Drift Dad! Beware of heavy snowfall | REACTION | TRY NOT TO LAUGH CHALLENGE

[@keiko-youtube]

アレックスさん、こんにちは😃 ドリフはやっぱり、いつ見ても面白いですね🤣

[@squeakychairchannel]

こんにちは🤗 ドリフターズは、新しいビデオごとに驚かせる方法を本当に知っています 😄👍

[@メッカス52]

もう、この人たちの演技が見れないのはとても悲しいです😢 でも、このようにして昔のを見ると とても素晴らしい演技だと思いますね👏😅

[@squeakychairchannel]

私もあなたと同じように、これは本当に素晴らしいパフォーマンスだと思います 👏😊👍

[@daadayan]

ドリフも好きでしたが、バカ殿も好きでした。 踊る大捜査線の時に長さんが亡くなって、もう和久さん出てこないんだなぁ、と思っていたら、コロナでシムケンさんが亡くなり、志村動物園に志村園長は出てこないんだなぁ、という風に次々と… ドリフの仕掛け、スタッフさんも楽しかったでしょうね。

[@squeakychairchannel]

私はドリフターズのユーモアが本当に好きです、それは絶対に誰もが理解できるからです👍

[@武政正文-n3l]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@squeakychairchannel]

🤭😄😂

[@Maya-zi6tq]

屁で笑うのは万国共通😂

[@squeakychairchannel]

私はあなたに全く同意します💨🤭😂

[@IgDi-b3f]

😂

[@squeakychairchannel]

🤭😉

[@ソフィア通りこころ]

当時は笑って見ているだけでしたが、今見ると最後の演出など本当に危険ですね。

[@squeakychairchannel]

この家の屋根からとても高く落ちます 😮 加藤茶さんの体調がとても心配でした😅

[@DONPAN-YO]

Mr. Alex, you have already seen a lot of Drifters and DOWNTOWN comedy, so it seems that you are sensitive to their similarities and, conversely, their differences. The father role in this comedy (the bald uncle role: Kato Cha-san) was imitated by a comedian named Hong Kong-san in a Downtown comedy, who dressed up as a bald uncle. As you noticed, Hong Kong-san's appearance is an imitation of Kato-san's uncle's style. 👴🏻=👴🏻 👍🏻 The Drifters and DOWNTOWN were popular at different times by about 15 to 20 years. This means that Downtown and the comedians who are close friends with them are all from the generation that grew up watching Drifters comedies as children. That doesn't mean that everyone from the generation that grew up watching Drifters comedy is a fan of them, but I think it's true that they were strongly influenced by them. They are comedians of the same generation as Downtown and are extremely popular in Japan, but they are not as popular or well-known as the Drifters. There are jokes that Kato-san says when he dresses up as a bald old man, "かとちゃん、ぺっ!👴🏻🫰🏻 / Kato-chan, peh!," and Shimura says when he pretends to be a strange old man, "あいぃぃ～ん！/ Aiiiiin!🫳🏻👴🏻", and there are probably very few Japanese people who don't know them. If you asked the Prime Minister of Japan, he would be able to tell you their jokes, and I'm sure he would know for sure that they are members of the Drifters. But if you ask a passerby on the street, "Do you know Downtown's jokes?", few people will be able to answer. This difference is the difference between the Drifters and many other comedians. Nowadays, several members of the Drifters have passed away and the others are elderly, so they are less active in real time, but what they left behind in Japanese society is enormous, and it can be said that their influence still remains in the Japanese comedy world. ✨ By the way, Kato-san's pranks were too much, so Ikariya-san got angry with him many times and hit him with a broomstick. I was a little worried about Kato-san's head. The wigs used on stage have a thin iron plate inside to maintain their shape. This is true even for bald wigs. But even with a wig on, if you get hit, the impact is transmitted, so I think it hurts quite a bit. They practice a lot for this, and they also learn how to hit without hurting too much. But this time, Kato-san's bald skin was dented and bumpy, so I think it must have hurt quite a bit. Still, their skill in turning it into laughter was amazing. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 And there were an awful lot of farts. It was a little vulgar, but for children, that vulgarity is funny. 😂🤣😂 It seemed like the smell reached us watching through the screen. Wow! It's stinky! 🌬💨💥😣😫 In Japan, there is a prank called "にぎりっぺ！/ Nigirippe!" that has been around since ancient times. There is a book from the 18th century, nearly 300 years ago, that uses "Nigirippe" as its theme. As the name suggests, "握りっぺ / Nigirippe" means "握り / to hold" + "屁 / to fart", and when you fart, you hold it in your palm and open your palm to make someone nearby smell it. 💨💥😱😅😂 I've never done this prank, nor have someone done it to me, but it's normal to have one or two people around you who play such pranks. Mr. Alex, have you ever experienced a prank like that? 🤜🏻💨💥😱 In Japan, some people believe that not being bothered by the farts of the person you love is one way of showing affection. I don't mind the farts of my partner at all, but I feel embarrassed to fart in front of someone, so I hold it in. Are farts something embarrassing in your life? 😁🤭😜😂

[@squeakychairchannel]

I've never heard of a prank called "にぎりっぺ" before. It's both educational and funny. 😁 In my home country, farting is considered something indecent and vulgar, but here in Canada people take it much more lightly.🙂

[@nabeno4984]

笑わない男チャレンジ失敗😂

[@squeakychairchannel]

はい、このチャレンジは本当に失敗でした 🤭😅

[@marchintherain]

みんなが食事をしているのに、お父さんだけ働かなければいけないのはこの場合は、お父さんがちゃんと子供達を叱れなかったからお母さんに罰を受けて1人だけ働いてます。罰ではなくてもお父さん以外の家族で先に食事をするのは日本ではよくあります。日本のお父さんは可哀想です。

[@squeakychairchannel]

これは日本だけでなく世界中のどの家庭でも起こっているようです🤭😅😁

[@h.f6160]

止めるのやめて

[@squeakychairchannel]

ドリフターズは止まらない😊😁

[@へんなやつ-l6y]

じゃあここじゃなくて他のとこで見ろよ。(アレックスさんに言っている訳ではありません。あなたの上のコメントに言っています。)