I found yesterday’s Shonen Club to be highly… uneventful. I don’t know, it wasn’t really boring or anything, and time flew while I was watching it, but in the end it left me with a somewhat empty feeling.
Seeing the new Hey!Say!7 perform a song of the original Hey!Say!7 was pretty nice, but honestly, Keito and Ryutaro might as well not have been there at all. What’s the point of them being there when you can’t hear their voices anyway. Interestingly I believe at one point I heard Daiki sing in the background, but maybe that’s just me. Well at least Keito and Ryutaro got a tiny little bit more attention in the following talk segment.
Keito is still so shy. Even when he’s got the chance he doesn’t really talk all that much. But I like that better than people who never shut up.
Finally, the Junior’s Genki Medley because I like the songs and the people.
Maybe I’m being overly critical today, but that must have been the worst performance of Venus I have ever seen. They were all very cute but very uncoordinated. I don’t know. The whole medley didn’t make me happy.
Something else did though. I read something nice about me on the Internet. Last night while I was waiting for Shonen Club to pop up somewhere, anywhere, I was surfing this incredibly huge Johnny’s fandom and I stumbled across a comment in which somebody praised me for being able to type properly, much unlike so many other people in the fandom. Aww. I thought that was so sweet. I’m always trying really hard to keep my posts legible, and I truly hate when I find any typos. It’s really nice to know that some people actually appreciate my efforts. Thank you so much.
| And that made me think: I’m in need of some more feedback from my readers. Now that doesn’t mean you people should send more comments. They all welcomed and very nice, but they’re also very difficult to keep up with. Besides, I actually want to hear from the people who never leave any comments. I know there’s quite a few of them, and they probably have good reasons for not commenting. Maybe they’re just lazy (like me, I hardly ever leave comments elsewhere). Maybe they’re just shy. Maybe they don’t have anything to say. Maybe they just can’t read and write properly. Or maybe they’re so little confident about themselves and the fact that they even have an opinion that they’d only reveal it in the safety of complete anonymity. So I thought even if they never write anything, maybe they’ll click a button or something. That’s why I came up with this funny little poll. So please, if you’re reading this and don’t have anything better to do (and you don’t, otherwise you wouldn’t be here), just take a few seconds and answer this simple question. It’ll make you feel better, and I’m sure the results will be very interesting. | |
