> We're happy to introduce you..
> KIWAMI 2!
> *silence*
>..err, Thnak you
> Yakuza Online!
> *silence*
> Hokuto ga Gotoku!!1
> *FUCKING SILENCE AGAIN*
> HgG producer Blah-blah-san, pls applause!
> *weak applause*
How come japanese audience and journalists are such beta trash who can't appreciate others hard work? It was really painful to watch.
>>388524923
Japs are typically very good at producing good content but horrible at consuming them due to their inherent shit tastes. When they have to pander to their own audiences, the quality of things go down considerably than when they have free reign over what they create.
Better than childishly overreacting, my Americuck friend
source on that vid?
bump
>>388525107
Yeah, tell that to poor producers who felt awkward on stage in complete silence, asshole
>>388525129
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fus0nst40g
>>388525361
If they wanted some low IQ niggers wooping at any external stimulus they should have gone to the US
>>388525654
> westerners all whites are cucks and niggers
I bet you're some low life scum from korea or south asia with pile of shit in your head
>Announcing...LOLI BDSM HAREM #69!!!
>Japanese crowd furious clapping and fapping
>>388524923
nips dont applaud or get hype
Go watch ANY live performance of any band there and compare to any other live performance in any other country of the same band, the japanese one almost never have people cheering or even making a sound, while the other one has tons of audience engagement
Its just how they are
Have you watched TGS? Their culture isn't prone to applauding every single thing, and instead giving the presenter time to actually present, instead of buffering in awkward waits for clap-periods.
just because americans clap at the first opportunity doesn't mean the rest of the world does
>>388525059
and in the west it's the exact opposite problem
how do we fix it
Nips are unniggerfied people that only applaud when appropriate. Not worthless subhuman niggerfied ADHD freaks like you OP.
>>388527151
In the west you are taught to simply do AS you feel. In Japan, you feel, and then think to go about expressing it.