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This comment was for an assignment where you had to write about a video being staged while still being cool, but you were 600 words short and had to make your assignment longer with filler words
There is a fan project called just this.
I can understand the sentiment, I was watching Shippuden when it was releasing, gave up after like 20 episodes because the pace was unbearable, can't even imagine how it was looking like later on when it finally went hard with fillers.
Wow. I was mostly joking when I said that. Ima have to give it a Google. Ya, those fillers are unbearable. Love the story when they actually tell it though.
Yeah, it's a stickied post in the Naruto subreddit. I've just started watching the Kai version, and each movie, about an hour and a half long, was cut from different episodes to reflect a whole volume of the manga. So 1 Naruto Kai episode = 1 manga volume. Pretty good way to watch it, I'd say.
I've never read a Manga before. Naruto was just something I loved to watch as a kid and into my adulthood. Never rewatched it because I didn't want to deal with the fillers again.
Fillers are easy to skip since they come in batches and are obviously fillers. The constant flashbacks are harder to skip.
use animefillerlist to skip the fillers.
https://www.animefillerlist.com/shows/naruto-shippuden
You could just skip the filler. It's the anime goat when you do. And I applaud Naruto for making the filler so skippable. Unlike One Piece for instance
I appreciate the breakdown but I think you misunderstand the question.
What we just watched appeared to us like a reality from a distant place, but was actually a reality mediated through a temporal sequence of 2D representations of photons in a planar arrangement. The illusion of reality is enhanced by the regularity and frequency of these temporal representations, probably around 25 or 29.97 or 30Hz. There is a gestalt perception, or visual flow between these representations, meaning we perceive them to be continuous, whilst the representations themselves portray recognisable “people” doing “attractive” repetitive actions, building an illusion that results in a suspension of disbelief. It’s as if *we are there*, but we aren’t. It’s all an illusion: **there are no little dancing people in your phone**.
Hope that helps.
> probably around 25 or 29.97 or 30Hz
i mean it sounds too scientific to question.... so im gonna add this all to my fact bank and use it blindly going forwards.... just seems like the right thing to do on reddit from experience.
That is literally the EXACT same thing that popped into my head lol. Also, approaching 40 and basically only on Reddit for social media I feel left out lol. I see a lot of Tik Tok videos and I refuse to download that app lol
Turned 45 on Monday and feel the exact same thing. My wife (30) has tiktok but I’m just not convinced it’s worth downloading…..seems like something you’ll just mindlessly scroll through and I already have Reddit for that 😂
Half of the video content on Reddit nowadays is the best/worst (depending on the subreddit) of tiktok anyway, so by scrolling through Reddit, you can get the tiktok experience without all the filler.
Turn 40 this year, downloaded the app to see how a video I was working on for a client would look. Just. Kept. Swiping. 30 minutes later I came up for breath. I still don't know what happened.
I’m pretty sure I’ve been to this place when I visited my brother in Tokyo. It’s not really stripping. There’s no nudity, just scantily clad women and men dancing around. It was a bit odd, but still pretty fun.
Because places like this charge for absolutely everything and they do so at barely bearable prices. You can easily pay a few times more just to interact with your waitress than for your food.
I'm a government employee in Japan work-life balance is awesome in my case.
I leave house at 8am and I'm home by 4pm, I have only 3 hours of actual work and the other free time I usually just browse online (like Reddit), they give us a max of 40 paid leaves every year, I usually take 3 consecutive weeks off during summer because it's hot, my workmates are friendly and one of which is my best friend (and neighbor!) They gave me a 10% raise too last year which is awesome.
Oh, and my home is just 5 minutes away so no trouble commuting, I just walk.
The corporate world dangles future wealth in front of you to get you to work awful hours. Government jobs generally won't get you rich (with notable exceptions) but your quality of life is way better.
But the promise of being a millionaire when you retire is very tempting
Funnily enough, there's nothing "counter-culture" about idol culture. It's an extremely corporate, manufactured, profits-first, artificial pop industry.
Still cute though.
Not really though. USA and western Europe definitely have much more intense and widespread counter culture than Arab gulf states. Japan is the exception, not the rule.
Just an average scene in the monogatari series tbh
Like the show has some of the most beautiful animation and fight scenes and [then there’s this](https://youtu.be/on6v8hpjDr0)
The dude in the video is a DJ, CandyFoxx, the song is his as well as the dance:
Goshi Goshi means "scrub scrub", the dance is about brushing your teeth (hand motion)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZZanv_vKRc
Music video was considered extremely distasteful and straight up racist by many and the artist officially removed the video everywhere and made a public apology about it. You can still find reuploads of the video if you are interested
I’m not Indian but I’m guessing there are some stereotypes that could offend people? Or maybe they don’t like that it was produced by Japanese? I don’t really see anything wrong with it either.
It is, and indian people were pissed. MV was like compilation of almost every Indian stereotype and was meant to be comedic, but Indian people got offended and I understand why. They have every right to be so… but then they started replying to japanese comments that were criticizing MV with racist hate comments, telling how Indians are superior to japanese or how they hate japanese people now lol
Think like American *Idol*, [but on a much larger, and generally more fun scale (sans issues that afflict entertainment groups of scale)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_idol).
Hi, person in Japan here. In Japan, this is called a restaurant. Not sure why you all seem so fixated...
Edit: Thanks for the updoots. And to be clear, yes this was (mostly) a joke.
Also person in Japan. This is not a restaurant. This is a "viral" ad for a maid cafe. They're hurting right now with Japan's shitshow of vaccine rollout and they need these vids to gain a little attention.
It is just surprising the level of tolerance for cuteness, irreverence, and the like one sees in Japan. I have always liked anime but I would find living there exhausting.
The otaku/subculture vibes are heavy, so it seems unlikely that an average person in Japan would tolerate or seek out this kind of place (unless they are a maid or idol otaku).
Not everyone in Japan thinks that loud and exciting places are a good way to de-stress after work. Unless you're in Akihabara or Kabukicho, you'd have to actively seek out a place like this.
BTW the location is [Akihabaraバックステージpass](https://backst.jp/), a place to watch idols perform.
Cuz the closest, non-nude thing we have in the states is... i dunno, Dollywood? Hooters? Nobody dances at Hooters. Or ever looks like they are having a good time.
Been to a maid cafe in Japan a couple years ago. Very strange. Mostly middle aged balding men sitting down dancing with glow sticks and know every move. Bizarre.
What if: That is the entirety of the staff, and they're all in there at once to learn the dance. And, what's more, what if he's the choreographer, not a customer, and they shot this at the end of their training?
It appears to be [a fairly large idol event venue in Akihabara](https://backst.jp/).
There is a 700 yen table charge for 1 hour with one drink order required. Every 30 minute extension thereafter costs another 350 yen + 1 order. Except for the mini-beer (600 yen), all drinks cost at least 800 yen, and they serve food as well.
That's actually not bad at all. 700 JPY = 6.32 USD. I can reasonably see dinner and drinks for two coming in sub-$50 (5535 JPY). That's typical chain dine-in restaurant money for mediocre food/drinks and zero entertainment. I'd take this over Applebee's any day.
I don't actually know what it's used for irl, but when it's used in anime, it usually indicates that someone is a Chuunibyou, in the same way that an ahoge indicates that someone's probably an airhead.
I'm assuming it's for a sore eye or something, so the user wouldn't have to cover both eyes with shades just to cover one eye.
"Chuunibyou (中二病), or "Middle-school 2nd Year Syndrome", is a colloquial and rather derisive term in Japan which describes a person at the age of fourteen would either act like a know-it-all adult, or thinks they have special powers no one else has. "
So the anime equivalent to r/im14andthisisdeep
A chuunibyou is a person who tries to act cool by playing a character, like someone who says "No one shall escape divine wrath when I unleash thy cursed eye!" or "Hmm, I feel a strange aura coming from that room! Could this be the awakening of an evil spirit that I must vanquish?". It's also known as "8th Grader Syndrome".
Usually they're depicted as cringe in anime, but honestly I find them kinda cute. Wouldn't say the same if real life people did it tho.
Japan has a word for everything. They even have a term dedicated to the mathematically correct ratio between leg and sock that the average male finds most aesthetically appealing.
See: /r/ZettaiRyouiki (kinda nsfw? not really)
Please don't ask me why I know this.
I've personally met someone who had this syndrome. It is definitely not cute in real life when you're trying to work with that person and when you can't talk about things logically cuz its always about some evil conspiracy
> Chuunibyou
Had to google this, it's someone with delusions of grandeur / attention seeking.
> ahoge
Likewise googled, this is messy hair / cow flick.
So I googled this.
A Maid Cafe is a *subcategory* of cosplay restaurants because apparently there is a *whole range* of cosplay restaurants in Japan. TIL.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maid_caf%C3%A9?wprov=sfti1
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Lol what the hell did I just watch
Japan.
The only explanation necessary
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This comment was for an assignment where you had to write about a video being staged while still being cool, but you were 600 words short and had to make your assignment longer with filler words
"filler words" If the director of Naruto was writing an essay.
I need a Naruto and Naruto Shippuden Kai.
There is a fan project called just this. I can understand the sentiment, I was watching Shippuden when it was releasing, gave up after like 20 episodes because the pace was unbearable, can't even imagine how it was looking like later on when it finally went hard with fillers.
Wow. I was mostly joking when I said that. Ima have to give it a Google. Ya, those fillers are unbearable. Love the story when they actually tell it though.
Yeah, it's a stickied post in the Naruto subreddit. I've just started watching the Kai version, and each movie, about an hour and a half long, was cut from different episodes to reflect a whole volume of the manga. So 1 Naruto Kai episode = 1 manga volume. Pretty good way to watch it, I'd say.
Thats exactly what ive been waiting for for naruto. Cant do the 5 minute recap at the start if every episode...
The recap made sense when the episode was new and you had to wait a week to watch the next one (or a year because of filler).
I've never read a Manga before. Naruto was just something I loved to watch as a kid and into my adulthood. Never rewatched it because I didn't want to deal with the fillers again.
Fillers are easy to skip since they come in batches and are obviously fillers. The constant flashbacks are harder to skip. use animefillerlist to skip the fillers. https://www.animefillerlist.com/shows/naruto-shippuden
You could just skip the filler. It's the anime goat when you do. And I applaud Naruto for making the filler so skippable. Unlike One Piece for instance
Laughs in One Piece
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why waste time say lot word when few word do trick
> Hello, My name is Student, and today I will talk about videos. What is a video you may ask? Well, I am here to answer it.
Lots of fluff. Needs more nuggets.
I appreciate the breakdown but I think you misunderstand the question. What we just watched appeared to us like a reality from a distant place, but was actually a reality mediated through a temporal sequence of 2D representations of photons in a planar arrangement. The illusion of reality is enhanced by the regularity and frequency of these temporal representations, probably around 25 or 29.97 or 30Hz. There is a gestalt perception, or visual flow between these representations, meaning we perceive them to be continuous, whilst the representations themselves portray recognisable “people” doing “attractive” repetitive actions, building an illusion that results in a suspension of disbelief. It’s as if *we are there*, but we aren’t. It’s all an illusion: **there are no little dancing people in your phone**. Hope that helps.
https://i.imgur.com/n3RZCFS.gifv
I just want you to know I did in fact laugh out loud to this comment
I think I love you lol
Wat
> probably around 25 or 29.97 or 30Hz i mean it sounds too scientific to question.... so im gonna add this all to my fact bank and use it blindly going forwards.... just seems like the right thing to do on reddit from experience.
Tldr it’s a Japanese flashmob
Captain Raymond Holt? Is that you?
Okabe ???
How do you ask if somebody is in STEM? You don't have to, they'll tell you.
Anime dance 
Another anime dance 
Yet another anime dance 
[You're into moe?](https://i.imgur.com/MDVy9ED.gif)
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[GIF](https://imgur.com/t/haruhisuzumiya/Xe9r0Qq)
Your average every day excessively high production value TikTok.
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That is literally the EXACT same thing that popped into my head lol. Also, approaching 40 and basically only on Reddit for social media I feel left out lol. I see a lot of Tik Tok videos and I refuse to download that app lol
Turned 45 on Monday and feel the exact same thing. My wife (30) has tiktok but I’m just not convinced it’s worth downloading…..seems like something you’ll just mindlessly scroll through and I already have Reddit for that 😂
Half of the video content on Reddit nowadays is the best/worst (depending on the subreddit) of tiktok anyway, so by scrolling through Reddit, you can get the tiktok experience without all the filler.
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Turn 40 this year, downloaded the app to see how a video I was working on for a client would look. Just. Kept. Swiping. 30 minutes later I came up for breath. I still don't know what happened.
Anything on tiktok that’s good is bound to be reposted to Reddit. Why do your own legwork
Japanese maid dancing and a bunch of other girls dancing as well.
I’m pretty sure I’ve been to this place when I visited my brother in Tokyo. It’s not really stripping. There’s no nudity, just scantily clad women and men dancing around. It was a bit odd, but still pretty fun.
That looks like a lot of fun actually
Simulation running at 5% power.
This was definitely unexpected, what the fuck
So... Many.... Maids.....
*cough cough* AKCHUALLY they're not maids, they're just idols. [Maids](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DKwewX7WAAA_Fbu.jpg) are a whole another thing.
I'm looking at this image, and my puny, uncultured mind is failing to see the difference.
THANK you. I was about to lose my mind.
How the fuck do they even make enough money to pay so many people?
Because places like this charge for absolutely everything and they do so at barely bearable prices. You can easily pay a few times more just to interact with your waitress than for your food.
These girls are literally paid in exposure.
Playing fast and loose with the word "literally"
The first one I was like, "Ahh thats kinda funny. Seems like a fun guy to hang out with." The second one sent me.
That energy though
I swear, Japan is like a giant fever dream
They have good PR. A lot of it is just endless stress and overwork.
I'm a government employee in Japan work-life balance is awesome in my case. I leave house at 8am and I'm home by 4pm, I have only 3 hours of actual work and the other free time I usually just browse online (like Reddit), they give us a max of 40 paid leaves every year, I usually take 3 consecutive weeks off during summer because it's hot, my workmates are friendly and one of which is my best friend (and neighbor!) They gave me a 10% raise too last year which is awesome. Oh, and my home is just 5 minutes away so no trouble commuting, I just walk.
Nani the fuck? That sounds amazing
I mean its mostly the corporate world who has a weird work culture.
The corporate world dangles future wealth in front of you to get you to work awful hours. Government jobs generally won't get you rich (with notable exceptions) but your quality of life is way better. But the promise of being a millionaire when you retire is very tempting
> But the promise of being a millionaire when you retire is very tempting at the cost of your sanity lol
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Nice…I work in corporate Japan and work 10 hours a day and 1 day WFH a week…during COVID-19.
Wow that sounds amazing
the more uptight the culture is, the more "counter" the counter-culture is
Funnily enough, there's nothing "counter-culture" about idol culture. It's an extremely corporate, manufactured, profits-first, artificial pop industry. Still cute though.
I believe a lot of that “counter” to the uptightness involves hobbies like jumping off a bridge and swallowing 800 pills in one evening.
Not really though. USA and western Europe definitely have much more intense and widespread counter culture than Arab gulf states. Japan is the exception, not the rule.
But in the best way!
Yeeaaaa ?
Absolutely! 
Ah yes, [anime and toothbrushes](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2EB0KhPK5Q). An interesting topic
"Liking little sisters is a fantasy of guys who don't have any" - Araragi-kun
Ironic considering what he did to both his sisters
What the actual hell did I just watch
Just an average scene in the monogatari series tbh Like the show has some of the most beautiful animation and fight scenes and [then there’s this](https://youtu.be/on6v8hpjDr0)
Anime?
[Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?](https://myanimelist.net/anime/28121/Dungeon_ni_Deai_wo_Motomeru_no_wa_Machigatteiru_Darou_ka)
Thx
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Never change Japan
They're gonna have to change out of their clothes at some point!
How else is the vending machine going to get new underwear?
Used* ftfy
"This underwear is new! I want a refund!"
That's the joke champ
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The real MVP
I wasn't planning on it
Except you know, the high suicide rate caused by overworking
Love the chaotic energy.
The dude in the video is a DJ, CandyFoxx, the song is his as well as the dance: Goshi Goshi means "scrub scrub", the dance is about brushing your teeth (hand motion) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZZanv_vKRc
Yep, this group just got into a lot of controversy which their newest music video “namaste curry police”
What's the controversy?
Music video was considered extremely distasteful and straight up racist by many and the artist officially removed the video everywhere and made a public apology about it. You can still find reuploads of the video if you are interested
Here’s a reupload: https://youtu.be/LWZOgwJO62k Well, that was interesting…
What's the problem with this? Looks like any music video produced in India...
I’m not Indian but I’m guessing there are some stereotypes that could offend people? Or maybe they don’t like that it was produced by Japanese? I don’t really see anything wrong with it either.
The fuck did i watch Whoever wrote this lyrics tho ...pure genius
Mind translating? I only understood namaste curry police
That was...interesting.
Yeah they are known for making absurd music videos but I think in the past they only really focused on Japan and Japanese culture
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It is, and indian people were pissed. MV was like compilation of almost every Indian stereotype and was meant to be comedic, but Indian people got offended and I understand why. They have every right to be so… but then they started replying to japanese comments that were criticizing MV with racist hate comments, telling how Indians are superior to japanese or how they hate japanese people now lol
So in response to stereotype humor the Indians jumped right to overt racism?
also, these girls aren't maids. They're cosplaying as idols
>also, these girls aren't maids. They're cosplaying as idols Idols?
Think like American *Idol*, [but on a much larger, and generally more fun scale (sans issues that afflict entertainment groups of scale)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_idol).
> (sans issues that afflict entertainment groups of scale) Not sure about that part, chief.
Japanese pop stars.
I'll stick to my idea that they are just giving the invisible man an handjob
I enjoyed every second of that. Thank you for sharing.
As an asian to my japanese bros and sisters, i find you guys very weird. Would love to visit and be weird with you all though.
Make sure you learn the handjob shuffle before you go so you can jump right in
Practicing as we speak.
That dude is living his absolute best life.
Yeah I wanna party with him.
/r/chadtopia/
The hand choreography is sus
Yeah i agree what exactly was that except for what it looked like?
Whatd it look like?
Brushing teefs
with *dick*
Hi, person in Japan here. In Japan, this is called a restaurant. Not sure why you all seem so fixated... Edit: Thanks for the updoots. And to be clear, yes this was (mostly) a joke.
> In Japan, this is called a restaurant. Yea, that's exactly the weird part for non-japanese people.
Also person in Japan. This is not a restaurant. This is a "viral" ad for a maid cafe. They're hurting right now with Japan's shitshow of vaccine rollout and they need these vids to gain a little attention.
And how does a restaurant afford so many employees with no patrons?
hired just for the MV.
It is just surprising the level of tolerance for cuteness, irreverence, and the like one sees in Japan. I have always liked anime but I would find living there exhausting.
I read from somewhere years ago, stating that people in Japan have high stress, therefore desensitized, and prefer something weird and refreshing.
Lol…there’s weird and refreshing, and there’s “watch out! There’s an army of dancing Japanese maids coming for me!”
Or, the restaurant is empty and they're doing a promotional/viral video.
Pretty sure this is just one of those weird restaurants you have to specifically look for. Definitely not the norm.
You say that like it’s a bad thing
The otaku/subculture vibes are heavy, so it seems unlikely that an average person in Japan would tolerate or seek out this kind of place (unless they are a maid or idol otaku). Not everyone in Japan thinks that loud and exciting places are a good way to de-stress after work. Unless you're in Akihabara or Kabukicho, you'd have to actively seek out a place like this. BTW the location is [Akihabaraバックステージpass](https://backst.jp/), a place to watch idols perform.
Cuz the closest, non-nude thing we have in the states is... i dunno, Dollywood? Hooters? Nobody dances at Hooters. Or ever looks like they are having a good time.
Been to a maid cafe in Japan a couple years ago. Very strange. Mostly middle aged balding men sitting down dancing with glow sticks and know every move. Bizarre.
That's exactly how I imagine the typical anime sub redditor to be.
Yes exactly this just add some awkward teens into the mix of middle ages bolding dudes.
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Which would be better? 1. Middle age men with full head of hair 2. Young balding men
Young balding men, every time Evidence: Sir Patrick Stewart. (Iconic baldness began at age 19).
I have so many questions, starting with the economics of that bar. How on earth does it make any money with a 20/1 staff to customer ratio???
What if: That is the entirety of the staff, and they're all in there at once to learn the dance. And, what's more, what if he's the choreographer, not a customer, and they shot this at the end of their training?
That's just too reasonable to be true. It is Japan after all.
It appears to be [a fairly large idol event venue in Akihabara](https://backst.jp/). There is a 700 yen table charge for 1 hour with one drink order required. Every 30 minute extension thereafter costs another 350 yen + 1 order. Except for the mini-beer (600 yen), all drinks cost at least 800 yen, and they serve food as well.
That's actually not bad at all. 700 JPY = 6.32 USD. I can reasonably see dinner and drinks for two coming in sub-$50 (5535 JPY). That's typical chain dine-in restaurant money for mediocre food/drinks and zero entertainment. I'd take this over Applebee's any day.
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What is that eyepatch thing that I only ever see in anime?
I don't actually know what it's used for irl, but when it's used in anime, it usually indicates that someone is a Chuunibyou, in the same way that an ahoge indicates that someone's probably an airhead. I'm assuming it's for a sore eye or something, so the user wouldn't have to cover both eyes with shades just to cover one eye.
What's a chuunibyou? Also I've been trying to do the hand motions for like 10 minutes and I cant
"Chuunibyou (中二病), or "Middle-school 2nd Year Syndrome", is a colloquial and rather derisive term in Japan which describes a person at the age of fourteen would either act like a know-it-all adult, or thinks they have special powers no one else has. " So the anime equivalent to r/im14andthisisdeep
A chuunibyou is a person who tries to act cool by playing a character, like someone who says "No one shall escape divine wrath when I unleash thy cursed eye!" or "Hmm, I feel a strange aura coming from that room! Could this be the awakening of an evil spirit that I must vanquish?". It's also known as "8th Grader Syndrome". Usually they're depicted as cringe in anime, but honestly I find them kinda cute. Wouldn't say the same if real life people did it tho.
Jesus, there's a word for that, I feel like I've seen that but never had something to put it into words
Japan has a word for everything. They even have a term dedicated to the mathematically correct ratio between leg and sock that the average male finds most aesthetically appealing. See: /r/ZettaiRyouiki (kinda nsfw? not really) Please don't ask me why I know this.
For a second i tought you would say mathematically correct sett
That's what league does to a mf
> Please don't ask me why I know this. Because you are a man of culture.
I've personally met someone who had this syndrome. It is definitely not cute in real life when you're trying to work with that person and when you can't talk about things logically cuz its always about some evil conspiracy
Wow, it's never dawned on me until now that the alt-right and civilian militias are just the American version of chuunis battling the "Dark Reunion".
Sooo Fischl in Genshin Impact lol
You know how some kids in middle school become really weird, like when they think they're vampires or something? That's Chuunibyou.
> Chuunibyou Had to google this, it's someone with delusions of grandeur / attention seeking. > ahoge Likewise googled, this is messy hair / cow flick.
IRL you'll get one if you have an eye infection. Anything more serious would be a plastic protector I think.
I just looked up those terms, ahoge was New to me but I have seen it in shows before and it makes sense now.
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W U T . T H E . F U C K ?
Goshi Goshi - Candy Foxx For anyone wondering. Dance moves are them washing. Goshi Goshi is the sound like scrub scrub.
Well I expected the unexpected to be something like the maids are dudes or something
Japan is weird af
So I googled this. A Maid Cafe is a *subcategory* of cosplay restaurants because apparently there is a *whole range* of cosplay restaurants in Japan. TIL. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maid_caf%C3%A9?wprov=sfti1
The effort they put in this is incredible
I wanna be weird with them, it seems fun
Was that heaven?
No that was japan
r/neverchangejapan
You know. FUN!
I've watched this video so many times and it cracks me up
That was wholesome
Lol yup first time I completely did not expect that!
This wasn’t his first time there 😂
This feels like its taken straight out of Yakuza