“Why do you forgive them？” Even Yasuko， the “victim” of Fuwa-chan’s abusive language scandal， is in danger of being wiped out by the scandal-ridden industry．
On August 4th, YouTuber and comedian Fuwachan caused a huge uproar when she made inappropriate remarks to comedian Yasuko via x. The radio show she was scheduled to appear on, “Fuwa-chan’s All Night Nippon 0,” was cancelled, and the show she is a regular on, “Line-up Advice Center” (Nippon Television), which aired on the 11th, was edited to hide Fuwa-chan. Fuwa-chan has often stirred controversy with her outspoken behavior, but this is the first time she has been subjected to such outrage. According to a sports newspaper entertainment reporter, “His work, which had been going smoothly, suddenly took a turn for the worse. The person himself looks completely exhausted. The manager was consulting with important figures in the entertainment industry to find a way to put an end to the fire.” Perhaps because of the advice, on the 8th, Fuwa-chan gave a detailed explanation of what had happened on her personal blog. After apologizing, she explained why she made the inappropriate post: “At the time I posted, I was talking about anti-comments, and when I happened to come across Yasuko’s post, I thought, ’If this is going to get anti-comments. ” I wrote down the contents of the post in question, along the lines of, “and showed the screen to those present, but they made a mistake and actually posted it.” At the time, Fuwa-chan was apparently traveling with Aiko Kano of the comedy duo “A Masso” and Shintaro Morimoto of the comedy trio “Tontsukatan”, and while playing a game similar to a “Ogiri” comedy routine with the two, she accidentally made the “answer” public. If this is true, then Fuwa-chan’s post was merely motivated by the desire to appear on the Ogiri show, and her slander against Yasuko was not sincere. “That’s a rather childish answer for an Ogiri show though (laughs). Soshina from the comedy duo Shimofuri Myojo says, “Comedian’s not just doing it as a game of Ogiri,” but to be honest, it’s hard to deny that it feels forced. Many people online see the apology post as a last-ditch effort, and rather than putting out the fire, it’s adding fuel to it.” (Comedy industry source) Yasuko is the one who feels bad about Fuwa-chan. On the 8th, their agency issued a statement to put out the fire, saying, “The two people involved met and discussed the matter.” On the 9th, X also wrote: “I want to send out positive messages on social media, so I won’t mention it in the future. I’m sorry if I caused any discomfort.” he posted. “Yasuko never expected the incident to escalate to this extent. He is shocked that his involvement has affected Fuwa-chan’s career as a celebrity. “They are apparently discussing with Fuwa-chan’s agency whether there is anything they can do for her…” (Sports newspaper reporter, as above) While many of Yasuko’s posts are messages of support, some are slanderous, despite her being the “victim” of Fuwa-chan’s abusive language scandal. Finally, on the 10th, he posted, “I have taken screenshots of the extreme slander and blocked you.” revealed that he had been affected. Although Fuwa-chan apologized directly and Yasuko supposedly forgave them, the controversy has only grown worse for both of them rather than dying down. Television industry officials are concerned about this situation. “The longer Yasuko’s troubles continue, the more it will damage her own character. She is well-liked for her unique high-pitched voice and her attitude of giving her all to everything she does, so this incident does not fit with her character. It’s also a negative thing that Fuwa-chan’s face flashes every time she appears on TV. Moreover, even though she has forgiven Fuwa-chan, she has been subjected to slander such as “Why did you forgive her?”, and I am worried about her mental health. It would be great if other comedians could make fun of him and turn it into a joke, but it’s still too early for that to happen. That’s why I hope we don’t end up together…” Yasuko is also feeling gradually damaged by this incident. Is there really a compromise? Previous thread.
At the time, Fuwa-chan was apparently traveling with Aiko Kano of the comedy duo “A Masso” and Shintaro Morimoto of the comedy trio “Tontsukatan,” and while playing a game similar to Ogiri with the two, she accidentally made the “answer” public. …Fuwa wrote that Kano Morimoto had nothing to do with it, but was he just playing around with the Ogiri?
It’s too late now. The public’s disgust for Fuwa has surfaced, and the sponsors have understood it. TV and talent agencies have been deceiving sponsors by telling them that Fuwa is well liked.
“At the time I posted it, I was talking about anti-comments, and when I happened to come across Yasuko’s post, I thought, ’If this is going to get anti-comments. ” Is there anyone who believes something like this?
>>22 Fuwachan is an apology professional☺This is a real professional’s writing, you guys should follow her example😤 “There is absolutely no conflict between Yasuko and me” “At the time I posted, I was talking about anti-comments, and I said to Yasuko’s post, ’If there are anti-comments on this. “I wrote something along the lines of, “You’re not a great person, so please die,” and when I showed the screen to someone who was there, I accidentally posted it.” “At the time I posted this, I was traveling with Amass’s Kano and Tontsukatan’s Morimoto, but they were not involved in this post. “Yasuko-san even worried about my mental health in response to the slanderous comments I was receiving.” August 8, 2024 Fuwa-chan.
I probably shouldn’t have mentioned whether to forgive or not. When it comes to bullying, the standard response is to kill the child, and there have been cases of children actually jumping off buildings, so it’s not something that can be solved by simply apologizing.
The biggest damage in Yasuko’s case is that she can no longer be laughed at as a comedian. Even if it was Fuwa’s fault, the fact that she had to take a break remains. Takeyama told us to put our arms around each other’s shoulders and make up. That was the best decision in the long run. If I want to continue as a comedian. If she had done that, Yasuko’s popularity would have risen and she wouldn’t have been criticized so gradually.
>>38 The mass media continues to attack public opinion, so of course public opinion continues to fight back. The era of “the mass media is right” will not end until the mass media realizes that it is over.
Yasuko has declared that she won’t be involved anymore, so she shouldn’t get involved. Leave it to the agency. It will just make it look like “only the victims have to suffer.”
Someone I don’t really like on x uses the excuse that she has a bad personality and says that she has no right to be called superior by others, and I think to myself, “Ah, this person really does have the mentality of a bully.” There is a certain number of people who get annoyed by girls like Yasuko.
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