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Howdy, Idolthread.
Yesterday I came across this hilarious 28-minutes footage called キュートガヤッテキタ about the then members of キュート wandering around in search for certain foreigners with little to no knowledge of Japanese, whom they would explain to what their group is (Shameless plug much? I don't think any of the targets is supposed to be within their scope of audience, though.).
Needless to say, I had a good time watching it. Seeing Finns not engaged in chugging vodka or knife fighting for once was an unprecedented experience for me, and the idols' struggle at overcoming the language barriers was quite amusing as well even though I must assume it should have been deadly embarrassing for some of them, mainly 中島早貴 who wasn't handed out any cue card.
Why didn't they make any more of this kind of stuff?

Howdy, Idolthread.
Yesterday I came across this hilarious 28-minutes footage called キュートガヤッテキタ about the then members of キュート wandering around in search for certain foreigners with little to no knowledge of Japanese, whom they would explain to what their group is (Shameless plug much? I don't think any of the targets is supposed to be within their scope of audience, though.).
Needless to say, I had a good time watching it. Seeing Finns not engaged in chugging vodka or knife fighting was an unprecedented experience for me, and the idols' struggle at overcoming the language barriers was quite amusing even though I must assume it should have been deadly embarrassing for some of them, mainly 中島早貴 who wasn't handed out any cue card.
Why didn't they do any more of this kind of stuff?