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>>17864189
But how can you express your love for #YourGirl if not while climbing on people ?

Speaking of Bellring, guess it was the trademark of wota-chan, especially Ayano oshiis who were the "worst" by a far margin, to lift like madman. I guess the "Ayano Hell" solo part of rainy dance during the Hellring live (even if not technically a BRGH live) was the pinacle of this, speaking only of those caught on camera.

https://twitter.com/ijnakotas/status/816276062938087425

Also, I remember the time when some wota fumbled during a lift and pushed a bit Kanra while she was climbing of barrier, only to be punched back. Mizuho scodling the non-wota guy who climbed on the front of the stage (no barriers) at the Tochigi Gyuzo event was also pretty cute.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUJ7vJqH-uk&feature=youtu.be&t=472

I'm still a bit salty than Tanaka put the hold on it for There There Theres, banning lift that were longer than a few seconds. Officially it was because venues asked for it, but it does not seem very credible when he don't give a fuck about having mosh surf and stuff causing non stop clashes with some event security, or even trolling himself while choosing to repeat the last Edge of Goodbye refrain for five time at an event where security was a bit frisky and the stage only had plastic barriers. I guess it may be a way for him to assess than BRGH and TTTs are basically differents groups (which is the case), but I still regret it.

tfw I feel like a grandpa ranting about his war stories)