Japanese Rebel Reporters Who Illegally Sang the News

[@Linfamy]

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[@DiscoChixify]

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[@marcobuncit7539]

That's gonna be my quote of the day my good, I meant, bad sir.

[@7EvanPAC789]

Mandate of Heaven: To be Counted Righteous always meant to reject Evil absolutely never allowed to justify evil crime lawlessness in heart thus when being made aware of Law (Truth) thus taking God at his word (God's word (law) made flesh: Jesus Christ replacement of First Man & the Lord of Heaven in the Flesh the literal Body of God) hence obedience and sacrifice the test of the heart (In full legal agreement with/Listening to God). The Heart is what has always been judged (pure) as good or evil. (Once learned made aware of Law, All People held to account judged by Law known/Israel.) 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[@rtcp2020]

Hello, did those yomiuri also sing about the Perry expedition?

[@kinen5280]

😊😊😊

[@YourFunkiness]

I'm so glad to live in a modern age where we have polished, professional news teams to spread misinformation for our entertainment.

[@THETRIVIALTHINGS]

Nice! lol

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

In other times I would have disagreed with you. Now I am about to write a scholarly paper about the subject... for a journalism peer-reviewed journal. Do you think it will pass the review process? 😭

[@YourFunkiness]

​@@MariaMartinez-researcher the cynic in me says it depends on if it backs up the agenda the journal wants to push.

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

@@YourFunkiness It is a well-regarded, internationally respected scholarly journal, not a newspaper journal. It has been recommended to me by several reference librarians. Its standards are so high that I don't know I could fulfill its requirements. No "agenda" on sight. Academia is a world you aren't quite acquainted to, it appears. Actually, the subject is that I found out a striking case of misinformation openly perpetrated by several mainstream media from all sides of the political spectrum in 2009; as the subject itself appears as irrelevant (an actor's death) in relation with, let's say, international politics, maybe it will not be selected for publication, despite the ethical connotations. See? It's not a matter of any "agenda" here, but professional malpractice by editorial decision, which can impact news much more relevant that the one I am researching about. Things is, how can we trust the reliable sources when they demonstrably behave like tabloids? That's a problem for everyone, no matter which side of any political divide.

[@lainiwakura1776]

Yellow journalism is back baybeeeee!!!

[@darthclaire7179]

Singing news?! We need to bring this back!

[@jasonbelstone3427]

Didn't we have auto tune the news for a while? Case in point for *not* bringing it back. No, I'm not a Japanese government official. I'm just offended that you think such things constitute good taste and matters befitting to public morals.

[@darthclaire7179]

@@jasonbelstone3427 that’s exactly a Japanese government official WOULD say

[@ANIMAL.LOVERS.DONT.EAT.ANIMALS]

just listen to Ready to Fall by rise against

[@merikatools568]

And felching

[@BloodInTheStrawberries]

We have murder ballads which were used in a similar way, some of them are fictional but based off of real events, or actual events of murder.

[@briane6957]

Tells the public about some grisly murder but stops halfway to do a 2 minute guitar solo.

[@rizkiramadhan9266]

Lmaooo this sounds great

[@kb3146]

I remember watching an episode of Samurai Champloo and there were three guys roaming around singing songs about a news event (they were beat boxing). Back then I assumed it's just for comedy, but now I finally get what that was! :D Love your videos.

[@rumplstiltztinkerstein]

God dang it. Now that you reminded me of that scene I'm gonna have to watch it again. Thanks

[@thegatorhator6822]

I mostly remember the American translator actually having the accent of an American translator and the other Americans actually being Americans, not Japanese VAs doing bad impressions. It's so common "americans" or "british" people are just voiced by a Japanese VA butchering our language that it really stands out when they do it RIGHT.

[@vertigq5126]

I’m totally suggesting my DM add this into his next DnD campaign. Seems like a great way to spread news (accurate or not) of major story events… plus political bangers about the king and his court!

[@Bloodlyshiva]

AKA "The Role Of Bards".

[@jackhhun2698]

you know its actually a lot like the woke thing. They try to ban certain languages and judge you harshly if you don't say or act as they like but most people generally dont listen to them and all the things they've made for wokeness of recent have not made any real money

[@xemmyQ]

ita legit just a bard

[@Infinitebrandon]

Dude, oriental adventures was my favorite . Kara-Tur, right? Been awhile. This bushi can't wait to find a decent DM to serve with; they always make me DM. ✌️

[@Cathowl]

And if the DM doesn't do it, you can just conspire with your party to start being news bards yourselves. :p

[@dougalportree603]

Britain had these too, called broadside ballads. Songs about murders and executions were especially popular

[@marocat4749]

Good to know mdia never changes :P Are the preserved, that could be incredibly interesting.

[@dougalportree603]

@@marocat4749 Yes, they’re in the British Library- Colindale branch (I did my PhD on journalism history)

[@susanfalco4252]

Some things never change.

[@albertamalachi3560]

Yomiuri: "Pay me or I make you regret it." Homeowner: "Try me." Yomiuri: _uses Vicious Mockery_

[@gabbyn978]

Central Europe had the same kind of singers, who travelled through the towns and villages. They usually would set up a bench on which they would stand and perform. Nearby there was a poster hanging from a pole or a tree, with the story being laid out in a series of pictures; and while they were singing, they would point with a staff at the pictures that showed the events described in the sung verses. After finishing the song, they offered sheets of paper on which the respective song was printed. The german version of this profession was called 'Baenkelsaenger', their stories - especially the gruesome ones which were always accompanied by a dire warning not to do the same - bore the name 'Moritat' (murder ballad). They managed to survive as long as there were only traditional newspapers available, without pictures (except maybe in the ads). Some of them performed even in the early 20th century; but then came the radio and illustrated magazines, and their time was over. Bertold Brecht and Kurt Weill created an artistic version of these songs, namely the Ballad of Mack The Knife.

[@mmmmcatea]

“The neighbors are divorcing? Tell me everything, from the moment they were born” got me in a chokehold

[@idraote]

It's interesting how this sort of "performer/reporter" was also common in Europe in the past. Minor details changed, but they existed.

[@rizkiramadhan9266]

They're called jesters

[@carissamace]

Your mixing of puns and actually good information is amazing. Keep up the good work!

[@Dexisow]

I agree 👍🤙

[@DiaArtCreativity]

I always love to hear more about the Edo Period. It's my favorite. I especially love the information about the daily life of ordinary people. I have never heard of the Yomiuri singers before!

[@victormontes7007]

got to be honest the way you say baby always gets me

[@Gleepglurp]

Bae bee

[@UH-60_Blackhawk]

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[@rtyh-m1b]

If you want to learn more about Japanese history and culture, we recommend reading "eiyuutachi no sentaku," "Taiga Drama," "rekishi tantei," "Ukiyo-e Mystery," and "NHK Special." It is a popular historical program in Japan. Many Japanese learn history and culture from these programs.

[@marcobuncit7539]

Praeco of Roman: Ah, so you too an announcer? Yomiuri of Japan: Yes, but with singing

[@jasonbelstone3427]

All speculation on the Americans and their sexual morals shall be kept to an appropriate minimum!

[@Packless1]

...in Germany those bards were called 'Bänkelsänger' (Bank-Singers), telling people the news - mostly the type of gruesome horror stories...! 😱😱😱

[@hatsunemikuchannel2023]

1:04: Hehe... Nice singing! That would be nice, Linfamy... 🤔🤔😲😲😅😅

[@kingrooper]

You know, this is pretty much manga and anime in its primal form. No wonder there's so many great stories from there, the older folks did them first. And man those Ukioe drawings looks amazing.

[@bigfootpart4therevengeancing]

There is an allegory of a woman who met the love of her life (let's call him Dan,) at her aunt's funeral, then went home and murdered her own sister. She was arrested and held without bail and begged to be let out on sympathetic grounds to go to her sister's funeral. When the judge asked why this should be allowed after all that this woman had done, the woman just said "I need to see Dan again!" This is an allegory and a question posed to people to determine if they may have traits of APD, particularly Psychopathy. Pretty sure Oshi passes the test.

[@Linfamy]

She just wanted to see Dan! I sympathize :p

[@bigfootpart4therevengeancing]

@Linfamy Look, we all know Dan's a good-looking guy and he has these mysterious green eyes that seem to stare straight into your heart whenever he looks at you and a deep, soothing voice, but if everyone killed their sister everytime some guy named Dan talked to them, well, it would really make re-runs of "Sister, Sister," pretty awkward for surviving family members to sit through.

[@audreyandremington5265]

wait so if you dont understand how its an allegory does that mean you're a psychopath . . .

[@kayleekeen4238]

​@@audreyandremington5265 yes and no, usually the allegory is left open ended instead of told. Usually the person telling the allegory will tell the first part of the woman seeing Dan at her aunt's funeral and then killing her sister, and then afterward the person being tested for psychopathy or ASPD will be asked why she murdered her sister. If they answer correctly without any clues, it's viewed as an indication of those disorders

[@audreyandremington5265]

@kayleekeen4238 I think it makes more sense to me now? I think allegory is the wrong word, it's just a story you're telling to analyze someone's personality. I

[@jrodriguez1374]

For the algorithm!!

[@Linfamy]

Hell yeah

[@Periwinkleaccount]

Al gorithm

[@theonlymegumegu]

@@Periwinkleaccount now I'm just imagining Al Gore claiming he invented DDR

[@grannykiminalaska]

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[@jrodriguez1374]

@@Periwinkleaccount algo-rhythm

[@rtyh-m1b]

You can learn a lot about the common people in the Edo period in "Banzuke". There are many rankings such as the ranking of occupations that common people in the Edo period wanted to be, the ranking of heroes, the ranking of revenge, the ranking of sake, and the ranking of favorite side dishes.

[@seregiel9541]

Have we figured out how to separate the truth from the lies in some of these papers? (aka first story). I'd be interested in the "reality is stranger than fiction" stories that were originally disregarded as fake and did end up being true

[@vorbei8222]

Great video. Love your work.

[@Linfamy]

Thanks so much :)

[@DenajM25]

Such a good video, this channel has gone so far from like 2017 when i started watching

[@aw2598]

I'm listening on headphones at home to live through nearby construction (thank you kind sir for intelligent euphemisms) ... it's weirding my cat out that laughter is randomly bursting from my face. (He's concerned but trying to be helpful.)❤

[@auntiefarmgirl3670]

Yay!’ A new Linfamy video!!

[@rtyh-m1b]

From 1963 to the present, the Taiga Drama is a TV series produced by NHK, the national broadcaster of Japan, which carefully examines costumes, buildings, customs, etc., and makes one a year. There was a time when two were made in a year, but due to unpopularity, it returned to one a year. Taiga dramas are TV dramas watched by many Japanese people, and the places where they are themes attract more tourists. I live in a city that became the stage of a historical drama, but the whole city was dyed in the historical drama.

[@stevenedmund5680]

missed you bro ...got no new videos from you in my selection so I hit the bell just now. Liked as soon as the video played. happy new year

[@Linfamy]

Happy new year! :)

[@Big_Dai]

Yomiuri, the TikTok of our times..

[@aureliecs4912]

I heard people in Japan saying "I think you're playing Shamisen!" (ちょっと三味線を弾いているんじゃないの?)to mean "I think you're tricking us"... Does anyone know this and is this related to the Yomiuri or nothing in common?

[@pedroarjona6996]

Have you ever heard about Narcocorridos?, they are songs, following the traditional corrido form that was used to present news in Mexico from colonial through revolutionary times, but they are about current drug dealers, often presenting them in a extremely sympathetic way. They are officially banned in six Mexican states. They sell a lot of discs and streamings through the Internet.

[@francinebacone1455]

This is what Gen X should take up after retirement. Singing, dancing, gossiping, and making zines while loitering in your own neighborhood. I'd start this trend but I'm not on tik tok. Or retired. Or capable of retirement. One can aspire, tho.

[@Meadowsandmangoes]

SECRET TUNNEL…SECRET TUNNEL secret, secret secret TUNNEL…is what came to mind lol

[@rtyh-m1b]

In Japan, it is said that no other historical drama is made as a result of the popularity of Taiga dramas broadcast by NHK. Most Taiga dramas are concentrated in the Kamakura period, the Sengoku period, and the end of the Edo period. The popularity of those times is high among Japanese people. It is especially popular during the Sengoku period and the end of the Edo period. The Jomon period, Yayoi period, Kofun period, Asuka period, Nara period, and mid-Edo period have never been drawn. It's an unpopular era.

[@Fenrisson]

That was delightfully fun! Thank you so much for the video!

[@Scgod2]

I love your videos ❤ I can’t wait for the next video.

[@amyj.4992]

This is so well explained 🤩

[@rtyh-m1b]

Could you introduce the history of ukiyo-e? There is a big difference between the early, middle and late Edo period. Ukiyo-e is a picture that allows you to know the clothes, buildings, food, and culture of the Edo period very well.

[@streatymcmeaty8962]

This is literally my favorite video of yours it's so funny 😂

[@markarca6360]

Back to modern Japan, there is a TV station "Yomiuri TV". I think this is where they got the name or the Yomiuri prefecture, where it is located.

[@Lucious410]

Gosh, this is just hilarious 😂 thanks for sharing this.

[@agalgonzalez]

You are hilarious, Linfamy!

[@rtyh-m1b]

In the Edo period, there was a samurai house inside the Yamanote line. There was a commoner's house outside. Houses of ordinary people are called "nagaya".

[@rtyh-m1b]

Have you ever seen a Taiga drama broadcast on nhk? Many Japanese learn about history and culture from taiga dramas. Atsuhime, Sanadamaru and Kamakura-dono are recommended.

[@JonathanKayne]

Who would have guessed that clickbait was an issue hundreds of years ago too

[@jimiwills]

I love this content and its performance. ❤️❤️❤️😸

[@AyubuKK]

This is great

[@jimiwills]

ikr

[@jlvfr]

...and today they make youtube videos... ;) Sorry, could not resist. Another great video, thank you.

[@rtyh-m1b]

I would like you to also take up the Edo period "fireworks", "lottery" and "rental books". During the Edo period, fireworks were launched from May 28th to August 28th. Commoners came to Ryogokubashi to see it on a houseboat. You can see how it looks like in ukiyo-e.

[@matthewjenkins4559]

“Ancient Japan outlaw singing” This could be a plot for a new “Footloose” Japanese movies. Where the main character takes a “Back to the future” Time Machine car to bring music to ancient Japan. It’s “Footloose” mixed with “Back to the future”

[@elliottcanuel2196]

Hi I know I'm literally one person but I'll take a chance at making a request: Could you make a video about the Ooku?

[@carrioncrow13]

Tabloid newspapers, except they're sung instead of printed.

[@giantred]

So basically the singing Japanese version of World Weekly News? Did THEY every find a bat boy? What did THAT song sound like?

[@azzeillarmeck4657]

For the algorithm ....u rock

[@streatymcmeaty8962]

We have to bring these guys back. 😂😂😂

[@ananyanyan]

"So there's this horrible tragedy that took place recently...anyway, here's Wonderwall"

[@TheKaoticFoxi23]

I havent watched your videos in a while but oh my your art looks so good now!!! :O

[@Т1000-м1и]

3:35 was HARD A E S T H E T I C

[@rtyh-m1b]

The Taiga drama that is currently being broadcast is "What to do with Ieyasu"

[@willhoren9200]

"Ineffective ban" is redundant.

[@gwammeh]

Damn newspapers killing the “powerballads about your liege lord’s cheating concubine” industry

[@iglybo]

very interesting stuff!

[@Infinitebrandon]

After years of wondering what kind of AD&D 2e character I can't believe I didn't realize as a very spiritual Army journalist, I'm a bard/cleric; never heard of one but yes, a half-elf can be that multi-class. Never thought of something so boring but my life has been that useful jack-of-all trades. Still always preferred Oriental Adventures. They really should have created a Yumiori class, Linfamy seems to have all the knowledge on it. At my new town's library they got weekly gaming, I'd really like to introduce this character. Lin sama, I might beseech your famous wisdom. Arigato🤙

[@stevengreen9536]

When you are a bard but then newspapers make your job obsolete.

[@ruiz1358]

As a mexican im watching out already, thanks for the information!

[@rustyshackleford2022]

Yeah another great video broseph!

[@Linfamy]

Thanks, Broshua!

[@rtyh-m1b]

I would like you to introduce Wasan, Karakuri, and Terakoya. Wasan is very difficult in the mathematics of the Edo period. Commoners created Wasan problems and dedicated them to temples. Karakuri is a doll that was developed in the Edo period and moves with a spring. Terakoya is an elementary school in the Edo period. There are many ukiyo-e prints and other works that depict what the temple school looked like in those days. In the Edo period, the literacy rate was very high thanks to Terakoya. As a result, the culture of the common people developed. Most of what is imagined as Japanese culture today was created in the Edo period. Ukiyo-e, kimono, kabuki, and the streets of Kyoto. The streets of Kyoto were destroyed in the Onin War, so the current streets are from the Edo period. It is completely different from the streets of the Nara period.

[@thegatorhator6822]

Damn I'm so sad I will never hear "1605-12-15 Sakamoto Yuichi shames his Lord with his drunken antics" ever again. It was a real bop, could have been an international classic if someone just recorded it.

[@348joey]

8:16 That really turned around, didn't it? Now it's the popular idols that do the singing.

[@newgabe09]

love yr work :)

[@catherinebutler4819]

Sounds very like the broadsheet ballads that were popular in England around the same time (i.e. 17th century). Samuel Pepys had quite a collection.

[@hoangvuification]

This would be soo cool to be added in a japanese open world game

[@amy_pieterse]

Toss a coin to your Yomiuri, O valley of plenty, o valley of plenty …

[@HeraclesN-fp1bw]

So they were the Punk Rock Stars of the Edo Period

[@Wolffur]

Placing news in a song is actually a pretty good way to get people to remember it. Rhymes and verse are more quickly memorized than prose.

[@blenderbanana]

2:13 the Vietnamese kid read the spanish headlines, and the Latino kids read Birth of a Nation and thought they were the horses.

[@rtyh-m1b]

I want you to do costumes, buildings, weapons, armor, hairstyles, and control systems for each era. A lot has changed since the samurai became the aristocrats who ruled Japan in the Kamakura period. Nara period and Edo period are different things.

[@prinnynaito]

well actual bards in medieval europe did write songs about tragic events and the news

[@nezuminora9528]

It's like that riddle about the psychopath who meets someone at a funeral, so kills someone so she can bump into them a second time

[@rtyh-m1b]

47 Ronin and The Last Samurai and Age of Samurai have too many mistakes. I recommend the taiga drama. Legend and Butterfly, which will be screened on January 27, has many romantic elements and few battle scenes. Taiga dramas have many battle scenes.

[@wilberwhateley7569]

Yeah, it’s always a good thing when the state cracks down on the press - can’t have false information in the public sphere, right? Also, we are at war with Eastasia (or is it Eurasia?) and the chocolate rations are increasing to twenty grams this week!

[@slice1208]

Bring back this news style !

[@rtyh-m1b]

Ninjas also appeared in Kabuki during the Edo period, but at that time they were portrayed as "witches". It is said that the current image of ninja is strongly influenced by the Tachikawa Bunko, which became very popular from the end of the Meiji period to the Taisho period. The Mansenshukai, a collection of 22 books on ninjutsu from the Edo period, summarizes the ninjutsu of Iga and Koka. However, it is said that many fictions are included to give legitimacy to ninja.

[@rtyh-m1b]

There is a modern Japanese translation of "Mansen Shukai" for sale, but it costs 7,000 yen, so I haven't read it. However, looking at the impressions of the people who read it, it seems that there were many things written about how to set fire. "Mansen Shukai", "Ninja Hiden" and "Shoninki" are three famous ninjutsu books.

[@nowhereman6019]

So they're basically just musical tabloid.

[@WildBillCox13]

"Hands across the water . . . oops! Can you pick that up for me?"

Yeah, IMAGINE someone making a song out of a tragedy (all the other kids with their pumped up kicks better run better run faster than my bullet)

[@NoBudjetFilms]

Well this is inspiration for a Bard in a medieval Japan themed rpg.

[@jerrycampbell9376]

So, they did news in the same vein as Ben Franklin? Flashy, exciting, scandalous, and occasionally true. He, too, freely admitted he could be bought to print whatever news the buyer wanted.

[@Linfamy]

Didn't know that about Ben Franklin :p

[@rtyh-m1b]

A picture of the townscape from the Edo period looks like a temple from the Nara period. The townscapes of the Edo period and the Nara period are more different than those of France and Egypt.

[@rtyh-m1b]

I would like you to take up Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, who is called the ‘dog shogun’

[@Alexandra-go8lo]

3:03 the bebe was like: eh?.....(like that was quick)-

[@Navifaerie64]

It is November 9th, 2024, and I can say a part of this video aged like milk.

[@MatsukoPlayz]

Do you know (kosodate yūrei) ?translating to child -rearing ghost the story is about a man who sells candy and one night when he goes to sleep someone knocked on the door he opened the door and saw a beautiful woman wearing a white kimono she says can you give me some candy for my baby to eat? the man given her candy this happened every 6 nights until the man followed her and he had walked into a cemetery he was so scared that he ran home he called a priest and the priest dug one of the graves in one grave there was a woman's corpse and a baby in her hand the priest wanted to adopt the baby then he tyed the woman's legs and grabbed the baby saying that he will now take care of her and there is nothing to worry about but the next night someone knocked on the door again he opened it to reveal the same woman standing with her arms the man was scared go back to your grave he said the next day the goes to the same priest then they dug the grave again and said i will take care of your baby there is nothing to worry he said and put some candy in the hands and the soul had rested and the woman's baby soon became a great priest

[@carloscaraballo4121]

From how to change the fep sheet on your new Saturn 8k to this. KZbin recomendations strike again.

[@rtyh-m1b]

I would like you to take up the missionaries who came during the Sengoku period. Luis Frois is famous. The missionaries left many records, so we can know the character and culture of the Japanese people at that time.

[@GarryDKing]

hmm,odd. I had an ad today for an anime movie that was a rock opera, and it sounded a lot like what these singing news peddlers were doing.

[@Ikbob11]

*sigh* The more that changes, the more that stays the same

[@donaldpetersen2382]

Now that's what I call burning passion

[@azalearichardson9113]

The more things change the more things stay the same. People want drama