Creepy Uncle Slang is Trending in Japan | Ojisan Kōbun

[@nopetheworld977]

taking uncle culture from creepy uncles and making it a meme/slang language is the peak of our generation really

[@oamioxmocliox8082]

;)

[@Onomappu]

I’ll be next in about 10 years.

[@AdamOwenBrowning]

@@Onomappu We will all eventually become old. We will all look a little strange to some young people eventually :DD

[@Xezlec]

@@Onomappu Oh no, I'm 41... and I hang out with a bunch of LGBT 20-somethings... I might be a creepy uncle myself!

[@stariadreamtea]

Awwww 💔 I liked this comment😍💞💞 and got it up to 499 😄 how frustrating!🐎💎💎🏘😅🐎😍😅✨I wanted it to be 500 for you! 💪 💪

[@NicoSleepyLeen]

Learning Japanese to be able to talk with people is one thing Learning modern japanese meme slang to be funny is what i strive for

[@tristanmisja]

you've got your priorities straight, good job

[@angelusvastator1297]

They say that if you know foreign slang, you're good at the language

[@dogchaser520]

Allow me to recommend this as a joke in a restaurant: foodamono foodasai Can make a lot of Japanese-basic English puns that everyone will get. That's one of the joys of speaking the lingua franca and another language

[@NicoSleepyLeen]

@@dogchaser520 "Arigazankyu"

[@ReXiRa787]

@@dogchaser520 very very 具ood

[@AstroAnalysis]

This typing style is very similar to messages you'd get from girls involved with pyramid schemes 😭 The overfamiliarity... the misuse of emoji... Incredible. Loved the video!

[@Bianca_Toeps]

🔥💕Hi, girlyyyyy! 💖💪💋 I know I bullied you in high school but how have you beeeeeen❓💓👩🏼‍🎓💸

[@seaglass3034]

O God, it is

[@AstroAnalysis]

@@Bianca_Toeps HORRIFYING.

[@phoenixmorphix]

and Facebook moms 😂

[@vitriolicAmaranth]

That and outlandish conspiracy theorists. The resemblance is uncanny.

[@ancientpeople3861]

My Japanese friend(female) uses Ojisan Slang for fun so much that her usual text style gradually becomes Ojisan Slang lol.😂

[@Tanuj047]

WWWW

[@kateb2643]

This is more of a western thing, but I have a friend who imitated bro talk so much that it gradually got less ironic and that’s just how she talks now 😂

[@militarydeviltube5014]

@@kateb2643 HAHAHAHH i do that too

[@Mr.Marbles]

@@kateb2643 i think thats the slippery slope of every new slang word in general. at first you think "god that sound stupid i hate my generation" and then you make fun of it because its so dumb. 2 weeks later and you use it unironically.

[@AuroraSilverFox]

@@kateb2643 that's literally me bro 😂

[@Onomappu]

おはよー❗☀❣💪いつも見てくれてありがとうぅ💓💕😘💓 とても嬉しいヨォ😘😚💓 もしかして、みんなもボクのこと、好きなのかなァ❗❓⁉⁉🤤❗ 冗談❗✋😅💦💦💦💦👀 *I hope KZbin won't delete this comment. You also need to be careful. *I just made a Japanese online school and we're recruiting students until March 26th Sun 12 midnight in Japan time! There's more information in this video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnzXn5Vqqap0nZI

[@Onomappu]

I need someone who can translate this creepiness in English

[@AK_7EDITX]

@@Onomappu 😂😅I love u too❤️😊😌😚😚 🤣🤣🤣 😄😄😄 I'm not kidding ✨💕💞❣️👀‼️❓❗

[@ru-yc1lh]

hi ono-chann!!😊 how r u? 🤗🤭💌 i like your videos ❗❗✅💥 (damn.)

[@pacifist4726]

@@Onomappu Good morniiiing~❗☀️❤️💪 Thanks for always watch mii💓💕😘💓 I'm sooo happy😘😚💓 So, even i can be liked by someone❗⁉️❓❗😋❗ Just kidding❗🤚😅💦💦💦💦💦💦👀 Something like that. And bonus: translation on russian. Утречка~❗☀️❤️💪Спасибки, что постоянно смотрите меня💓💕😘💓 Я ооочень счастлив😘😚💓 Выходит, что даже я могу кому-нить понравиться❗⁉️❓❗😋❗ Шуткую❗🤚😅💦💦💦💦💦👀

[@ryu9827]

@@Onomappu I honestly can't think of anything in English like this. Hitoki~~~ 🤩😍 I ❤ u G'night 💞💖😘 jks man, jks 😅😆🤣 That's as creepy as I could get I guess.. But in my past experience, one Japanese person thought I was creepy for sending 2nd text message without waiting for the reply... Or replying right after the message received. Only in Japan man, Only in Japan.... 😅😅😅

[@deadpannn19]

...you might be horrified to know that we do this exact thing in English too...

[@Onomappu]

Really!?!?!?!?🤣

[@Njaerold]

@@Onomappu in Philippines too

[@dianarojo-jewell4070]

Wait, we do?? Maybe it's not as common though?

[@nathanpeck2817]

@@dianarojo-jewell4070 well we don’t say uncle slang, but I’ve definitely said “what if we kissed as a joke…unless😎😏

[@macs5356]

@@Onomappu yess haha but it's not creepy ojisans. it's called emojipasta in english.

[@Omnihilo]

I love how no matter the culture, no matter the language, we all come together in our shared hatred and mockery of creeps world wide.

[@Heezbungus]

Real

[@thepowerisyetunknown7710]

This same phenomena of creepy old men trying to send messages to women they're interested in is a meme in spanish speaking countries too

[@Moltrox]

Señores romanticos

[@Moltrox]

Queonda mija, vamos por unas licuachelas... o te freseas ;P

[@barrett5195]

@@Moltrox viejos verdes

[@edgartrejo6554]

Yes, but they are cringe because of their (bad) grammar, not so much because of the emojis xd

[@m308]

aber tuano ermosa

[@Kaw-rasu]

This gives me "Wow, you're so mature for your age!" vibes 😭

[@mischr13]

**shudders**

[@licensetochill4992]

Nnooo, and younger girls thinking it's an actual compliment 😭✋ Baby-sisters run away

[@l3afy_x]

the genz culture really is worldwide

[@normanclatcher]

we are a global phenomenon.

[@Alfaris]

We have these people here in the West too. But it's not only middle-aged men, it's also what we call "nice guys", which is like someone who is only after one thing with women and has no social awareness. People also talk like them as a joke, just like the topic of this video. An example is the "Just kidding....Unless?" meme that you can look up.

[@AmyFerguson]

I thought of that meme as well :)

[@KeshiaRambles]

"Nice guys" are usually 20somethings or teenagers from what I've seen

[@AmyFerguson]

@@KeshiaRambles but the vibes the same. Don’t go where you don’t fit. You know you don’t fit but you’re pushing ahead anyways. Then you backpedal in apology like you didn’t know or you were just playing. Everybody knows. Just go where you fit. Or we can all just sit back and enjoy the cringe. Which has its own appeal. Ahhhh yes, glorious cringe.

[@melissahughes4205]

@@KeshiaRambles "Nice guys" have been around forever. Or at least since the 90s. We just didnt know what to call them.

[@7792pnaurfr]

Not the same at all

[@TokyoTigger]

The heavy breathing while transformed into おじさん is what really nails it for me. 🤣

[@kamibr4644]

Yeah 🤣❤️

[@BioGenx2b]

I watched the entire video without subtitles and understood most of it. Excellent use of gestures, facial expression, vocal tone, and imagery to keep me on topic! おもしろい！

[@YukiOnna92]

🤣your transformation into ojisan was hilarious 😁I really like your sense of humour 👍you never fail to make me laugh and learn something 😎

[@Onomappu]

ありがとう😘✨😳😊👍💍

[@YukiOnna92]

@@Onomappu ええ🤣? マジで? 💖👰🏼‍♀️🤵🏻‍♂️しょうがない おじさん😘🎉🥂Let’s get married! 💋

[@kamibr4644]

@YukiOnna92 You should add "Just kidding" 🤣

[@sylvainfalquet6350]

6:28 "I'm getting a lot of psychological damage" LMAO

[@Onomappu]

I understand that it’s not easy to be Ojisan✊

[@oamioxmocliox8082]

;)

[@kalinga2nihon]

Emotional Damage

[@coroiika]

i got recommended this video and i must say i love how this man is always smiling and how he reads out the emojis like “teehee!” this was so silly and funny

[@hineraable]

Where i'm from we call them ''chavorucos'' (roughly translates to ''old youngester"). And if they have any type of hidden sexual intentions, then they are a ''rabo verde'' (green scut). Our version of ojisans do not necesarilly use emojis, but the idea is the same. This type of Ojisans exist everywhere don't they.

[@ATakahashi12]

“Hotondo inai” my ass, I’ve gotten so many unironic messages like these in the past 3 years that I could become a convincing creepy ojisan on demand 💀

[@折り紙の妖精]

日本語勉強系のチャンネルでおじさん構文を見る日が来るなんて…(日本人です)

[@guytorie]

Reminds me of when I was in college in 2010 and college age people (usually women) would wear "grandpa sweaters" and say things like "I'm such a grandpa." There was much less of a creepiness aspect to the trend, but since grandfathers are associated with being behind the times, people would call themselves grandpas every time they liked something old fashioned. I had a collection of grandpa sweaters back then, as well. In regards to the creepiness of the slang, it's fascinating to see people in other cultures reclaim creepy comments that are aimed toward them and use the same words ironically in a way that isn't creepy when shared among trusted peers. I've seen people do this in the US, and I think it's cool and interesting to watch slang evolve that way.

[@mischr13]

you mean like pretending to be ironically out of fashion but really it's just cuz it's comfortable or you just don't care it's out of fashion? I remember that. there was even a song about thrift store shopping and wearing "grandpas clothes" in the early 10s

[@Zieuaugu]

When I think of ojisan typing like I imagine a Japanese version of Steve Buscemi doing the “How do you do, fellow kids?”

[@Sphnxfr]

In my country, there are some political parties that have social media profiles that look scarily like this. It's moderately weird when it's just some out-of-touch old person doing it, but when it's a marketing strategy used by 'professionals' the creeps it gives me are on a whole other level.

[@Hezkun]

Philippines?

[@Sphnxfr]

@@Hezkun Germany

[@Hezkun]

@@Sphnxfr ahhh thanks for clarifying, man that sounds both sad and hilarious

[@riotboi6202]

私はイタリア人で、日本語を勉強しています。ひときさんのビデオはいつもとても面白くて、たのしいです！ エモジをつかいませんでした！😂

[@Onomappu]

嬉しい😃😊👍👍😂👍💍

[@justsomeitalianguy1165]

わー、私だけでわない! イタリア人で、二ヶ月間日本語を勉強しています。本当に日本語が大好きだから、頑張ります。:) (I tried my best, hoping I haven't gotten anything wrong ahah; buona fortuna con lo studio della lingua!)

[@Akane-JapaneseClass]

ひときﾁｬﾝの動画、メッチャおもしろかった😆‼️‼️( ´ ▽ ` )🎉👏ｽｺﾞｰｲ🤩 来年、コラボできたらいいなァァ🥹💦✨✨‼️ﾋﾋﾋ🌸🌞(^_-) だめだ、時間かかるし私にはできないwww

[@Onomappu]

あかねﾁｬﾝ、うれしいナァ🥺‼️✨✊☺️ 絶対、、、、、一緒にコラボｼﾖ😘‼️🌞🍃‼️🙌👀楽しみすぎて、1人じゃネレナイなぁ、、、💦💦😅😅😅‼️‼️✨ 冗談‼️❓‼️⁉️👀👀 あかねさんのおじさん構文は、気持ち悪さがなくて可愛さしか残ってないです🤣

[@大砲はピュ]

@@Onomappu based

[@Viva-Cristo-Rey-]

The fact that a nasty uncle is such a global thing is funny to me. We say something like "Onkel klam" in Danish which just means uncle nasty. But I think "Gammel gris" = old pig is used more often.

[@xaawoxaawolina5133]

in swedish it's "gubbslem" which means "mucus older man"

[@Viva-Cristo-Rey-]

@@xaawoxaawolina5133 jävlar gubbar!

[@Aerodumb]

There's a mistake in the Spanish translation. It's "jerga" not "juerga". "Juerga" means "binge, party hard", so when I clicked this, I thought the video was about uncles hanging out and getting drunk 😆

[@alchuraichu]

This is so interesting! Here in Finland, creepy uncle talk is kind of a meme too, but it's pretty different. The "uncles" are not trying to be youthful, cute or subtle. Finnish uncle talk is very forward, pushy and sexual, trying too hard to be funny, and using silly and/or grotesque words. ("Lääh puuh tyllerö", "setä wittuas wilkaista wois", if you know you know)

[@-mokerly-5984]

"Harmi ettei numerosi oo tuossa lipussa, voitais jutella kun äitisi ei ole kotona" -Setämies äänestyspaikalla

[@alchuraichu]

@@-mokerly-5984 HYI

[@-mokerly-5984]

@@alchuraichu Äläpä! Siis hittolainen, vain syvä kunnioitus demokratiaa kohtaan esti potkaisemasta pöydän alla munille. (Olin siis töissä. Ennakkoäänestys 2021.) Onneksi vaalivirkailijoiksi päästetään vaan täysikäisiä 😞

[@AnastasiaPlantlegs]

This totally happens in American countries as well!!!!!! Definitely a different feeling to it with USAmerican uncles but they still say weird creepy things as 'jokes'.

[@travis9416]

I've recently discovered your channel and I was so amazed that I could understand most of what you said. Your channel is perfect for learners. Interesting content, cheerful personality and good pace. Thank you so much for your work.

[@akinmemories]

this is definitely a coping mechanism for the amount of creepy men Japanese girls have to deal with, like damn ;-;

[@ningyom4852]

Whenever I watch your videos, one thing that appears to me the most is the fact that you are smart! Your jokes, your cuteness while actually teaching...いろいろありがとうございます Now my comment sounds like a おばさん構文 😅 let me finish with some creepy emojis 笑😃🤩💖💞

as a teen girl, this makes perfect sense to me and it's funny to see that our humour is similar all around the world lol

[@Gilsworth]

I'm getting flashbacks to a man I bet at a Café/Bar named Shimizu, we were both regulars and he'd always act cute and have this eternal smile on his face. It was very disarming and we actually became good friends, but one night when I was talking to the owner of the place after closing she told me that he's actually really creepy and keeps hitting on her despite having a wife and kids. That changed my perception of him, watching this video is now putting it all into perspective.

[@licensetochill4992]

It's been popular here in Finland too. We actually have a word for sleazy middle-aged men called [setämies] which is literally just [uncle-man]. Uncle-men are usually very sleazy and eh - kinda misogynistic - やあお姉ちゃん君はいい妻になるかもしれん😉、もちろん冗談です。おじさんほっといてくれえよ！！(ﾟдﾟ；)

[@alexeysaranchev6118]

Based Finnish uncles.

[@ギリギリ虫]

Ohmygod didn't expect to come across the word "setämies". Suomiperkele! I think "setämies" are more sleazy and their messages tend to be more straightforward sexual while おじさん are trying to seem more youthful and cute in a weird way.😅

[@licensetochill4992]

@@ギリギリ虫 Torille we go! 👊🏻🇫🇮

[@bigal_3000]

More videos that cover modern Japan slang trends like this pls this was hilarious

[@adrianolmos4739]

5:00 その「どうも」には、とても強いおじさん精神を感じることができます 😂😂

[@KeshiaRambles]

I laughed so hard at the creepy uncle acting, but that messy hair actually looks kind of good on him.

[@CinnamonQuills]

It's like it's a combination of the skeevyness of like "f*ckboi" messages (who are usually pretty young themselves) combined with "Hello fellow kids" energy. Like "haha babe wouldn't it be funny if we made out as a joke lol" but then throw in a half dozen cringey Mom Emojis. Like a middle-aged guy trying to be a f*ckboi. And that's exactly what the style is going for, I think!

[@mollym8402]

Watching you panic while reading this makes it all the funnier This reminds me of the american joke of typing like you're an old person on facebook BY TYPING IN ALL CAPS AND ASKING HOW THE FAMILY IS ON A PUBLIC COMMENT

[@expressionamidstcacophony390]

Realizing that "ranchi" does not in fact mean "ranch," but "lunch," made me inexplicably sad.

[@felzebub1762]

We need to teach Uncle Roger the creepy Japanese uncle energy

[@novelle.27]

日本語を勉強してる英語ネイティブなので字幕の上で日本語をつけてくれてありがとう！すごく役に立った。 こういうスラングが大好き。さすがＺ世代 （訂正大歓迎）

[@hatakekakashy2837]

It was an interesting topic. 😆🤣 I really enjoyed👍🏻😃😂 Thanks for making me happy Hitoki - San 🤗❤️

[@miru_animation]

شكراً لأنك تنشر مقاطع فيديو اشعر انني كلما اشاهد مقطع اتعرف على اليابانيين اكثر واكثر . اتمنى ان تفهم ماكتبته 🙃 日本へ行ってみたいです . متابع من اليمن 🇾🇪🧕🏽

[@yuya2186]

字幕に韓国語と日本語があってめっちゃいいです👍🏻👍🏻💖いつも面白い動画ありがとう❣️🌟🙂🌟

[@Onomappu]

嬉しい😊👍💍✨ こちらこそ、ありがとう😘✨😳😊👍💍✨

[@hana-chan420]

Lol your explanation is so funny! 🤣 who knew that emojis would turn out to be such a versatile language tool in our modern age?

[@christineyim1795]

I just finished all of your videos is 3 days. Please upload some more!! I learned so much from your videos. :)))

[@StarlitLilies]

This reading was hilarious 😂😂I already lost it at 'chuu~'🤣🤣

[@shin-ishikiri-no]

Now I possess the vocabulary required to talk to little boys and gorls at daycare in Japan. Thank you so much!

[@mrswhiddleberry]

had a middle aged client that used to send messages like this as well, acting cute and coy while implying he's joking (then the next text asking if his wife set up his next appointment yet😬) the creepy uncle experience is universal lol

[@matydos6069]

遅い話し方の動画を作るので本当にありがとうございます。日本語勉強者として日本人はいつもいつも早すぎて話しそと思います。日本人の動画が見るときに、「あたしは日本語全然わからん」って思いますけど、Onomappuさんのビデオはきっと日本語ができる証のです。 真にありがとうございました

[@twqd5627]

I didnt know what you were talking about at first, but when I saw the message I started laughing! Here in Australian University people post like that as a meme lol. Its cool that even though I dont know any japanese, I could recognise the meme instantly!

[@NutyRiver]

This reads like that girl who bullied you in high school messaging you for the first time in years trying to get you to join a pyramid scheme.

[@sosi_ska_with_soap.]

вы такой милый молодой человек 🥺🫶💕😭❤️😍🤌👉👈 вас так приятно слышать и смотреть 🥹😔😩💕🫶😍❤️

[@O_o_nil]

В топ 🤌🏻🤌🏻чтобы🙏🙏🙏🙏все 😍😍😍😍😍😍 увидели 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@sosi_ska_with_soap.]

@@DecimusYna поддерживаю

[@きのこ320]

@@sosi_ska_with_soap. +

[@impactframes6514]

With how often I use Simeji and kaomoji/emojis in my messages, I think I've been using Ojisan Slang the entire time 🤣🤣 ファイト！！　(๑•̀ •́)و✧

[@meibritrose9094]

me too

[@flowerings]

This is how I realize I've been using it as well this is so embarrassing 😭

[@FAKOR_]

OMGチャンネル見たからついあの声で脳内再生されちゃう困っちゃう

[@rohankishibe5984]

Me and my friends sometimes do this too but it's more like our parents would text xD

[@Zayashuku]

I feel like this is multicultural and universal LOOOOL The way I ran when I got a GLIMPS of the message

[@alexg7254]

Even when speaking fast, you still speak so clearly 🙏 I normally cannot understand Japanese spoken too quickly, but it's very easy to distinguish all of your speech sounds. Is that something you worked on or do you just naturally have good elocution?

[@elirajang2352]

ririちゃん、可愛らしイネ😃😃✋今から寝ようと思ってたのに、目が覚めちゃったよ😆😚どうしてくれるんダ😆 Why is this so freaking funny !! I use a lot of emojis in text and cute-ish sounds too.. wonder if people will tend to think of me as creepy once I grow up? 😟😰

[@shikiyama]

ngl, creepy uncle text message generator is a really funny idea the way they write is hilarious even to people who do not know much japanese i think

[@Type_null14]

I love the characters you create! 😂 thank you 🙏 ❤

[@suhamail1998]

i love your videos, this one is very funny too

[@Cotfi2]

I am an ojisan, and I approve of this message. 😑👍

[@easypete7920]

I remember doing this exact “trend”/style of humor in high school. My friends and i would text with an absurd amount of emojis and weird lingo. I guess it was less mimicking creepy old men and more just typing like we were old though. something like: “🙌 that movie we watched together 🍿 👐SO funny XD😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😂minion😂😂we should watch more😂😂❗️❗️❗️ much love xx💅😍😍” i guess old people just type the same around the world

[@felipealexandre7660]

You videos are really funny, I laughed a Lot! Also, I'm studying japanese and you help me a lot.

[@julievrhackzor]

Yo I got autism and I always feel like that uncle No matter if I write to a friend or secretery of defense there's a lot of thinking what typical people write in such situations and trying to appear not weird for some reason. So leaving myself loopholes with LOL to treat stuff as a joke if it turns out to be weird is everyday stuff. Or trying to make it sound cooler or stuff honestly it is my second nature by now

[@MeCooper]

Wait, A resurgence of Japanese uncle slang?! *IS THIS THE 90s AGAIN?!* Somebody really needs to inform me when we start this time travel stuff.

[@princessjiji]

ACCURATE. I started messaging my friends like this and now we all do it.

[@notmyfullname598]

this is just the meme of someone saying "jk... unless"

[@Ladyofthedreams_]

Hitoki san thank you for the amazing and funny video❤️💕😂🤣🤭being a ojisan is litreally hilarious!!!😳:-{:-/😶🤡😅

[@Im-fq1mn]

おじさん構文　上手い👏

[@atinyleaf5014]

This kind of typing is a thing in America too, wow. Though it's not just guys, definitely older people though, and definitely cringe

[@veiner1345]

ヒトキさん 今日は私わウクライナ人です、 このチャネルのビデオは本当に面白て、ヒトキさんガッコイイよ、 今日日 私は福井県住むのに、一人暮らしです、 あなたのチャネルを見る時に気持ちはよくなるし 日本語を頑張って勉強します、 日本ではどんなところは面白い、教えてもらってもいいか ありがとう！

[@iswearimnotafurry4953]

My and my friends say really similar stuff to each other in English, it’s so funny to me that something like this transcends languages lmaoo

[@davidanielassis1756]

in Brazil there was a trend, a few months ago, where people wrote like elderly people who have problems with technology. lots of emojis and misspellings, and words characteristic of elderly people

[@Theohybrid]

Thing is, this happens for those unwilling to accept that they're older and are still holding onto their youth surrogate in younger people. Younger people are still in that social bubble so they don't understand; which is understandable: they have their lives. Still I wish that there was a community for people who do age out of mainstream culture because for many people they are left lost and fend for themselves socially. If everyone eventually comes here then Wouldn't it helpful to make communities for them that will eventually enter that age.

[@Noyasandesu]

The thing is this is how i usually talk to other people and now i just realize how funny it is 😭

[@MazAMaTaz]

This sounds like most of the creeps who’ve sent me online dating messages. Amazing that this is a thing in Japan too!

[@ASHERUISE]

今回も優秀な授業をツクってくれてありがたいでちゅヨ~~ 💖uwu💖💞えらいエライ🤗😀

[@gravyz2cute4u]

I love the ojisan transformation!! :D

[@theman5324]

Here's the English version (the theme is Starbucks): "Heyyy guuuurl 🤣😝😼🤘!!! I heard you like Starbucks LOL!?!?!? 💫⭐️😳👽👐 OMG let's go together queen~ LMAO maybe we can skip to second base 😱! Haha JK 🙈 unless...😍!!! See you then GTG TTYL BFF!!! 👀👅💅🤳💃🦋✨"

[@tenzan_kuroki]

「日本やばいでしょう?」まさかこんな台詞を日本の人から聞いくのは…初めてですねぇww お疲れ様でした、onomappu-san! The explanation is really entertaining and helpful! 😂😂 Kinda interested to try it out ngl.

[@UnnamedVibesTree]

...I know this sounds odd...But I feel like this would be how someone like Rena Ryuguu would text...even scarier.

[@21adn22]

そうなんですか、知った時にはびっくりしました、教えてくれてありがとうございました😘

[@Onomappu]

どういたしまして😘

[@yudaisensei2020]

ひとき先生ちゃん、お早う(^_^)💕今日も頑張ってネ😆😚（笑）

[@cocoainkyoto]

流行っていることを楽しく教えてくれてありがとうございます。３年間日本に住んでいるのに、おじさんこうぶんって聞くのは初耳でした。 P.s.　可愛いおじさんになりましたよね🤣

[@soullesscadmium30]

Hitoki really out here exposing all the Japanese girls. A message for hitoki: ね君~~かゃわいいね～💓✨💓💓🤙🤙👀👀😘😘

[@phen-themoogle7651]

きゃわいいｗｗｗｗｗ

[@monch6183]

i love how no matter where you go, teenage girls will always find a way to meme on creepy guys 😭😭 Instead of texting like an uncle, I sometimes text like those "nice guys" or incels who approach me. Apparently, it's a worldwide trait for you and your friends to impersonate people like these

[@ladycavalier]

This guy's hair is so FLUFFY :O

[@choikyeong880]

衝撃、韓国も同様の現象が起きている

[@WanderingXion]

3:48 es broma pero si quieres no es broma (love your channel!)

[@77AlexS]

At Tokyu Hands, there's an ojisan slang card game 🤣I was very tempted to buy it.

[@zk1914]

The fact that overusing emojis could be a universal indicator of predators is fascinating..

[@eodoare]

i dont think so, i think the "Predator" writing the emojis is just to fit in with teenagers group or something. like how a boomer american dad would talk to his sons friends to try to fit with their humor standards, idk hoe to explain it better

[@hmmm713]

4:38 "there's something good in it. You want more of it. Japan's a lost cause eh?" Lmaoo😭

[@savvyphilosopher]

Why is this texting style my dad? Haha, his texting style is so similar with so many emojis and little phrases. Each text is like an email and he often signs his name at the bottom. 😂💕

[@hundvd_7]

Huh, I just realized you call the exclamation mark surprise mark. Love it

[@GenetMJF]

In Finland we have these creepy creatures called "Setämies" (Lit. translation: Uncleman). Which are basically creepy old men who would try to flirt with young women and otherwise be kinda slimy. Sometimes me and my friends would talk like setämies to each other so I kinda get the appeal. :,D Setämies is kinda a meme among younger ppl specially women here.

[@jojogape]

2:08 It's fascinating to know the Japanese equivalent of "How do you do, fellow kids?".

[@link-kun5974]

It's exactly like that creepy text you get from desperate old people who try to get girls on internet. It also have the same vibe with people who use asterisk or closed captions in creepy way lol. Guy: Hey what's up *Hugging his phone and rolling over left and right in excitedness waiting for reply Also guy few mins later: I think you're cute *pulls out meat scepter

[@TheOtherOne7isBlueMaid]

As soon as I saw the title I completely understood why