6 Surprising Life Lessons I Learned in Japan
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- To celebrate living in Japan for six years & 1M subs, I share six life lessons I've learned from my time here as a teacher, UA-camr and failure.
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THANK you to everyone for being part of the Abroad in Japan channel! I honestly can't believe we hit 1M subscribers! Whether you're a newcomer who's stumbled across here, or veteran who's weathered the storm! I hope there's at least one good lesson in here somewhere? (Mine is either lesson 4 or 6).
If you have a life lesson or experience that changed your perspective on life, share away below! Keen to hear more! (I'll be reading all the comments on this thread).
FINALLY AN UPLOAD!! Thanks so much i love the content congrats on 1M. love the podcasts too
Woooo!!! Good to see you're still around buddy!
You deserve 1 million
Ryotaro: The Movie was the highlight of my year ✨
I was here since 20k 😃
AIJ : "I'm afraid of public speaking"
AIJ : "I know what you might be thinking, 'but you're a youtuber'"
Me : "No.... but you're a teacher...."
Jedidiah Ange-Emmanuel Kouakou its talking to a camera it's very very different. There's a wall of impersonalisation
@@SkittlesSkittles. but thats what he is saying. Chris is also a teacher.
Anirudh Nakra ye ik
Jedidiah Ange-Emmanuel Kouakou I’m a teacher who’s afraid of public speaking 😅. I’m at ease in the classroom speaking to teenagers but make me talk to an audience of adults esp. if those adults are my peers and I lose my shit 🤷🏾♀️
Some of the shyest people I know are teachers. At ease with kids they know, nervous wreck when having to talk in public in front of their peers or other adults.
Just said out loud, by myself in confinement, "that was a good video". Nice.
Delightful!
Butts
@@adil6101 true
Knotzer3233 agree
Noice !
"The ultimate failure is not learning from failure."
That's such a great quote, ima keep that one in my back pocket.
Thats why he is high functionality
you tell'em girlfriend, sorry, guyfriend!
Keeping it in your back pocket is disrespectful, put it in your card holder
It's good that you can still learn from that ultimate failure. But, that is indeed a very good quote.
Foreign teacher begins his journey in Japan with students who don't like him. He wins them over through the power of.... BEATBOXING
Why is this not an anime yet?
Needs more tentacles.
Have a look at Great Teacher Onizuka, you may like it.
Great Teacher Kurisu
Not the same, but check out the move "lessons of a dream". English teacher who teaches english in Germany and wins over the kids
Facts
I’ve never smiled so much watching a UA-camr before, normally they are so cringey and annoying but I love how genuinely funny and sweet you are. Congrats on 1M!
discovered this channel today & im on video 8 atm... just great entertainment and charming host!
Dude, congrats. You are an industry leader mate. Keep it up.
You guys should collaborate!
Cmilk! Keep up the good work!
Mate? You are American, C-milk, what are you doing?! On the other hand, you should move to Japan! It sounds like you would enjoy it a lot more!
Hey Matt!
laowhy86 You watch AbroadInJapan omg. We have an east asian fest going on here.
I was really taken by surprise when you shared that you forgot your speech! It's wonderful that you didn't crawl into a hole and hide for too long after that. You learned from that experience and made a comeback and even won the competition! That truly deserves a standing ovation. This video was very honest and hits close to home-- reminding me of all the lessons I learned when I made the choice to teach in Japan. Take care.
The first time I saw a video of you I couldnt listen to you for more then 2min without getting bored, now 4 years later I sit here and 22min just fly by.
Fuu same
Wait, that were 22 minutes? What the...
Are you kidding?! He was hilarious back then too!
And the award for most backhanded compliment goes to..........
Only Chris can make a meaningful life lesson video this funny
Chris doesn't upload often, but when he does It is like Christmas!
Chris-mas
I saw what you did there ! You chicken mustard !
+TeM sHOp On point
Quality over quantity. Always! 😊
2:50 lesson one: Breaking outside your comfort zone unlocks your potential
6:10 lesson two: building rapport makes teaching [or anything else possibly] a lot easier
8:37 lesson three: et original ideas be your guiding star
10:40 lesson four: the ultimate failure is not learning from failure
15:39 lesson five: aim for the moon, and if you miss...
17:40 lesson six: flip negative situations to your advantage (look for the opportunities)
Lesson 5: if you miss you are lost in space and will die of starvation?
@@artygunnar I wish dying of starvation in space was an option - it'd seem extremely lucky compared to what actually happens! You won't be alive for more than 20 seconds in space, and will most likely die of asphyxiation or your lungs will implode haha
1. Take risks and experiment with life
2. Don't take yourself too seriously
3. Try to be original and different
4. Learn from your failures
5. Even if you don't reach your goal, enjoy the journey
6. Don't be affected by the negative, try and turn it into something positive
Thanks!
why WOULDN'T someone want to watch this whole thing
I love reading along, so thanks!
7. Eat FamilyMart fried chicken
@@rasamasala captions
"I bought these noodles, because somebody told me I was responsible for the American revolutionary war" Lmao!
I love your content man. You're talented
I second this comment. I find your videos really entertaining and educational. Since I have travelled to Tokyo a number of times, I very much enjoy learning about other parts of Japan.
Ain’t no such thing as talents bruf. Only long term learned/trained skills
There is tho because some people are born with talents like good singing voices and art
@@flyinglobster9552 but that ain’t much
Well ye but still
Absolutely incredible. My girlfriend and I have loved your channel for years and your achievements are so incredible we can't help but feel full of pride watching you go from showing off your first apartment to the sleek, sophisticated, professional content you put out now. It's odd to feel proud of someone you've never met, but you've really put yourself out there and it's impressive how far you've come!
I'm so proud that he put the é in Pokécunts omg 😭
yes Pokecunts have quite a different context
@@bettinalykke5151 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@bettinalykke5151 Probably the funniest comment I've seen on UA-cam 😂
@@AuronTyranitar Ummm... what? I don't get it. How does the spelling with e or é change the context? oO
@@Serjo777 It comes in the pronunciation due to how it's spelled. the é is pronounced ay sounding like hay.
Anxiously waiting for the release of Ryotaro The Movie
Natsuki 2 is coming first!
@@jayy_93 Futatsuki?
My Neighbour Ryotaro
Yessss
#AskAbroad I love you, even though you started the American Revolutionary war
captain kidd220 what kind of statement is that? Americans started it themselves. Should of just known your place.
I love him because he started the American Revolutionary war
"You" so he personally did? Damn he looks good for his age lol
calm down guys its a joke not a dick, dont take it too hard
Yes I agree to Mr. Cat. And besides we all know true greatest country of all time, is Motherland Russia blyat. HAIL RUSSIA
Guess you never stop teaching even after you stopped being an English teacher. Those are really legit life lessons! uplifting definitely. And thanks to that, I am now a subscriber.
#ThankYouAbroadInJapan First off, CONGRATS ON A MILLION! I've been a proud fan with a passion for Japan (that rhymes) since 2014. Since the start of high school, I've developed with a lifelong passion of some day exploring japan, and becoming a game designer, capable of inspiring players with an interactive story of the ages (Like a new Final Fantasy)! As of today, I am in my first year of college perusing these very dreams, with so much more to learn.
I couldn't think of a question for the life of me, so I think this a more fitting response. I just want to say thank you for being such a significant pillar in giving my life such an incredible sense of direction starting at the young age of 14. From what I've seen, UA-cam is a way for creators to share their inspirational videos with a world of people ready to be inspired. And in my opinion, you're paving the way for the rest of the world, as well as myself. I hope I can inspire peoples' lives in my own way, just have you have in your way. For that, I once again say, thank you!
This is exactly what i wanna do with my life and i am 14. Its like you read my mind and then wrote that comment!
Damn that’s relatable as hell.
I am a game designer who has moved to Japan - make sure you learn Japanese to N2 or N1. It's very hard to find game design work in Japan without it.
broad ive been going through a hard time and your videos have helped me out so thank you and keep up the good work. and you are not fat.
I think we need to poke him in the stomach to check
Agreed, his humour and content is very uplifting
i cant believe beatboxing was the secret to being a teacher
anything other than the sanitized Japanese culture is the secret to success in japan.
This music teacher approves.
The way you flip those negative comments are absolutely brilliant! By far, this is the most serious, promising, remarkable and this is my favorite vid of yours! It brings tears to my eyes! ❤️
You going into that contest again after what happened the first time was the craziest yet most inspirational thing I've ever seen. I can't believe you actually did that. I would crawl into a cave and never come out if that happened to me. That is truly the difference between successful people and failures.
You can do it man.I believe in you. =)
Chris's voice is much deeper in Japanese
Kindred spirit. That was the part that hit the hardest. Fighting!
Of all the six tips, what impressed me the most was the daily five to six hours of studying, for a solid year, to make your speech in Japanese. That's inspiring.
5:06 The guy sleeping in the back is great.
😂😂😂
日本人の俺でもこのチャンネルは大好きですぜ。クリスの英国風ユーモアが抜群におもしろくてそれが一番の理由だけど、クリス自身ちゃんと悩みを抱えもしてかつそれを乗り越えてきたんだなとこの動画で知れてなおさら好きになりました。
I might be the only Japanese person who consistently watches your videos on this channel but that's because I love it, not because I wanna be different from the mainstream. The biggest reason why I love is your British sense of humor that wouldn't let me stop laughing for generations, but now that I know you have faced challenges and difficulties in your life and overcome them, I like you even more. Great video, Chris.
#AskAbroad if you had to would you rather eat Rape Fruit or Man Bread?
You ... Sir... You should be rewarded for this question. You deserve it!!
I eat both
id go wiht man bread in hopes it just makes you more manly
#AskAbroad what is your favourite Japanese treat?
Thank you for constantly growing yourself and your skills. Just don't grow your waist size before your giant bike trip. Hahahaha
Yes he is "growing himself". /nomnom
I discovered you 3 months ago and I binge watched all your videos in ....... two days
Congrats booooi
I want to move to Japan aswell
Haha thanks. Well at least this'll keep you busy for a whopping 22 minutes.
i want to move as well,......
I can totally relate. I want to go to Japen soooooo bad!
Hey man, this video is on point. I've been depressed these past few months and I've decided to change my life for the better like how you changed yours. Watching your videos helped me with my situation and when I am feeling down, your videos genuinely makes me happy. I hope life gives you more blessings and thank you for the smiles that you've given to your viewers.
Natsuke the movie: Heartfelt memoir of one of the wackiest, sweetest Japanese man you’ve ever met and the way he achieved his dreams in his own crazy way.
Ryotaro the movie: Explosions and dogs.
#AskAbroad I guess?
Better then 95% of the selfhelp content.
Capra Ibex than*
#askabroad Do you plan on staying in Japan till your older years? Or do you have other places in mind to live in?
One of the most valueable videos I've seen this year - thanks for being that honest ! Your videos are very much appreciated ! Cheers from Switzerland
It’s 2am and I just finished watching this. Was worth it.
like wise~
Still the best channel on youtube.
Agreed with the BEST Japan channel on UA-cam. Hope you never leave this country!
The Queen would be proud of you
He didn't colonize Japan.
@@dolphinboi-playmonsterranc9668 Obviously you are a fan of the horse in the royal familly
As someone who used to suffer from panic attacks regularly, it really bugs me how so many people call being “uncomfortably nervous” a panic attack. You described them well though, I can tell you actually experienced panic attacks and not just “I’m nervous and I don’t like it must be a panic attack” They are horrific and I wouldn’t wish them on anyone, as you say
There is a reason why some people end up in the hospital due to them
You feel as if you are on the verge of experiencing a terrible death, but nothing happens. You still feel the oppression and the sense that the end is near, but nothing happens. You feel like you are falling into a void or a canyon, but nothing happens. Maybe you can find tranquility in this moment, but if you can't, you consider taking matters into your own hands and contemplate jumping out of the window on the third floor.
#AskAbroad Do you think you might have oversold the likelihood of our questions being answered? You have 1 mil subs now, that's still going to be a ton of questions asked. Congrats btw!
It's the new thing among the J Tubers, don't reply to any comments.
#AskAbroad I can not think of a question on the spot....ah, what's your favourite genre of music?
Another great video from the greatest geography teacher I know.
#AskAbroad Will you ever feature Natsuki and Ryotaro in the same video?
YES, THE TWITTER CROSSOVER SHOULD BE REAL
Theyre alternative peesonalities off course not, that would he impossible.
5:05
anyone else see that guy sleeping in the back?
2020 had to scan the comments to see who else found him knocked out XD
wow... can't believe it's already been 6 years. I subscribed to this channel when I was 15, I'm 21 now :') time flies
congrats on 1 million subs! keep up the great work
same! he's gone so far, it's sad some of his original videos have disappeared , I'm 20
wuuuuw you guys are real ones! I subscribed when i was 22, and now i'm 22!
Ayyy I turn 21 in December and I also subscribed when I was 15.
When in doubt, watch "School of Rock" and all your questions will be answered
Congrats! Can't wait for the epic bike ride across Japan!
I still come back to this video sometimes for the rare moments of vulnerability and honesty and growth that shine through Chris. Usually I'm here for the fun jokes and informational videos, but this one really inspires me and picks me up. Especially the speech contest story.
Thanks Chris :)
#AskAbroad Can you do a video spoken entirely in Japanese but with snarky english subtitles?
What's snarky?
YES!
I need this in my life!
I would love to see this. PROVE YOUR SKILL!
I second this one
You just come across as an all-round nice guy and kind person. I discovered your videos a few days ago ( I’m coming to Japan in March , and researching everything out there incessantly ) and am addicted . It’s the first time I’ve actually had the patience to watch an entire video . I really like that they’re funny without detracting from the information being given. Thanks for sharing, and keep up the good work...cheers from the land down under
Ripe fruit is what they meant to write. But i'll be having nightmares about rape fruit for a long time now.
Beerdy - Bruce Lee Central could be grape fruit and panman (like anpanman or nikuman)
Beerdy - Bruce Lee Central, is that with or without the custardpudding?
Rape Seed (and rape seed oil) is a very common thing in your grocery store, you know? Although you might know it by its alternate name "canola oil".
It's not a fruit though +kenised
@@kenised Yeah they meant Rape seed, not grape fruit or ripe fruit that's for sure.
I found your channel earlier this evening as one suggested by UA-cam - the first one I watched was the haunted inn/ghost Wagyu one. This is about the fifth or so one I've watched up to now and they've all been great. I mean REALLY great! Japan is a country I'd love to visit. Whether I'll ever manage I don't know, but for now I'll be subscribing to your channel and keeping an eye out for new videos from you. Thank you for making this evening go with a smile.
Jean Proctor - he's pretty fantastic - and adorable😀
#askabroad Dear A Broad in Japan,
How come there aren't any videos of Natsuki and Ryotaro together?
Are they mortal enemies, or would they be just too much awesomeness in one video?
Same person.
hahhahahhahahhahhah
I second this question!! Or fifth idk.
yeah i am looking forward to that too
Someone must hold the camera
I mean this is not on the same level as you but moving from Devon to London was the scariest things I’ve ever done and had no idea how I’d be able to afford. Now 3 years later and with a lot of hard work it was the best thing I ever did! Great video as always mate 😊😊😊
Hi Roly.
Nice :)
You are a funny, relatable and genuinely helpful guy. Ignore the haters. Your videos are great! Keep up the good work
Dude you described panic attacks so accurately. They are absolutely horrible and can 100% agree that I wouldn't wish it on anyone. I've been going through it myself recently, and you constantly fear when the next when will happen. So good to hear that you overcame the challenges in your way and made it happen man! Keep it up!
I hope you are OK and safe from the earthquake from last night
Love your videos mate. Your calm delivery, steely British wit and wisdom is very refreshing. I was once living abroad too and your content resonates with me. Don't ever stop making videos and I'll never stop watching them.
A new Abroad in Japan video came out, this is a good day
You’re honestly amazing and so impressive. Before Covid, I had a Japan teaching job lined up. It’s all stopped now (because they all seem to have put hiring on hold) but eventually I’ll keep trying. I really hope I can make my experience half as rewarding as yours.
#AskAbroad What are your long term plans? Are you planning to live in Japan for the rest of your life? Wife and kids? You know, do the whole life thing.
Well I mean it would certainly have an impact on his day to day life and that could change the style of the videos, so it's a valid question.
Not everyone considers a spouse and children vital to "the whole life thing". If you're living an interesting, fulfilling enough existence, you can be perfectly happy with just your friends and yourself (and a cat. having a cat helps, too).
Honestly you are by far my favourite UA-camr! So much love and appreciation for this video
Same goes for me , wanna work in Japan as well everything there surprise and fascinates me
#askabroad : What do you actually do now? Does youtube cover your living costs? If yes, do you think it's sustainable? Do you have a long term plan? Stay in Japan forever? Have a family? Progress the career somehow?
I have been following you for a long time, and was just wondering whether you are doing ok in your life in general. Hope this question is not too personal :)
I recently quit my job to put myself into "you can become anything" position again. I can easily live from savings for some time until I figure something out :) One of the stimulants would be a trip to Japan in October (for the second time)!
2:50 Take risks and experiment with life
6:10 Don't take yourself too seriously
8:37 Try to be original and different
10:40 Learn from your failures
15:39 Even if you don't reach your goal, enjoy the journey
17:40 Don't be affected by the negative, try and turn it into something positive
One of the best Jvlogger ! Congrats for your 1 million subs!
One of the most positive UA-camrs I've ever had the pleasure of following since last year. Kudos!
VergilHilts oh hi, Mark xD
Oh hi, Danny!
A hero without a cape, this guy is my favorite youtuber......i swear he's the only one that keeps me smiling, laughing, and entertained when i watch his videos..thankyou for everything..congrats on the 1 million subs ...you deserve that and more..
This guy's humor is sublime. Reminds me of a Guy Ritchie film.
Ryotoro the movie is a cinematic masterpiece, and also the first thing that has ever made me laugh during a hangover! 10/10
congrats!
Can't wait to see your gold play button unboxing next year
#askabroad
1 - Natsuki vs. Ryotaro Death Battle: details please?
2 - Coming to America? When, where, to do/ experience what?
3 - "Foreigner" dating / marrying Japanese woman: pros, cons, personal advice/ experiences?
Congrats on tier 1M! Keep going! Also did you get my expert advice on cycling?
Cheers, AJ
1. HA. Perfect.
2. If you mean for a person coming to America and you are asking what they should do, I can chime in some there. As someone that lives in the US and has lived in the US (so far) my entire 24 years of life, I can tell you the first thing you need to know about the US is...well the US is big. Really big. REALLLLLLY big. People that are familiar with smaller nations kind of assume that America is this "one thing" and that is simply not true. America is such a physically large country that people in one area of the country are dramatically different from others and you honestly need to learn about the area in the US you are going rather than general US advice because....there is no "general US advice." What is acceptable in, say Virginia is different from what is acceptable in, say California. You will find people have very different values and morals as you look at different areas of the US. It is the 3rd largest country by land area and unlike larger countries that are mostly populated in small areas with the rest being frozen much of the year, the US is fairly populated all over. It leads to a lot of different kinds of people if you get what I mean. Second, if you do visit the US (and this goes along with how large the US is) do not expect to see it all. It is so big, you really need to pick just one or two states and visit a few sites in them. Hell, ONE CITY can sometimes be tough to see all of *cough* New York is like this...so, do not expect to see the whole US in one visit. Do not even expect to see like 1/100 of the US in one visit. It is just geographically impossible. Finally, and this kind of just goes for any traveling...just do not talk about politics. Just don't. Even people that live here get sick of it. So...just don't. XD
3. This I too find interesting, but...well I think it comes with some issues doing a video on. XD
#askabroad
The onset of a panic attack (especially if you've never experienced them early on in life, or for the first time) are absolutely terrifying. Especially because you don't know what's happening. The first time I had one I thought I had been poisoned or was going into a seizure or diabetic shock and called 911. Then afterward, the memory of the experience messes with your psychology and constantly threatens to destroy your confidence in certain situations. But I'm glad that you got over it, breaking the mental shackles that can trigger such episodes.
Congrats on the 1 million!!! You have the best personality, and seem to always bring a smile to my face when I watch your videos.
Chris I discovered your channel in August (terribly late, I know) and I've been binge-watching/listening your videos/podcasts for hours on end. You are easily one of my favorite UA-camrs ever and congrats on your 1M subs! I dont really have any great questions for #AskAbroad but well as a big fan of movies myself, I noticed that you once twitted that you wanted to make a separate channel for reviewing movies. So I'm curious what kind of criteria/quality you seek when watching a movie? And what are your top 6 (your go-to number) films of all time?
This man gives me hope in humanity
not too much....
but he does
This man never ceases to impress me and he's bloddy hilarious 😂😂
Found your channel via recommendations. Binge watched almost all of your vids. And i don't regret it
#AskAbroad not really a question, i just want to let you know that you've inspired me to step out of my comfort zone. that being said, i've got a student visa and i'm moving to Japan in April. hoping to bump into you there. cheers, mate!
Chris, Congrats on 1 million subscribers and 6 years of experiences. Also thanks for sharing the wisdom you've gained over the last 6 years. Welcome to getting older. :-) #askabroad: Did your award winning speech on always wanting to become rich, also include some wisdom that "riches" can be measured in more ways than how much money you have in a bank account? Hopefully, you've figured that out already. Keep up the entertaining content here on UA-cam. Here's to your 2nd million subscribers.
Haha, yeah it was a fairly sarcastic speech talking about how once I moved to the countryside in Japan, all I cared about was just living a fun life full of random experiences. All my previous dreams became irrelevant.
Chris and his friends have created such fantastic content. Thank you!
Holy shit these are actually really good lessons. Greetings from the land of spiders 😄
Aye!
Dude, your videos have made me so much more interested in visiting Japan and exploring a different country or culture myself. I've been following your videos for a while and your editing as well as your excellent footage and humor have made these videos so immersive. As if I have been living your experiences, through your videos. Phenomenal work. The sights, the activities, the people... all phenomenal. Keep doing what your doing as long as it makes you happy. They've definitely made your audience happy!
#askabroad on the lighter side of things, my Japanese friends all agree that you are ridiculously attractive. So where's the girlfriend mate? (or boyfriend)
Ryotaro
he's got one but she's not japanese
Sharing your experiences is actually helping me with my issues. Cheers, Chris.
This is a fantastic video and such great lessons. So glad our friend shared it with us as we're about to embark on a new exciting journey ourselves too. Thank you for making this! With love from New Zealand! 🙂👍 - Yen
#askabroad How did your family react to you moving to Japan? And is it hard not to lose touch with them?
"Rape fruit? Man bread? I didn't particularly want to find out"
😂😂😂😂🍻
Facts
Chris your videos are so good and you're such a nice human being, really love what you do
Great video, Chris. It was really touching.
My question is will you ever make a video speaking entirely in Japanese with English subtitles?
Such a great idea! I used to think that it's so weird Christ's been living in Japan for 6 yrs but still can't pronounce Ryotaro's name correctly. Never knew that he's actually done a full 15-min speech in Japanese. I'd be so excited to see him do this.
We have the exact same Ikea duvet cover / bedset. I don't have the angry cat plushie though. I have a real cat.
He is often angry however.
20 min of abroad in Japan? Is it Christmas??
What are you talking about? Staring at his dumb face for 20 minutes is even better than Christmas.
No, it's Christopher.
Unfortunately it's a bit of a "best of" compilation but still as entertaining as ever.
#askabroad how long did it take you to be able to actually make conversation with Japanese
Such girth
I’m very grateful to you. I find you very inspiring and even though Covid stopped me from thinking about traveling, I find you and your content to reignite a passion.
Absolutely brilliant video. Turn something negative into something useful feels so amazing when one succeeds in that. ❤️
wait, chris is still alive? that's good. i thought he melted after training for that bike thing
Great video.
Did you ever got axienty by NOT doing something, or NOT living a new life somewhere else etc? I think I am experiencing that, like axienty of being stuck or not moving forward as you would like
All the time. You’re either a slave to expectation or haven’t begun your journey down the right path (the path you truly want to follow deep down).
You're right.
I feel like I am on the right path, but maybe not with the right mindset.
I'm trying to actively change that by putting my 100% effort into what i think would better my life, instead of growing anxious over not doing it and putting it off.
Booked my flight to Tokyo a couple days ago btw!
Keep up the inspiring work!
Riccardo Moscatello The weight of opportunity
@@riccardomoscatello2030 Right now, I just don't know where I left that 'right mindset', I have a feeling I had that years or decades ago, now I totally lost it. Still hoping on findin' it, wish me luck.
I am very impressed how you managed to win this speech contest. You are so right about not giving up. Kudos to you - and thank you for the inspiration.
Man, I've been subscribed since you had like 2-3 videos uploaded. I never thought you'd make it this big when I started watching your videos but I loved the humor from day one.
lmao that dude behind you at 5:05
How appropriate is it that I get the KFC ad right in the middle of the chicken speech.
You too huh....,
Google AI at its best.
I got Popeyes chicken. Louisiana Fast. 🤣🤣🤣
Tokyo Creative's latest video was on fried chicken as well. I feel like I'm getting a sign here
I love you Chris, I come back to this video to re assure myself and keep that inspiration to learn and experience Japanese culture!