/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Why is Oricon not including international orders in their numbers? Are they retarded or something? They could just include a separate "international chart" if they want to be purist with their racist "Japanese music is for Japanese only" retardation.

I mean I like Jpop more than Kpop, and I also like non popular girls, but wouldn't it be great if many more people are baited into supporting them by buying their albums. The best way to entrap a person into supporting a group is by making them invest financially, aka. buying albums. Also charts create buzz, it creates interest, it entices people to buy their album. They need to entrap as many people as they can before physical album sales further dwindles because of online streaming and digital distribution. Heck, they might as well make printable tickets one day as bonus for subscribing to their music streaming.

I just can't believe noone thought of this. I should have been here since 2007, this is just common sense, it's not about what type of music I listened to in the past. BTW haven't I told you yet I think Jpop is superior to Kpop since 2009. Someone should have pointed it out that Japanese movement to spread their cultural influence over the region (aka. "soft power") through media such as Jpop is hindered by the decision of Oricon to stop counting international orders, as if saying the only people that exists are Japanese.

And this is what the "ota-cucks" believe. Be an otaku, don't be an ota-cuck. Support Jpop. Let international numbers be counted to entice people to buy Japanese products and spread their influence.

I still can't believe none pointed out this terrible decision. This 'Japanese music is for Japanese people only' retardation was perpetuated by old farts in suits who can't think of anything beyond reactionary decisions. Be an otaku, don't be an ota-cuck. Support Japanese cultural spread over the region. Lure people into buying Jpop stuff, aka. make them invested.

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