Btw There was a mistranslation. KUROSHIYA-fu maid should be “Assassin-styled Maid” instead of “Croatian Maid”. When describing MISA’s costume and look.
Yes, I also wanted to comment on that! It sounds like "Croatian," but in fact, it's "kuro assassin," i.e. "black assassin." The person who did the CCs has confused these things.
@@MichaelReactstoMusic You don't need subtitles for Magic Spell Time. Kobato will make sure you get her message whether you know Japanese or not. I have experienced it live. She is a force of nature! The one Haro Matsu recommended is my favorite, but any of her US shows are also entertaining. This pigeon is fearless.
😍 *Kanami:* Saiki can you tie my ribbon? *Saiki:* Sure no problem. 😍 *Kanami:* Saiki can you fix my hair? *Saiki:* Sure no problem. 🎀 *Miku:* Saiki….. *Saiki:* f-off 😊
One fan's take on answering some of your questions: They definitely play up actual aspects of their personalities and relationships for interviews, performances (there's video of them rehearsing a staged "argument" skit where Akane's yelling at Miku that she's sick and tired of the "po" stuff) and as a kind of branding, like an anime series or sitcom where each character has a distinct personality or quirks. The quirks are real, they just accentuate them. In the MV for "Don't You Tell ME" there's a scene that explicitly lays out each member's "charm point," and both Band-Maiko MVs include a joke about Akane's eating constantly. They actually are all adorably weird, though: Saiki collects bullet-train models costing hundreds of dollars; Kanami posts photos of meals she makes on an Instagram page with one follower, which is Misa; Akane can't cook despite having an insane appetite; Miku is obsessed with Miffy, a children's-book rabbit character; and Misa doesn't actually drink as much as Saiki and Miku. From what I understand from Japanese-speaking fans, they make a lot of interviewers somewhat nervous because they have very little filter and will go off on tangents such as about how Misa has a perfect butt that they slap for good luck before shows, or how Miku gets on their nerves. Miku recently did an interview on the Japan Racing Association's channel and is reportedly part-owner of a racehorse now. She also ate crickets for a fundraiser for storm damage in her hometown. The term they use for Kanami that's translated as "airhead" has a different connotation in Japanese, more like "off in her own world" like an absent-minded genius, a quantum physicist who walks into lampposts. You can see a relaxed Saiki on the Kennai Devil interviews; she and Miku had been on the show before and she's less stand-offish. ua-cam.com/video/Q6OL5qJ0RiM/v-deo.html
The cutest thing ever was how the hosts at Kannai Devil said that Saiki is scary. Like, she was walking to the dressing room, and the guy was driven into the corner, trying not to make any sound less Saiki would notice him. That was hilarious 😂😋
@@VladimirChupin It does seem like if she pointed to somebody in an audience and said, "Hey. You. You need to leave," that person would probably slink out in shame without an argument. My favorite part of that one is when Kobato is demonstrating magic time and gets so into it that she actually scares Kanami a little bit.
This is good info! Thank you!. It's pretty cool they take on a persona for their interviews and such. Again, i think this helps bring more interest to the band because they have these quirks? It makes it fun for sure.
@@MichaelReactstoMusic They are just five very beautiful people, honest, absolutely selfless, hard-working and funny. It's the best ad for them if they are just being themselves. They are also very artistic-well, except for MISA, but she made it into her "charm point" as well. They exist in this world as an unbreakable entity, always ready to create some harmony together. I remember how I watched "Making Movie" episode for RINNE. It's amazing to see how one girl starts saying something out loud, and the other four immediately harmonize with her, and support each other, whether it's a joke, or just a piece of random conversation. They are bubbling with energy all the time, but what is truly amazing, is that they never at conflict with each other. Those jokes may be quite harsh, but in the end it's always a good laugh, no hurt feelings. BAND-MAID indeed deserves to be the role models for us all.
Although some of it is persona, most of it is the real them. They're a bunch of goofballs. Japanese TV show interviews are like this. I gotta show you some of the BiSH interviews. They're funny too. Magic time, or omajinai time is basically Miku playing her "maid cafe" persona with the audience. It's silly but cute. Also, it's in Japanese most of the time so you probably won't understand half of what she says.
Akane is not the "leader" anymore, it was something they did when the band started cuz they were a little disorganized. I believe in interviews their personalities are a little exaggerated but I think what you see here is pretty close to how they normally are. Kanami definitely plays it up loving Saiki for the crowd and in interviews, but you know she still loves her for real just not as crazy.
Miku really does love horse racing. She almost tweets every weekend about the races. She has also appeared On 2 horse-racing interviews/programmed in recent months.
The most recommended interview about Band-maid is a radio program that CHRIS PEPPLER, who is half American and half Japanese, interviewed Misa. He is 63 years old, has profound knowledge of music, and is a popular TV/Radio host that everyone in Japan knows. Misa likes him, so she's talking like crazy. Sure, drinking beer. You can hear valuable stories about her background and her music view. It has English subs, so don't worry. ua-cam.com/video/nuP2K9-jlts/v-deo.html
If you REALLY want to go deep into MISA's backstory, this is the MISA solo interview you want: ua-cam.com/video/nuP2K9-jlts/v-deo.html It was on the radio, so the video is just a slideshow, but it has english subs. It contains MISA talking more than ALL other interviews (that I have found) combined. (Also, as you will see in the beginning, it is heavily sponsored by a beer brand, so they start with that - almost ASMR for a little bit, but then they get into the good stuff.)
When they were talking about Saiki being a princess, and she mentions that it's in her name, she's referring to the kanji. They show the characters on the screen. Her name is written 彩姫. The first character, 彩, refers to coloring/paint/makeup. The second character, 姫, means princess or beautiful woman. One of Saiki's nicknames is Sai-Hime. Sai comes from the first half of her name, and Hime comes from a different pronunciation of 姫. When that kanji stands on it's own, it is pronounced "hime," and it means "young lady of noble birth," or "princess." So, "Sai-Hime" is like saying "Princess Sai." The joke about the "mother riding a motorbike" refers to girl motorcycle gangs that used to be a thing decades ago (Japanese bike gangs have been disappearing in recent years). Saiki mentions her wearing a long skirt, and the interviewer asks about her mother having a bag with "things" in it. There were different kinds of girl delinquents. Some were girl members of the bousouzoku, or delinquent youth motorcycle gangs. Sukeban gangs were another type of young delinquent girl gangs not specifically tied to motorcycle culture. Link below for images that will give you an idea what they're joking about: www.vintag.es/2018/10/sukeban.html As for Kanami's reading of stuff like Dale Carnegie (probably things like "How to Win Friends and Influence People"), she is a bit of an intellectual. She has a degree in Economics. She studied that regular degree in college as a concession to her parents, even though she wanted to go into a career in music. As far as Miku's love of horse racing, that has gone back to when she was a child and used to play a chocobo themed racing console game, and her mother (might have been grandmother) said it was like horse racing. That was when Miku discovered horse racing, and she's been a fan ever since. There are a couple of interviews she's done specifically about horse racing that have aired on local TV at various places in Japan, and they used to be on UA-cam, but always seem to get pulled down. There was one that followed her through all of the races she bet on and showed the results of each race. Recently, within the last two weeks, she appeared on a television show on a station in Japan dedicated to horse racing. I'm sure someone will upload the appearance onto UA-cam at some point, but no idea if subtitles will ever appear for it. Below is a link to her Instagram comment on the appearance: instagram.com/p/CHmv2ZmBTju/
And so by chance 5 of the finest rock musicians on the planet come together. And the shy singer/songwriter proves to be a mind boggling lead guitar/composer/arranger supported by the tightest rhythm section on the planet and truly outstanding singer. The rest is history.
MISA!!! MISA!!!! MISA!!!! There is a 40 minute one on one interview with MISA that was great to listen too. Idk if you want to react to it but you should listen to it on your own time. Great insight on MISA'S younger days and how her Mom was a huge musical influence
Miku is the strongest among them. Recently Saiki and MISA had a party, where they drank so much they have lost their sanity completely, and Miku had to transport their unconscious bodies home with some help from Akane: facebook.com/groups/bandmaidfanscafe/permalink/2475316386111014/
@@MichaelReactstoMusic They went shopping together and ended up Yakitori hopping and getting too drunk to drive so Saiki called Kobato for help and Koba called Akane to go to Shibuya and collect them with her. Saiki and MISA’s Instagram stories that day were adorable. They weren’t actually passed out. Just too drunk to drive. Totally reminds me of being in my twenties.
Actually there is a multipart interview where I think you see a bit more of their real personalities. They are still a bit in character but the interview seems much less scripted and they go into more details and they drop their guard a bit more. And over the course of the interviews MISA actually speaks. ua-cam.com/video/Q6OL5qJ0RiM/v-deo.html
Yeah the kannai devil interview is cool to watch on your own probably. They do 5 episodes a year for 4 (?) years now so they get more into whatever. They're quite funny too like the gold rush one. Sadly, not all the episodes are subbed :( There's usually a summary by fans in the comments though. Misa's (only?) proper interview is a sound only one for radio, where the interviewer is a genius and invited her for beer 1st (it's sponsored by beer company Sapporo actually, just search "Misa interview Sapporo").
Try to find a group of celebrities in the west that have that kid of connection to each other. They are to much fun. Great watch guys . Ty for doing these .
Great reaction. These ladies warm the hearts and still rock the world. If you want to learn more about MISA check out this great interview with MISA only. no video but has english subtitles. The interview covers from early childhood to present day. Fantastic. BAND-MAID 20200118 J-WAVE - SAPPORO BEER OTOAJITO [English sub/CC available] (MISA Solo Interview)
If you want to know more about MISA, check this solo interview of MISA: ua-cam.com/video/nuP2K9-jlts/v-deo.html It is over 31-min Japanese radio program with English sub. I'm sure you love it!
Back to live performance. After "Real Existence", you should watch "Turn Me On" live at Zepp Tokyo. You will definitely love the bass intro and guitar solo. Unfortunately I can't give the link, because the video has been deleted :'(
You can't go wrong if you play Real Existence mv or live . Miku's Magic Time is a great way to see her humor I think there's several videos of it out there.
I do think that Miku is probably the only genuinely outgoing one. They do all muck about a lot more in their own videos, but they will obviously be in the company of people they are relaxed with for those, not in a TV interview. They do have a lot of fun on stage too, possibly more on overseas tours due to the more intimate venues, and smaller stages.
By the way, later on they removed the "leader thing" because they have got to know each other better. Also 4 years later, on another interview, when being asked about being the leader in the past, Akane replied: "Now I think about it, I have no idea why they said I were the most organized?" And yes, Akane and MISA are the 2 clowns of the band :D| This series of interviews is so fun too, check them out. And yes, the clip you have just reacted to is 5 years old, when they were not that closed. But this interview is from recently, this is their own personality, no acting cause no one is serious in this series :D ua-cam.com/video/Q6OL5qJ0RiM/v-deo.html
You skipped shake that ,that song is probably the best rock song on new beginnings well it's my favorite you should listen to it it's bad ass the drums are fantastic please listen
Will add to the add. We've had a couple requests for Pass Code and was told they are the female version of FALILV and we are STOKED to see that. Hopefully we draw them soon and can check them out!
Lol! This was fun :) After this I kinda binge watched a few BM interviews 🤣 Here is one with Misa specificly :) ua-cam.com/video/nuP2K9-jlts/v-deo.html (Radio only though with a few still images) Edit: others already beat me to it :)
Btw There was a mistranslation. KUROSHIYA-fu maid should be “Assassin-styled Maid” instead of “Croatian Maid”. When describing MISA’s costume and look.
Yes, I also wanted to comment on that! It sounds like "Croatian," but in fact, it's "kuro assassin," i.e. "black assassin." The person who did the CCs has confused these things.
Ture! Miku said "Koroshi-ya-fu maid". In English "Assassin-style maid"
actually I think the root word is Kuroshi or Kurosu, “to kill”, not the color. Kuroshi-ya is basically assassin or killer.
OOOO, That makes more sense. I too was like... Croatian. Sure? Idk what Croatian folks wear LOL. But assassin def fits her style more
@@weilima9316 , thanks for clarification! Yes, "killer" as a root makes more sense. "Killer Maid" she is.
It's "Magic Spell Time". It's the time during live concerts where Miku takes over and talks to the crowd. That's too much cuteness.
English subtitles on any of these magic spell times?
@@MichaelReactstoMusic You don't need subtitles for Magic Spell Time. Kobato will make sure you get her message whether you know Japanese or not. I have experienced it live. She is a force of nature! The one Haro Matsu recommended is my favorite, but any of her US shows are also entertaining. This pigeon is fearless.
😍 *Kanami:* Saiki can you tie my ribbon?
*Saiki:* Sure no problem.
😍
*Kanami:* Saiki can you fix my hair?
*Saiki:* Sure no problem.
🎀 *Miku:* Saiki…..
*Saiki:* f-off 😊
One fan's take on answering some of your questions:
They definitely play up actual aspects of their personalities and relationships for interviews, performances (there's video of them rehearsing a staged "argument" skit where Akane's yelling at Miku that she's sick and tired of the "po" stuff) and as a kind of branding, like an anime series or sitcom where each character has a distinct personality or quirks. The quirks are real, they just accentuate them. In the MV for "Don't You Tell ME" there's a scene that explicitly lays out each member's "charm point," and both Band-Maiko MVs include a joke about Akane's eating constantly.
They actually are all adorably weird, though: Saiki collects bullet-train models costing hundreds of dollars; Kanami posts photos of meals she makes on an Instagram page with one follower, which is Misa; Akane can't cook despite having an insane appetite; Miku is obsessed with Miffy, a children's-book rabbit character; and Misa doesn't actually drink as much as Saiki and Miku.
From what I understand from Japanese-speaking fans, they make a lot of interviewers somewhat nervous because they have very little filter and will go off on tangents such as about how Misa has a perfect butt that they slap for good luck before shows, or how Miku gets on their nerves.
Miku recently did an interview on the Japan Racing Association's channel and is reportedly part-owner of a racehorse now. She also ate crickets for a fundraiser for storm damage in her hometown.
The term they use for Kanami that's translated as "airhead" has a different connotation in Japanese, more like "off in her own world" like an absent-minded genius, a quantum physicist who walks into lampposts.
You can see a relaxed Saiki on the Kennai Devil interviews; she and Miku had been on the show before and she's less stand-offish. ua-cam.com/video/Q6OL5qJ0RiM/v-deo.html
The cutest thing ever was how the hosts at Kannai Devil said that Saiki is scary. Like, she was walking to the dressing room, and the guy was driven into the corner, trying not to make any sound less Saiki would notice him. That was hilarious 😂😋
@@VladimirChupin It does seem like if she pointed to somebody in an audience and said, "Hey. You. You need to leave," that person would probably slink out in shame without an argument.
My favorite part of that one is when Kobato is demonstrating magic time and gets so into it that she actually scares Kanami a little bit.
This is good info! Thank you!. It's pretty cool they take on a persona for their interviews and such. Again, i think this helps bring more interest to the band because they have these quirks? It makes it fun for sure.
@@MichaelReactstoMusic They are just five very beautiful people, honest, absolutely selfless, hard-working and funny. It's the best ad for them if they are just being themselves. They are also very artistic-well, except for MISA, but she made it into her "charm point" as well.
They exist in this world as an unbreakable entity, always ready to create some harmony together. I remember how I watched "Making Movie" episode for RINNE. It's amazing to see how one girl starts saying something out loud, and the other four immediately harmonize with her, and support each other, whether it's a joke, or just a piece of random conversation. They are bubbling with energy all the time, but what is truly amazing, is that they never at conflict with each other. Those jokes may be quite harsh, but in the end it's always a good laugh, no hurt feelings. BAND-MAID indeed deserves to be the role models for us all.
Although some of it is persona, most of it is the real them. They're a bunch of goofballs. Japanese TV show interviews are like this.
I gotta show you some of the BiSH interviews. They're funny too.
Magic time, or omajinai time is basically Miku playing her "maid cafe" persona with the audience. It's silly but cute. Also, it's in Japanese most of the time so you probably won't understand half of what she says.
Akane is not the "leader" anymore, it was something they did when the band started cuz they were a little disorganized. I believe in interviews their personalities are a little exaggerated but I think what you see here is pretty close to how they normally are. Kanami definitely plays it up loving Saiki for the crowd and in interviews, but you know she still loves her for real just not as crazy.
Miku really does love horse racing. She almost tweets every weekend about the races. She has also appeared
On 2 horse-racing interviews/programmed in recent months.
One of her dreams is to own a Race Horse
That's wild and unexpected!
@@MichaelReactstoMusic
Miku is now part owner of a race horse.
The most recommended interview about Band-maid is a radio program that CHRIS PEPPLER, who is half American and half Japanese, interviewed Misa. He is 63 years old, has profound knowledge of music, and is a popular TV/Radio host that everyone in Japan knows. Misa likes him, so she's talking like crazy. Sure, drinking beer. You can hear valuable stories about her background and her music view. It has English subs, so don't worry.
ua-cam.com/video/nuP2K9-jlts/v-deo.html
They really are a miracle band. One in a million. Thanks Kurrupo!
KURRUPO!
If you REALLY want to go deep into MISA's backstory, this is the MISA solo interview you want:
ua-cam.com/video/nuP2K9-jlts/v-deo.html
It was on the radio, so the video is just a slideshow, but it has english subs. It contains MISA talking more than ALL other interviews (that I have found) combined.
(Also, as you will see in the beginning, it is heavily sponsored by a beer brand, so they start with that - almost ASMR for a little bit, but then they get into the good stuff.)
When they were talking about Saiki being a princess, and she mentions that it's in her name, she's referring to the kanji. They show the characters on the screen. Her name is written 彩姫. The first character, 彩, refers to coloring/paint/makeup. The second character, 姫, means princess or beautiful woman.
One of Saiki's nicknames is Sai-Hime. Sai comes from the first half of her name, and Hime comes from a different pronunciation of 姫. When that kanji stands on it's own, it is pronounced "hime," and it means "young lady of noble birth," or "princess." So, "Sai-Hime" is like saying "Princess Sai."
The joke about the "mother riding a motorbike" refers to girl motorcycle gangs that used to be a thing decades ago (Japanese bike gangs have been disappearing in recent years). Saiki mentions her wearing a long skirt, and the interviewer asks about her mother having a bag with "things" in it. There were different kinds of girl delinquents. Some were girl members of the bousouzoku, or delinquent youth motorcycle gangs. Sukeban gangs were another type of young delinquent girl gangs not specifically tied to motorcycle culture. Link below for images that will give you an idea what they're joking about:
www.vintag.es/2018/10/sukeban.html
As for Kanami's reading of stuff like Dale Carnegie (probably things like "How to Win Friends and Influence People"), she is a bit of an intellectual. She has a degree in Economics. She studied that regular degree in college as a concession to her parents, even though she wanted to go into a career in music.
As far as Miku's love of horse racing, that has gone back to when she was a child and used to play a chocobo themed racing console game, and her mother (might have been grandmother) said it was like horse racing. That was when Miku discovered horse racing, and she's been a fan ever since. There are a couple of interviews she's done specifically about horse racing that have aired on local TV at various places in Japan, and they used to be on UA-cam, but always seem to get pulled down. There was one that followed her through all of the races she bet on and showed the results of each race. Recently, within the last two weeks, she appeared on a television show on a station in Japan dedicated to horse racing. I'm sure someone will upload the appearance onto UA-cam at some point, but no idea if subtitles will ever appear for it. Below is a link to her Instagram comment on the appearance:
instagram.com/p/CHmv2ZmBTju/
And so by chance 5 of the finest rock musicians on the planet come together. And the shy singer/songwriter proves to be a mind boggling lead guitar/composer/arranger supported by the tightest rhythm section on the planet and truly outstanding singer. The rest is history.
MISA!!! MISA!!!! MISA!!!! There is a 40 minute one on one interview with MISA that was great to listen too. Idk if you want to react to it but you should listen to it on your own time. Great insight on MISA'S younger days and how her Mom was a huge musical influence
Actually Misa is not the one who drinks most, Miku is the champion in the band.
Saiki said it in another interview.
And Saiki is number two.
@@powbobs They really drink like pirates! (in their own words)
Miku is the strongest among them. Recently Saiki and MISA had a party, where they drank so much they have lost their sanity completely, and Miku had to transport their unconscious bodies home with some help from Akane: facebook.com/groups/bandmaidfanscafe/permalink/2475316386111014/
That's insane!
@@MichaelReactstoMusic
They went shopping together and ended up Yakitori hopping and getting too drunk to drive so Saiki called Kobato for help and Koba called Akane to go to Shibuya and collect them with her.
Saiki and MISA’s Instagram stories that day were adorable. They weren’t actually passed out. Just too drunk to drive.
Totally reminds me of being in my twenties.
Actually there is a multipart interview where I think you see a bit more of their real personalities. They are still a bit in character but the interview seems much less scripted and they go into more details and they drop their guard a bit more. And over the course of the interviews MISA actually speaks.
ua-cam.com/video/Q6OL5qJ0RiM/v-deo.html
Yeah the kannai devil interview is cool to watch on your own probably. They do 5 episodes a year for 4 (?) years now so they get more into whatever. They're quite funny too like the gold rush one. Sadly, not all the episodes are subbed :( There's usually a summary by fans in the comments though.
Misa's (only?) proper interview is a sound only one for radio, where the interviewer is a genius and invited her for beer 1st (it's sponsored by beer company Sapporo actually, just search "Misa interview Sapporo").
Yep the Kannai Devil interviews are amazing.
Try to find a group of celebrities in the west that have that kid of connection to each other. They are to much fun.
Great watch guys . Ty for doing these .
I wish. I'm sure there may be someone out here like that, but very rare!
Now if you watch their 'Don't you tell me' MV, you'll see all their little quirks and personalities being displayed.
Yes. been waiting for this! They are just all around awesome!
This is where Misa got her "Assassin" part of her "Barefoot Assassin" nickname.
Great reaction. These ladies warm the hearts and still rock the world. If you want to learn more about MISA check out this great interview with MISA only. no video but has english subtitles. The interview covers from early childhood to present day. Fantastic.
BAND-MAID 20200118 J-WAVE - SAPPORO BEER OTOAJITO [English sub/CC available] (MISA Solo Interview)
If you want to know more about MISA, check this solo interview of MISA: ua-cam.com/video/nuP2K9-jlts/v-deo.html
It is over 31-min Japanese radio program with English sub.
I'm sure you love it!
Now you should react to Band-Maid don't you tell me, because the videoclip is related to what they said in this interview about their characters 😏
Back to live performance. After "Real Existence", you should watch "Turn Me On" live at Zepp Tokyo. You will definitely love the bass intro and guitar solo. Unfortunately I can't give the link, because the video has been deleted :'(
I think Misa is just like a shy teenager, nothing so mysterious. Doesn't make her any less awesome though :D
I agree.MISA is misterious and i´d love to know more of her.She´s a goddess
3:20 translation is wrong! Miku said Misa as assassin not Croatian.
The magic something is Kobato time or Omajinai time which means magic spell time
You can't go wrong if you play Real Existence mv or live . Miku's Magic Time is a great way to see her humor I think there's several videos of it out there.
I do think that Miku is probably the only genuinely outgoing one. They do all muck about a lot more in their own videos, but they will obviously be in the company of people they are relaxed with for those, not in a TV interview. They do have a lot of fun on stage too, possibly more on overseas tours due to the more intimate venues, and smaller stages.
I thought A-chan was the only outgoing one with all the friends in other Bands.
@@DavidMISAMISAMISACook A-chan "Social Networking" Hirose 🥳🥰
it was Minami at first. now we got Misa ... I'm in love.....😵
*DEC.13, 2020 // BAND-MAID LIVE ONLINE OKYU-JI (NEW ALBUM)*
Do Bubble!
By the way, later on they removed the "leader thing" because they have got to know each other better. Also 4 years later, on another interview, when being asked about being the leader in the past, Akane replied: "Now I think about it, I have no idea why they said I were the most organized?" And yes, Akane and MISA are the 2 clowns of the band :D|
This series of interviews is so fun too, check them out. And yes, the clip you have just reacted to is 5 years old, when they were not that closed. But this interview is from recently, this is their own personality, no acting cause no one is serious in this series :D
ua-cam.com/video/Q6OL5qJ0RiM/v-deo.html
We may look into this. Seems like a LONG interview! lol
MISA has a solo interview here - ua-cam.com/video/nuP2K9-jlts/v-deo.html
You want more MISA? Here is a translated 30 min interview she did. This is her best taped interview for sure.
ua-cam.com/video/nuP2K9-jlts/v-deo.html
Ehy, they are rockers. Literally.
Nooo skip!
You skipped shake that ,that song is probably the best rock song on new beginnings well it's my favorite you should listen to it it's bad ass the drums are fantastic please listen
Yea, we wanted to skip the songs so we can react to them in full later.
If you like this, you should watch Saiki receuving a teddy bear....ua-cam.com/video/HSyyCGvAufc/v-deo.html
After this react to conqueror album on spotify
Pass Code tonight
Will add to the add. We've had a couple requests for Pass Code and was told they are the female version of FALILV and we are STOKED to see that. Hopefully we draw them soon and can check them out!
iAm Late, but Present....... (ICP- In My Room)..... Have A Nice Day, EH!
Added to our hat!
よい番組だ。
Lol! This was fun :)
After this I kinda binge watched a few BM interviews 🤣
Here is one with Misa specificly :)
ua-cam.com/video/nuP2K9-jlts/v-deo.html
(Radio only though with a few still images)
Edit: others already beat me to it :)
Please react to Khemmis - "A Conversation with Death".
Added barney!