From what i understand, about half of them did look right like Kaela. Not because they would mess up the commands, but because they just though command has different meaning. I think main misunderstanding was between "look" (rotate just head) left/right and "turn" (rotate your body) left/right. Because when you just look your body is still facing front, so when you are supposed to look right next, you look right from the starting position. Still very fun event :)
their directions are already correct based on Indonesians' drill commands standard. We Indonesians were educated to do this thing back in school. When the command says "hadap" it's always been 90 degree turn, but when they say "balik" u should turn 180 degree.
Kinda funny to think how two of the most low energy members actually among the easiest one to get nervous, but I feel with them tbh.. Been there in some competitions myself and could not stop having cold sweat..
I think it's not just a personal thing but also a bit of a family/cultural thing for her. She can definitely relax though, we just want to see them have fun. But Kronii did good.
But the direction was "FACE" left "FACE" right. Honestly the directions were kinda poor in that regard. TURNING would have been a better word to use over facing.
Yeah seems very confusing even if the directions were in pure English, I feel it would confuse most to turn to the right of the initial neutral position, instead of turning right from the already left-facing position. In such an instance, I think the distinction should have been "Face Forward" instead of "Face Right"
@@Am4t3r4su their directions are already correct based on Indonesians' drill commands standard. We Indonesians were educated to do this thing back in school. so that's not the direction's vault.
For anyone wondering this is because this simon says game hinges on Indonesia flag ceremonies, to tidy up the placement/position we follow commands (which also being use in the military) thats why it must be followed to a tee, for example theres a proper form for salutting, turning, walking, etc. The confusion probably comes from the Indonesia who already graduates and forgot about the details but usually (just like the explanation in the videos) we separate looking/turning (balik) with facing (hadap) and we usually follow it by order so you dont immediately resets.
0:53 Perfectly timed Friendship ended with KAELAAA, now 2:33 is my new best friend. 2:49 Gura's dessert. 3:08 Mom! Dad! Stop fighting! 5:17 Poor Kronii 5:45 Well... She thought facing right literally means facing right away from Risu.
it's like with apart vs a part, i just tell myself english isn't their first language to make myself feel better, even though i know people studying english are more likely to pay attention to your vs you're as an example because they aren't lazy (although here i am typing without caps or punctuation so i'm one to talk)
Honestly? I feel like most people would make that mistake on face left and face right because it isn't exactly conveyed correctly. If you were to assume you return to a reset position to make sure the directions are emphasized correctly, they both did it the way I would have done it as well. If the direction was TURN left once and right once, that would make more sense rather then FACE left then face right. That is on the directions more then the followers I feel.
It's more of... Dialect? Language thing? Because we've been using "HADAP KIRI... HAET!!!" command since forever, and now that you mention it, I do think that "turn left" makes more sense, I don't know how lining up command over there was, so, I guess they were just translating the command word per word instead of context per context, well, that's just how language barrier was I guess :v, i learnt something new
It's a cultural thing, I think. Most Indonesians are drilled on how to march. In marching, "hadap kiri/kanan" have specific meanings. These are the equivalent of "face left/right" in English - only to be done while stationary, 90 degrees to each side. The moving equivalent would be "turn left/right", which in Indonesian is "belok kiri/kanan". What Ela did was an about-face. I assume this was the meanings that the organizers had in mind while planning this.
everyone just playing games, but Kroni and Kaela felt like they are going to do a Marine entrance test .... why so much pressure :D :D
That's how those two roll 🤷
@@broadbandislife they both really hilarious :D :D
@@Lambartloner Low energy NPC team lesgooooooo
And still lost against a kid who's late and just practice last night
@@everhart3039 kobo and kanade already said that they are tensai :D :D :D confident comes firts, brother :D :D
3:22 Not Kanade asking what skibidi sigma is 😭😭😭😭😭
She was having a meltdown trying to get kobo to tell her what it meant 😭
@@_dt1230 Oh lawd.
Don't turn the kusogaki into a brainrotgaki 😭😊
Kronii is so adorable when she's nervous ❤
From what i understand, about half of them did look right like Kaela. Not because they would mess up the commands, but because they just though command has different meaning. I think main misunderstanding was between "look" (rotate just head) left/right and "turn" (rotate your body) left/right. Because when you just look your body is still facing front, so when you are supposed to look right next, you look right from the starting position.
Still very fun event :)
Yea
They not ask its its only facing or turn
Its diff if next command is maju"move forward"
their directions are already correct based on Indonesians' drill commands standard. We Indonesians were educated to do this thing back in school. When the command says "hadap" it's always been 90 degree turn, but when they say "balik" u should turn 180 degree.
The first step to success is accepting failure- A quote likely said somewhere at sometime
"Today is victory over yourself of yesterday; tomorrow is your victory over lesser men." - Miyamoto Musashi, The Book of Five Rings
Kinda funny to think how two of the most low energy members actually among the easiest one to get nervous, but I feel with them tbh..
Been there in some competitions myself and could not stop having cold sweat..
Thankfully we have the true ID talent, Ame to keep the branch strong!
Jokes aside, Ame was really impressive
And Ina was INA all along, while Anya was proven as JP
Thank you Kronii for participating in HoloID cup, also thank you once again for being a best bro for Kaela❤ Timesmith forever!
the "get, get, get some help~" jingle...
Kaela is a nurse joy confirmed?
TBH this is exactly how I remember my interactions with my friends went before any viva exam
It's because Kronii's character is a perfectionist and very competitive, she's afraid that she will let down our expectations, Poor Kronii
I think it's not just a personal thing but also a bit of a family/cultural thing for her.
She can definitely relax though, we just want to see them have fun. But Kronii did good.
I like your pfp lmao
this is the first time i watch kronii that nervous lmao
Turn right means you end up facing forward again. Kaela thought they meant to face right so she turn 180 degree
But the direction was "FACE" left "FACE" right.
Honestly the directions were kinda poor in that regard. TURNING would have been a better word to use over facing.
Yeah seems very confusing even if the directions were in pure English, I feel it would confuse most to turn to the right of the initial neutral position, instead of turning right from the already left-facing position. In such an instance, I think the distinction should have been "Face Forward" instead of "Face Right"
@@sialiasialis. It's tricky in English, but in Indonesian it's more straightforward
@@Am4t3r4su their directions are already correct based on Indonesians' drill commands standard. We Indonesians were educated to do this thing back in school. so that's not the direction's vault.
that gura FEET edit sent me LMAO
I was watching these two chilling and BOOM. dude the way I cracked up a laugh hahah you made my morning
this whole event really triggered kronii’s competitive mind.😂
panik Kronii is adorable ~!
2:49 Gura going FEET FAQ I've been looking for that clip for forever! Where is it from??
Her Mortuary Assistant stream
mortuary assistant shark help 1:23:38
THANK YOU
Poor Kronii
Most ID confused by "hadap (turn 90°)" & "balik (turn 180°)" while Sora & Ame did that perfectly as Outdonesian
😅
That’s the Warden of Girl Failure for you
For anyone wondering this is because this simon says game hinges on Indonesia flag ceremonies, to tidy up the placement/position we follow commands (which also being use in the military) thats why it must be followed to a tee, for example theres a proper form for salutting, turning, walking, etc. The confusion probably comes from the Indonesia who already graduates and forgot about the details but usually (just like the explanation in the videos) we separate looking/turning (balik) with facing (hadap) and we usually follow it by order so you dont immediately resets.
lol i got a brain ad after the video ended
0:53 Perfectly timed
Friendship ended with KAELAAA, now 2:33 is my new best friend.
2:49 Gura's dessert.
3:08 Mom! Dad! Stop fighting!
5:17 Poor Kronii
5:45 Well... She thought facing right literally means facing right away from Risu.
Every time i see people use breath/breathe i feel like im going crazy; as if everything i know was fake
it's like with apart vs a part, i just tell myself english isn't their first language to make myself feel better, even though i know people studying english are more likely to pay attention to your vs you're as an example because they aren't lazy (although here i am typing without caps or punctuation so i'm one to talk)
i love kronii 💙 nice teamwork timesmith 🧡💙
Tbh i might do this too ingame because afaik they never introduced balik kanan/kiri from their lesson
that was easy as indonesian, i can't believe kaela fail at the last one
It's still better than Anya😂
only 2 of 6 pairs got past that one
Meanwhile Anya
What if she did it on purpose to make Kronii feel better?
@@luminatrixfanfiction uciha Anya then
very cute!
George Floyd😂
Hello Soda! Hope you are having a good day/night
That's so different from Kuudere Kronii, lol.
So. Damn. Adorable.
I lobe the Hololive Girls.
kronii gap moe is undefeated
I feel better about what Reine said, fun event, but the girls will clean it up a bit.
Performance anxiety, eh 😔
Year 3 Day 277 of asking Soda to become my mom. Man, I love this dorky clock.
They r over think it, the most don't give a f pairs zetaame did it right bc they dont overthink it and dont pressure them self
Yes. I would also make like them. For me, right is on the right. Not forward.
Hi soda❤
what are they doing?
Simon say's as part of the HoloID cup they just had.
Why they Minecraft skin became old style?
It was Indonesia high school uniform
@@yabegitulah731 yeah, but why they eyes look like that. It’s like old skin.
@@to_cya_ I don't know. Using old school style maybe
Was that ollie who was giving instructions? Dam the voice is so sweet.
Risu, from behind their position.
Its Risu
Ollie is sweet, but she's a lot squeakier than this. That, as mentioned, was Risu.
poor kronii :(
poor kronni why take this soo serious...is there a price or something??
Yes, her sense of worth. She's extremely competitive.
Nothing to win, but everything to lose. A deadly combination for the competitively minded
I miss gura stream man
Honestly? I feel like most people would make that mistake on face left and face right because it isn't exactly conveyed correctly. If you were to assume you return to a reset position to make sure the directions are emphasized correctly, they both did it the way I would have done it as well. If the direction was TURN left once and right once, that would make more sense rather then FACE left then face right.
That is on the directions more then the followers I feel.
It's more of... Dialect? Language thing? Because we've been using "HADAP KIRI... HAET!!!" command since forever, and now that you mention it, I do think that "turn left" makes more sense, I don't know how lining up command over there was, so, I guess they were just translating the command word per word instead of context per context, well, that's just how language barrier was I guess :v, i learnt something new
It's a cultural thing, I think. Most Indonesians are drilled on how to march. In marching, "hadap kiri/kanan" have specific meanings. These are the equivalent of "face left/right" in English - only to be done while stationary, 90 degrees to each side. The moving equivalent would be "turn left/right", which in Indonesian is "belok kiri/kanan". What Ela did was an about-face.
I assume this was the meanings that the organizers had in mind while planning this.
Yeah I said it before but "face forward" probably would have been the least confusing version of that direction
@@sialiasialis. It's tricky in English. But very straightforward in Indonesian (because hadap kiri/hadap kanan is the standard term used in marching)
George Floyd style
Kronii "Gorge Floid" Ouro