sell.
It's a little different from being happy just because you sell it.
It's like this, but what do you say?
I think it will be quite difficult if it's like I want to be sold and smiled at.
What is it? Goal setting is very important.
But I want to ask you how you feel about it.
If you're a fan.
How serious you are.
Not only on the surface.
For example, do you love your group properly?
I'm really...
It's not just me.
There's been a lot of negative speculation.
I really liked the group.
What's for the group?
I've always been thinking about it.
I've been saying that a lot.
Like personal goals.
I don't personally want to do this.
The group is good.
Everyone is working really hard.
That's why I want to stand on a big stage and make everyone stand up.
If you don't tell me properly, the fans will only catch me somehow.
There are a lot of fans, so if you get bored, you can go next.
That's where I'm going to say something.
I'm going to put out my feelings properly.
I said the same thing on an idol program before.
But I think that's the end of it.
How serious you are.
Mogami Moga's advice.
Giving fans a reason to cheer up.
For that purpose, always think about what will be for the group.
She says many times, for the sake of the group.
She said many times, not for herself but for the group.
I think solidarity is born whether or not my efforts can contribute.
I learned a lot.
And consultation is Hanna's personal trouble.
I'm in charge of the center in the group.
But I have to stand out.
But other members should stand out, too.
This is what Hanna felt about her role of a center.
My role is a center, so I hope people will see me as a white scorpion.
I hope that I can be an opportunity for me to get to know the white scorpion and the members.
She wants to stand out and draw out the good points of the other members.
Mogami's advice for her worries.
Next time, Hanna's heartfelt advice is revealed!
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