Today, the happy thing I mentioned in the afternoon is～～～↑
Hello!Pro’s Cute Juniors which Sayu loves,
The four girl group “S/mileage”, I got their CD from them♪～θ(^0^ )
More.Ov.er！
Unbelieveably they signed it☆
Gyah I’m so happy O(≧∇≦)o↑↑
Awesome！S/mileage is a 4 girl unit but they aren’t just girls☆
They are a darling cute adorable group of 4 girls (´∀｀)
Recieving a signed CD like this from S/mileage who I love, it makes Sayumi’s body ache and her chest clamour, shuffling all about o(^∇^o)(o^∇^)o
I’m happy it’s signed too, and I’m interested in which of the 4 members wrote the “To Michishige-san” (≧▼≦)
This CD is…
７/２８ release, S/mileage’s 2nd Single☆♪
“○○ Ganbaranakutemo Ee Nende！！”！
I’ve heard it a lot on the net, so I’m really happy to get the CD＼(^ー^)／
This song is funny↑
It’s a funny gag song（lol）ε=(>ε<*)
in the Kansai dialect！
Because 4 cute people are singing it, it feels reasonable♪
Though its that kind of funny song,
Hearing this song, seeing it, it encourages you to not worry about the little things and to go forward↑↑
By all means☆ please listen to it～(^_-)
I’m really into the dance too～(^w^)
Everyone from S/mileage, thank you♪
2010/7/17 22:32
Anyone else find it strange how Sayu has become a go to person for advertising on her blog? I know the reasons behind it, I just never though that something like this would happen.
And how common are gag songs in Japan, I listened to this S/mileage song and as a second major release I am completely baffled to what Tsunku is thinking…
She’s such a wota.
@Billy Jean – She does a lot of advertising yes, she seems to do it wholeheartedly though. She’s even done advertising for AKB48 outside her blog (although that wasn’t very appreciated from her fans – it did give her some spotlight)
Another reason must be since she has the most popular blog on Gree, and second most popular blog in Japan if I’m correct.
Gag songs are rather common actually – perhaps not from idols, and the only other major release gag song I can think of from Hello Project is Jyosei Kashimashi Monogatari. (Well, we do have the whole Mini Moni act as well) I don’t expect it to top Oricon, but songs like that tend to appear here and there – and usually becomes really entertaining live.
Tsunku does some strange moves now and then though.