I said the same thing, on the original UA-cam post of the clip, and someone kindly explained that it was due to Japanese sentence construction, covering what Chris had to say in a shorter time.
"The thing that worries me is his younger viewers that watch his videos might see this and think it's alright to come to Japan." - Chris Abroad, cut out of context by Japanese TV. Even Japanese TV editing has freudian slip type of xenophobia. Probably not on purpose but it's hilarious. 🤣🤣
@uuuv that’s how the news works though. Would people care for TV ratings if there wasn’t controversy. I don’t like the bad light UA-camrs get but if you think of it from the TVs business standpoint, it makes total sense.
The Logan Paul situation hit me really hard because I recently spent 5 months in Japan and would bend head over heels to be as respectful and polite as possible. Not because I felt like I had to but because the Japanese people are so respectful to everyone that I thought I'd show them the same. It literally made me cry seeing how he acted in public there.
Grant Cirks First, the Suicide Forest made me upset. I didn't see the other clips until later. That really pissed me off. I was actually angry, and I've never been to Japan once. It's just the fact that anyone would behave like that in ANY country-especially a foreign country.
I appreciate that the Japanese culture teaches respect at its foundation, and because of that, people tend to be nice first, and that creates a waterfall of being nice & respectful all around. I won't even give the kid credit by looking for/watching his video. If only he could be shamed; if only this didn't further promote this kind of action by others...
I know exactly what you mean. I studied abroad for 3 months and became so mindful in setting a positive impression on everyone I met. "You might be someone's first foreign encounter" I was told and that resonated with me.
I am too lazy to translate the whole thing but TLDW, it starts off saying Japanese utube/partnership will go even stricter on violence and offensive languages shown on videos. (probably youtube globally) due to the recent logan paul incident. Then briefly shows how much logan is making and his networth (thru his house). Then goes interviewing several foreign utubers in shibuya area/other areas. Common consensus is logan was very disrespectful, not a role model like behavior, and crossed off everything on abroad in japan's not to do list in japan video.
I really appreciate this program decided to highlight positive youtubers. Many people might not know that there are people making good, fun, and educational content that don't disrespect and bother people. So glad you were featured!!
glad they had something like this on TV in Japan - letting other UA-camrs weigh in on him and let Japanese viewers know they/we don't think any of his behavior was in any way acceptable, and further, that most YTers are genuinely good, respectful people with quality content on their channels.
Too bad the young folks over there don't care about these shows. I remember a separate video I think by Logan himself showing off his legion of young Japanese fans when he was over there.
@@ADeeSHUPA If you understand japanese culture as a whole you should know why. Everything should always be happy..etc. Food channels everyone is always saying "the food is excellent" when it's probably not.. I think chris broad even said one time he got contacted to advertise some vegetables from a farm and he had to smile and rub his stomach acting as if it was good.. The culture promotes falling in line or else you're an outcast
Well thank you for being the saviour of the foreigners in Japan. If there weren't youtubers like you out there, the Japanese could be developing a pretty jaded view of us. That's exactly the opposite of what I need when I'm just about to drop some serious dollars backpacking the country. ありがとう！
Eloquent and thorough as always Chris. You're a real role model for people who want to live abroad, and for those sceptical about letting them visit. Ever more relevant nowadays, well done!
I can see why Chris was a little embarrassed and nervous by this. He puts a lot of effort usually on how he presents himself and now this TV show view by everyone in Japan is going to have full control, and not to mention he being presented next to Logan Paul.
I love how they just walked up to random foreigners with a camera in their hand in the streets and asked them if they're youtubers. Those looked like some interesting channels
c0ffee2go there are a lot of people on UA-cam that will believe anything. Because of experience talking to these people I may have been frustrated from prior experiences when writing that comment. You might be a good person, and I have disregarded that possibility. If you are a good person then my apologies. Also I don’t know you so my comment was not meant directly at you, but more to UA-cam in general. So don’t take things too personally.
D J My comment was a joking reference to one of Chris' videos :) I appreciate your comment, though, it's rare for people to act humanely on the internet. Have a nice evening!
I'm glad the news did some effort to prevent an unfair judgement to spread even more. I feel that in some places the backlash would be blown way out of proportion and I was worried it could affect others too much. Hopefully this kind of segment can help prevent this a little. Lately I feel that the standard view of UA-camrs is not being properly accurate, because in many instances, just because of the reach and viewership, UA-camrs are becoming society actors with a lot of power. There is an amount of self-awareness that I would like to be more common, but I think too many of us underestimate the significance of this category of media. It is sad that because of this, people like Logan can disrupt the trust in the community so easily. As a foreigner (brazillian), I always love to see UA-camrs that showcase the culture or curious spots around Japan. It's very sad when a lot of content is limited to the bizzare aspects only since watching videos like yours we can see it is not so widespread as the internet likes to believe. Thank you for your work Chris!
kudos for being on tv and having such a good segment to boot. on a side note: it looks like my Japanese studies are paying off. I understood a good chunk of the banter from the narrator ^.^
I don't know if he's fluent or not, but JLPT N1 doesn't automatically mean you are fluent. JLPT only tests passive skills (Kanji, Vocab, Grammar, Reading, Listening). You can definitely pass JLPT without being able to use the same information actively (Speaking fluently or Writing).
He translates some stuff for Natsuki during Paterson livestreams, and he’s always a bit stuttery and wobbly whenever he does. He’s freely admitted to being out of practice!
I love the idea of visiting Japan, walking down the street and then having some random Japanese reporter running at me from half a mile away yelling “HARRO AH YUU YUUCHUUBAH!?”
Finally a day watching anime for 12 years pays off enough to sort of understand what is said in between the English!! And I'm Canadian so I sort of got the French too!
Awesome that they decided to interview you chris but was wondering how come you always give interviews in English? Do they ask you to do it so you can give them the maximimum British foreigner experience?
Stuart Carter I've actually heard many Japanese say this same thing on why they want to learn English. Interesting...and sad...when the reason you want to learn a new language is so you can be better understood than you are in your native tongue.
captn R Yeah, though that could simply be to just have a notch on their belt of knowing the language :) I started learning German for a time though I have little desire to visit Germany, lol.
Fluffymiyster true, if you want to visit a country and learn the most important stuff, that's a good thing to do. Good luck with your studies on the German language, I'm actually from Germany staying in Japan right now :D
@@Samagachi two beautiful countries as well, if he’d done that in the UK, especially London, he would have gotten a right thick ear, British people don’t put up with that kind of shit. Lol.
I feel they could have edited it better (like not cutting you off when you were clearly about to begin another sentence. Maybe right before that moment would be good...), but all in all, even though I couldn’t understand much, I was excited to see you in this! I think your response was honestly the best because it directed attention to his audience, who definitely are growing up thinking this is okay behaviour.
If you didnt understand English that we'll, you wouldn't be able to tell the sentence was cut off, so to the majority ofthe audience it wouldn't make any difference. It's way easier for the video editor though :)
I like to imagine the reporter went to every foreigner they found and just asked “ARE YOU UA-camR?”
100 percent they did that
"No, I am not."
If I was asked I would say "Yes, I have 2 subscribers!" (My mom and dad) 🤣
わざわざ日本にきてまでやる気持ちがすげえなって思うし、引いた笑
日本人居てビビったわ
外国に来てまで迷惑行為するって何なんだろうね
@@user-sp5fi9tf1r 果たして君は有能なのか、それとも自称有能の無能なのか、はたまたニキの名の通り野郎なのか、それとも不可抗力でニキをつけただけの姉貴なのか気になる所ですね。
@@_shinen それな
ごめん、ローガン派だわ
@さきいか ある笑
散々やっといて身の危険を感じたは面白すぎる
「炎上しちゃった！🤪家も燃やされちゃうかも！🤪」とかくっそアホな思考マジでしてそう
@@Kawakami_Mai まじでそれは頭悪いよね
ローガンポールは日本に二度と来ないで欲しい
日本に来てわざわざ迷惑かけるんならマジで二度と来んなって感じ
あんな豪邸で警備つけるより日本の安アパートでひっそり暮らした方が安全だろw
以外にチキンな野郎だな
ローガンポールは海外版桐崎栄二だ
迷惑系はどんなやつでもイヤだね
歩き飲食はそこまで気にしないけどそれでポイ捨てしなければ私はOKって思っちゃう()
食べこぼしで道を汚さなきゃ食べ歩きはいいよね
食べ歩きして欲しいと思って作ってる店も全然あるしね日本人でもやってる人居るし悪くないしOKよな
道を汚さなければ
日本でも外国人でも、あんまり混んでる道ではやめて欲しいかな。
食べ歩きの店が多い場所ってだいたい混んでるし、そういう所で(人の邪魔にならないように端によったり、ベンチで食べてる人は別として)ソフトクリームとか食べてる人がいると故意じゃなくても髪とか服に付けられそうでなんか嫌…
@@user-dl2bv9kk8u 祭りとかどうしてるんや
@@user-nc1om9jw6e 祭は1本入った道で食べるとか電信柱の影で食べるとかした方がいい
I love how they keep editing Chris out mid sentence 😂😂 I guess it's not noticeable to non English speakers but it sounds weird xD
I said the same thing, on the original UA-cam post of the clip, and someone kindly explained that it was due to Japanese sentence construction, covering what Chris had to say in a shorter time.
They actually did it to the French guy too... :d
Good point! That bothered me, but that makes total sense
"... they're going to think it's okay to come to Japan--"
Get's cut off. haha! 😂 Yeah. Don't come to Japan.
"BlablaposhEnglishgibberishtotalnons-..."
"OhlookatmeI'mbrittishpers-..."
日本が好きっていってマナー守って観光したり移住したりしてくれる外国人も多いのにね…ピカチュウの服きてモンスターボール投げつけたりなんかもう日本文化まるまるバカにされてるみたいやんけ🥲🥲
バカにしてるよローガンポールは差別主義者だからね
それに比べてクリスさんいい人すぎて泣けてくる
日本は厳しすぎるんよ、もう少し自由になってもいいと思う。正直日本にいると嫌気がさしてくるよ
@@tomorrow-vd3iv じゃあ君にボール投げつけてもキレないでね
@@tomorrow-vd3iv 自由なのはいいけどマナーは守らないとだろ
"The thing that worries me is his younger viewers that watch his videos might see this and think it's alright to come to Japan." - Chris Abroad, cut out of context by Japanese TV. Even Japanese TV editing has freudian slip type of xenophobia. Probably not on purpose but it's hilarious. 🤣🤣
Knowing Chris, he probably followed that up with "Come to Japan and fuck things up" or something equally not fit for TV xD
Japanese translation included all what he said and the viewers don't understand English anyway so... 😁
It's probably on purpose Japanese politics is pretty right wing and anti foreigner
@@gorbachevspizzahut2809 and you're anti Japanese lol
@@gorbachevspizzahut2809Most Japanese people are conservatives, yes.
in my ideal world, that guy stopped EVERY SINGLE foreigner hoping to find a UA-camr
HAI! ARR YOO YOOTOOBA?
The accent makes it. xD I could see that interview question becoming a meme.
Well they all are sadly
@@gamingchinchilla7323 and then.. "Oh! UA-camr!"
Yea, then He somehow tracked Chris’s address, and went his house just to ask, are you a youtuber.
i want to add that by him asking every single foreigner with “are you youtuber”. even on bathroom stalls
I had to come back to that "Are you UA-camr?" part
Are you UA-camr ?の発音がカタカナ発音どころか平仮名発音なの草
I'm glad they're showing that most UA-camrs are trying to be respectful and promoting their culture.
Megumi Cochran 👌
@uuuv that’s how the news works though. Would people care for TV ratings if there wasn’t controversy. I don’t like the bad light UA-camrs get but if you think of it from the TVs business standpoint, it makes total sense.
Yep and everyone on this show agreed to it. This was a good show they showed respect to foreign UA-camrs for them being so respectful.
Americans are loud and disrespectful. They wouldn’t be good in Japan
あーゆーゆーちゅーばー？はやめて笑笑
Age is not an excuse. I wasn't a complete jackass at 22. I was raised better than that.
Boxer Blake I’m 21 and at no point in my life would I have thought acting like that was acceptable
@@chloereed454 We all have different personalities
@@Jam-iv6xz Still, that's no good in the society, including Japan.
@@rKizCora_main Oh yeah, I think Logan just got giddy lmao and played up to the camera but I'm sure he regrets everything he did in Japan
If you are over 12 acting like Logan Paul is unacceptable
4:32 流石に日本人でもこういう発音はヤバいだろ笑
アーユーユーチューバー？はおかしいのか？
こんなに日本人のステレオタイプ的発音する奴、本当にいたんだな。しかもテレビ局のリポーターとは。
日本人からしても聞いてて恥ずかしいわ
まあ伝わってるし…
別にわざわざネイティブみたいな発音にしなくてよくね？
アｯユｩユーチュバァ？
*The thing that worries me is his younger viewers that watch his videos might see that and think it's alright to come to Japan* lmao
they did Chris dirty 😂😂😂
4:30 for “are you youtuber”
A true hero
After he ask that his dead inside
Youtobah.
a yu yuchuba
LMAO
悪い!で終わらせるんじゃなくて良い人もいるってことを報道するのはいい事だと思う
ニューカレドニア本当キレイで旅行してきた中で一番気に入ってる
"Are you (a) youtuber?" に大草原
もはやコントだろ
まあわざとゴミみたいな発音と文法なんだろうけど寒いだけだよなこれ
海外にも馬鹿にされまくってて恥ずいわ笑
向こうも、日本人だからっていうのはあるんだろうけどさ…もう少しちゃんと喋って欲しいよね
@@sora-zg5ze あくまで日本の番組で日本人に向けての番組だからそんなガチのネイティブ英語使われてもわからないからあのぐらいのゴミ英語の方が分かりやすくていいと思う
⑥人前で鼻をかむな
↑これはセーフ。許されますよ。
まぁ不快に思う人もいるから一概にセーフとは、言えないかも……。
永遠に鼻水すすられる方が嫌だなぁ
まあそれもTPOだよなぁ
めちゃくちゃ静かな場所だとトイレにいってする笑
花粉症とかハウスダストアレルギーの人とかは仕方ないと思うし、実際自分も遠慮しつつも人前で鼻かんだこと何度もあります
すみませんって言えば全く気にならない
最後の｢礼儀作法は知らなくていい｣で全部チャラになるやんw
心がけた上でってことだと思います！
その国特有の礼儀作法は分からなくても流石に人としてやっちゃいけないことは分かるやろ
んでそれをやっちゃったのがローガンポールなんだけど
日本人が優しい前提で言ってくれてる
インタビューのコメントで言ってたが、常に周りに気を遣うことが大切で、正しい礼儀作法を知らなくても、気を遣っていれば日本人はわかってくれるっていう意味だと思うけどなぁ
礼儀作法どころじゃないんだよなぁ...
日本に来てくれるのは嬉しいけどマナーと常識の範囲内で楽しんでほしいね
郷に入っては郷に従ってほしいと思う
@@user-mw2wc1tj2p まあその考え方も日本独自のなんだよね
@@enderman6547 「ローマではローマ人のようにせよ」とは……？日本独自🤔
@@enderman6547 そのことわざの起源は中国やで…
@@enderman6547流石やな笑
東大生？笑
サムネとタイトルだけやとクリスさんが迷惑UA-camrみたいな感じやったから一瞬焦った:( '-' ):
クリスさん大好きです！応援してます！🇬🇧🇯🇵
んと、オススメかな？俺もだ。
Can someone please translate that for me and others?
@脳内世界観が破裂している民 まずは自分で調べるんだよ、調べられることを調べずにすぐ聞くやつは基本的に馬鹿だ
@@user-fp8lg1sz6m 優しく教えてらんないお前は基本的に馬鹿だ
@@user-fp8lg1sz6m うるせぇよ馬鹿。知らねぇことは聞いても調べてもいい。答えたくないなら答えなきゃいいだけ
ちゃんと意識を持った人だから起業するとかそういう事が出来るんですね！日本愛が凄い！
まず間違いなく、ローガンポールについては日本人の好感度はダダ下がり。
俺は許さんね。
それな。全国放送だし日本人はこのローガンポールが大嫌いになったよね
郷に入れば郷に従えって考えは本当に大事だと思う
とにかく日本を好きでいてくれる外国人がいれば嬉しい！
Why?
@@Rohgamu Why?
I don't know why I watched this whole video, I don't speak Japanese
Carter Herrigstad yeah im glad im not gonna do that
Don't worry bro
U came for Chris
Came for Chris stayed for the background music.
The Logan Paul situation hit me really hard because I recently spent 5 months in Japan and would bend head over heels to be as respectful and polite as possible. Not because I felt like I had to but because the Japanese people are so respectful to everyone that I thought I'd show them the same. It literally made me cry seeing how he acted in public there.
Grant Cirks First, the Suicide Forest made me upset. I didn't see the other clips until later. That really pissed me off. I was actually angry, and I've never been to Japan once. It's just the fact that anyone would behave like that in ANY country-especially a foreign country.
I appreciate that the Japanese culture teaches respect at its foundation, and because of that, people tend to be nice first, and that creates a waterfall of being nice & respectful all around. I won't even give the kid credit by looking for/watching his video. If only he could be shamed; if only this didn't further promote this kind of action by others...
I know exactly what you mean. I studied abroad for 3 months and became so mindful in setting a positive impression on everyone I met. "You might be someone's first foreign encounter" I was told and that resonated with me.
It made you cry? What a pussy.
@@GeneralLegoshi I don't even think he's faking it. Tons of expats in Japan are huge losers, sadly.
いきなりあーゆーゆーちゅーばーってww
UA-camrの迷惑を掛けるような行為が重く見られてるのは確かにあるが、日本ではテレビ局も迷惑UA-camrと同等と思われるような行為を繰り返している。
場合によってはかなり酷い
合法的な荒らしやろ
熊本の震災の時にマスゴミと認識したので迷惑UA-camrより悪質だと思うわ
Can you create some subtitles please.. haha ;D
Thomas Wallblom that would be great
There's an option (to the uploader) to allow others to contribute to the subtitles. I'm sure some out there can do it.
The auto-translated subtitles is gold XD
I am too lazy to translate the whole thing but TLDW, it starts off saying Japanese utube/partnership will go even stricter on violence and offensive languages shown on videos. (probably youtube globally) due to the recent logan paul incident. Then briefly shows how much logan is making and his networth (thru his house). Then goes interviewing several foreign utubers in shibuya area/other areas. Common consensus is logan was very disrespectful, not a role model like behavior, and crossed off everything on abroad in japan's not to do list in japan video.
Nice... Thanks a lot for the summary/translation.
I really appreciate this program decided to highlight positive youtubers. Many people might not know that there are people making good, fun, and educational content that don't disrespect and bother people. So glad you were featured!!
“This is why we as Americans get such a bad travel reputation” -Schoolteacher
ダディさんの動画可愛すぎて涙出てきた。
なんでだろう
「蛙の子は蛙」「親の顔が見てみたい」日本人はよく言ったもんだ♪
日本のニュースなのに英語圏の方しかいないなと思ったら海外のチャンネルだった
ローガンポールはwwwwwwwww
Having listened to the podcast for a year now and having heard this referenced several times, it's pretty funny to actually see it in video form now.
glad they had something like this on TV in Japan - letting other UA-camrs weigh in on him and let Japanese viewers know they/we don't think any of his behavior was in any way acceptable, and further, that most YTers are genuinely good, respectful people with quality content on their channels.
Too bad the young folks over there don't care about these shows. I remember a separate video I think by Logan himself showing off his legion of young Japanese fans when he was over there.
The Polish UA-camr interviewed after Matt is Krzysztof Gonciarz.
Japanese TV graphics makes western cheap telemarketing infomercials look like the pinacle of graphic design art
But with a lot of biased coverage.
Their websites suck too
@@AH-ng7zt biased like what
@@ADeeSHUPA If you understand japanese culture as a whole you should know why.
Everything should always be happy..etc.
Food channels everyone is always saying "the food is excellent" when it's probably not.. I think chris broad even said one time he got contacted to advertise some vegetables from a farm and he had to smile and rub his stomach acting as if it was good..
The culture promotes falling in line or else you're an outcast
True
Well thank you for being the saviour of the foreigners in Japan. If there weren't youtubers like you out there, the Japanese could be developing a pretty jaded view of us. That's exactly the opposite of what I need when I'm just about to drop some serious dollars backpacking the country. ありがとう！
あーゆーちゅーちゅーばーがまじで恥ずかしいわ
きっと向こうも「不慣れな英語かわいい」とか思ってくれてるよ
いつも思うんだけど日本にいるんだから外人だろうと日本語でいいのにな。なぜ日本で英語喋るし
サムライイングリッシュ。
@@Bee-ku7pp ワロタ
ChridBroad本人もその視聴者も、この「アーユーユーチューバー？」を含めて日本のバラエティ番組については若干揶揄ってますね。あまりにグルメに偏りすぎだとか笑。
Eloquent and thorough as always Chris. You're a real role model for people who want to live abroad, and for those sceptical about letting them visit. Ever more relevant nowadays, well done!
The French man still has the accent even when talking in Japanese
I'm impressed
what accent? french accent?
Out of no where...
A R E Y O U Y O U T U B E R?
"yeah"
外国人にも面白がられてて草
I can see why Chris was a little embarrassed and nervous by this. He puts a lot of effort usually on how he presents himself and now this TV show view by everyone in Japan is going to have full control, and not to mention he being presented next to Logan Paul.
Please let the community to write English subtitles
lmao why do they keep cutting chris off in the middle of a sentence😭
I love how they just walked up to random foreigners with a camera in their hand in the streets and asked them if they're youtubers. Those looked like some interesting channels
c0ffee2go the clip of the girl is Sharla I can't remember the name of her Channel but I know it's Sharla something Google it you'll find it
c0ffee2go Obviously you don’t know much about television. The whole thing has been set up. Text book tv interview.
D J thank you for making me aware of my own defect
c0ffee2go there are a lot of people on UA-cam that will believe anything. Because of experience talking to these people I may have been frustrated from prior experiences when writing that comment. You might be a good person, and I have disregarded that possibility. If you are a good person then my apologies. Also I don’t know you so my comment was not meant directly at you, but more to UA-cam in general. So don’t take things too personally.
D J My comment was a joking reference to one of Chris' videos :) I appreciate your comment, though, it's rare for people to act humanely on the internet. Have a nice evening!
I'm glad the news did some effort to prevent an unfair judgement to spread even more. I feel that in some places the backlash would be blown way out of proportion and I was worried it could affect others too much. Hopefully this kind of segment can help prevent this a little. Lately I feel that the standard view of UA-camrs is not being properly accurate, because in many instances, just because of the reach and viewership, UA-camrs are becoming society actors with a lot of power. There is an amount of self-awareness that I would like to be more common, but I think too many of us underestimate the significance of this category of media. It is sad that because of this, people like Logan can disrupt the trust in the community so easily.
As a foreigner (brazillian), I always love to see UA-camrs that showcase the culture or curious spots around Japan. It's very sad when a lot of content is limited to the bizzare aspects only since watching videos like yours we can see it is not so widespread as the internet likes to believe. Thank you for your work Chris!
kudos for being on tv and having such a good segment to boot. on a side note: it looks like my Japanese studies are paying off. I understood a good chunk of the banter from the narrator ^.^
Are we ever going to hear you speaking japanese Chris? xD
Never XD
Jesse he is fluent-Jlpt n1 fluent- Idk why he doesn't though. 🤔
I don't know if he's fluent or not, but JLPT N1 doesn't automatically mean you are fluent.
JLPT only tests passive skills (Kanji, Vocab, Grammar, Reading, Listening). You can definitely pass JLPT without being able to use the same information actively (Speaking fluently or Writing).
He can speak enough to get by living in Japan but is far from fluent.
He translates some stuff for Natsuki during Paterson livestreams, and he’s always a bit stuttery and wobbly whenever he does. He’s freely admitted to being out of practice!
Man they got a LOT of mileage out of that “I choose you” clip
I'm glad they ran the story about youtubers who have their s... together. Well done, Chris!!
"The thing that worries me is that his younger viewers would see that and think it's alright to come to Japan-"
**cuts him off**
日本にも炎上系UA-camrはいる。けど、彼らは日本の中で暴れている。外国人が日本で暴れているのは見ていて悲しい気持ちになる。
Congrats, you are now the face of UA-cam Britain Chris
I love how at 4:27 they look like they ran all the way to Sendai lol
THE MYTHICAL “Are you UA-camr?”. After so much time I finally found it.
I love the idea of visiting Japan, walking down the street and then having some random Japanese reporter running at me from half a mile away yelling “HARRO AH YUU YUUCHUUBAH!?”
Ah yes, I love it when it happens.
WHAT
Yeah, We Really say so🤣🤣🤣🤣
No we don’t only uneducated
@ducking R/WHOOOOSH
This is a big deal, good job man. Made you look good, honestly.
ピーチフラワーちゃんかわいすぎる！
The thumbnail tho...
I was waiting for this video ever since you posted about giving an interview on the Logan Paul issue! Thanks for uploading it!!
4:32 Best sentence of the century 😅
Shame of Japan...
@@rhipsalis きしょ
Yeah that person I don’t talk like this idiot
@@alik9666 ？
@@rhipsalis これだけでにほんのはじはくさすぎ
Best thumbnail ever!
今更見つけた〜！
面白かった笑
Finally a day watching anime for 12 years pays off enough to sort of understand what is said in between the English!! And I'm Canadian so I sort of got the French too!
これがダメだって言ってくださる外国人がいて良かった
顔出してるからもしかしたらなんかあるかもしれないのにって思って勝手に嬉しくなってる
"his younger viewers might thing it's alright to come to japan." I'm sure that was the message they meant to send lol
4:28 best part for anyone who came here
クリスさん好きなんでもっと地上波に出てほしい
もっとテレビ局声掛けてあげて
Yuki そうですね！
*Is there anything you'd like to say to your family or friends back home?*
Actually, yes. I really miss you all, and I can't wai-
4:00 oh hey it's the Kekkai Sensen ost
That threw me off SO HARD LMAOOO 😂
The music and sound effects are wild
Their casual news is just a Dynasty Warriors Music and Sounds compendium
What a flattering thumbnail
Abroad in Japan : 2 steps forward
Logan Paul: 10 steps back
Awesome that they decided to interview you chris but was wondering how come you always give interviews in English? Do they ask you to do it so you can give them the maximimum British foreigner experience?
Stuart Carter I've actually heard many Japanese say this same thing on why they want to learn English. Interesting...and sad...when the reason you want to learn a new language is so you can be better understood than you are in your native tongue.
Fluffymiyster wow and then there are people who want to learn Japanese even though they don't have any permanent business in Japan...
captn R Yeah, though that could simply be to just have a notch on their belt of knowing the language :) I started learning German for a time though I have little desire to visit Germany, lol.
Stuart Carter That would be my best guess but I personally don't speak much Japanese to confirm that but I've heard similar statements.
Fluffymiyster true, if you want to visit a country and learn the most important stuff, that's a good thing to do. Good luck with your studies on the German language, I'm actually from Germany staying in Japan right now :D
So Chris wasn't the only one who had to be asked "Are you UA-camr?"
あーゆーゆーちゅーばー？
はちょっと笑える
それな。もっとマシにできなかったんかこれ
i think logan paul should have been arrested by japanese police for doing those kinds of stunts I Have just seen in the video
I doubt it would've made any difference. He had already gotten arrested once before when he went to Italy.
They have said in a report that he is to never allowed to come back to japan.
@@Samagachi two beautiful countries as well, if he’d done that in the UK, especially London, he would have gotten a right thick ear, British people don’t put up with that kind of shit. Lol.
@@He_who_rides_many_winds man would've gotten shanked
@@artifex2.080 Aye.
The two little girls reaction to opening the dish... the hearts they added! ❤️❤️❤️❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hello, thanks for that!!!
I'm glad you were featured!
Way to represent, Chris!
-are you youtuber?
-I am. Chris Broad.
4:46ここマジで草
ははーん
カプセルホｯ……
Watching this in its raw form is quite amusing
The Kekkai Sensen OST was a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one. Low key, maybe the best anime OST of all time.
Chris literally looks like a gag character being on camera with the Japanese text at the bottom.
4:31 Trash Taste brought me here. lmao
Same
wow lots of youtubers just walking around randomly all in the same place - who'd have thought it?!
アーユーユーチューバー？？ってちょっと恥ずかしくなるwwww
日本人はカタカナ英語だからね笑
Haven't clicked so fast in my life.
I feel they could have edited it better (like not cutting you off when you were clearly about to begin another sentence. Maybe right before that moment would be good...), but all in all, even though I couldn’t understand much, I was excited to see you in this!
I think your response was honestly the best because it directed attention to his audience, who definitely are growing up thinking this is okay behaviour.
Thats typical japanese tv programme style. It looks weird but it is the way they do it.
If you didnt understand English that we'll, you wouldn't be able to tell the sentence was cut off, so to the majority ofthe audience it wouldn't make any difference. It's way easier for the video editor though :)
John Daly Interesting. Thanks for sharing.
drojf Yeah, that makes sense. Good point. :)
well tbf american documentary programs does same edit to japanese or other minor language interview, but no one notice that.
I love how thwy make UA-camrs put their cameras on the back to show that theyre indeed youtubers
Came here because of the first episode of the Abroad in Japan podcast, not disappointed
素敵な外国人UA-camrをもいるからとても嬉しい。でも、迷惑動画はやめて欲しいですよね( ･᷄ὢ･᷅ )
The Ex-Aid OST at 0:32 caught me off a bit, lmao.
Is that the poster or just recycling from Asahi?
Personally I like the idea of the host going all the way to Chris's house just to ask him if he in indeed a youtuber, then leaving
i don't know why but suddenly this one come to my top suggestion on YT today.