Twitter is famous exactly because is the worst online platform in history, where people ruins innocents lives over nothing. Remove the "probably", it straight is.
@chunnila2111 True, it is one of the most toxic social media apps, though I would argue that is par for the course with a lot of other social media apps sometimes too, some people just seem conviently forget about that when the toxic social media site is the one they frequent the most. Instagram is infamous for giving people body dysmorphia and carrying a lot of the same toxicity traits as Twitter, same with Facebook and TikTok (while also being infamous for messing with people's data and privacy). Even RUclips can carry toxicity like that, like how there'll be some messed-up comments made under dog/cat videos, for example.
nah, theres a good chance they'd turn a 180 and be hypocritical and praise the show for calling out toxic fan behavior as if the call out doesn't apply to them 💀
@ryeyumi Ahhh........buddy........that's exactly what happened. The Anime Man made a vid on it,fake fans harassed a mother who called the show out for potentially copying her daughter's(reality tv show wrestler) tragic suicide. God twitter is a mess.
So to note that was never actually confirmed. Fans speculated that to be the case because of the similarities but the author and the studio never confirmed it as far as I know. Possibly for legal reasons tbh
@@miguelgonsalves6161 A friend of mine made a review with his review and opinion on the episode and the controversy. I believe it wasn't on purpose nor they were unaware of it.
Though its not confirmed to be based on the real event, I can't deny that the first thing I thought throughout this arc is definitely the event you talk about.
Honestly from the first episode Ruby is talking about what's happening on the internet and how everyone is like this and that is way too true and when she jumps off the bridge I was crying so much
Yeah, I would even imagine how the series would have gone if she did suicide and aqua didn’t save her (even though he did) Very different it would be indeed
They even included correct suicide hotlines for the regions it released in at the end of the episode Really goes to show both the gravity of the situation and the level of care they show
I understand what you're trying to say, but I don't think "snap" is the right word to describe Akane's actions, because it makes it sound like she lost control of herself in her emotions and did what she did in a fit of rage or desperation. She was desperate to leave her mark in the show due to external pressures so she followed the director's advise to oppose Yuki but fumbled and scratched Yuki's cheek by accident due to nerves.
That's exactly the issue. When you are kind enough to help other people, they take advantage of it and you horribly. Be kind only to people who deserve it.
@@missstranger7697or would it be better be kind to those who you think deserve it and be indifferent to those who you think do not. This way you avoid making a mistake because of your own beliefs. Remember you aren't a perfect judge to know if someone truly deserves kindness or not.
This episode was basically perfect 9.8/10 I can’t say it’s the MOST gut wrenching episode because evangelion episode 16 and onward is this gone completely out of control
For the people saying that other anime are more gut-wrenching: It's not the fact that the person's gonna die, or it's gore, or bloody scenes. It's because she's still living but going through pain. They say that dying is more peaceful than living with trauma, being bullied, pressured, etc. In this context, this isn't the only depressing thing about the entertainment industry. Scandals are popular out there, and personal problems happen too. Even if they don't get hate, some people are perfectionists and thinking that they did something wrong can pressure them their whole life, especially if they can't rant it. If you've heard of Ensemble Stars, you'll probably understand too. It's more directed to the idol industry, but same thing. Difference is that, their suicidal thoughts come from (mainly) personal/family problems. Well, no matter where the problem came from, you can't exactly say that “this isn't gut-wrenching. Other anime can be worse than this.” because the person that's suffering it feels more gut-wrenched than the watchers. Even if they're not real-life people, imagine yourself in Akane's shoes. It's as terrible as bullying (even of the bullying is a joke by stupid people).
Yeah. Other anime tragedies are usually not as realistic or accurate on mental health topics, it's often amped up for drama. Like what are the chances that you live in a world thats split in half between demons and humans? Zero. But what are the chances of someone getting depressed due to their job, cyber bullying, and feeling inadequate? The chances are very high
Or to people who say Kana suffered worse than Akane.💀 No, there was similar amount of pain to both of them and a bit more to Akane, because she was also ready to commit suicide.☠️
istg this episode got me scared as shit, like bro- the concept of suicide is very painful, full of sorrow and pain. people use it as a way of escaping their problems and this is how this episode accurately depicts it.
The fact people are mad about the author doing this says a lot more about them than it does about the creator. These people should be grateful that the writer brought this to their attention and should be angry with themselves.
I think people often missed the point here, there is no pleasing haters if they hate you meaning they're not a fan, so stop thinking about them. That's what I learn on my school day, I just ignore the bullies, I challenge them to do their worse, if they think they're pushing me for doing suicide and self harm they're wrong, they need to hurt me I won't be giving them that.
@@Alex-fv7ri making a fuss and giving them attention is way worse, bully wanted attention, respect. Don't give it to them ignoring doesn't mean you can't stand up.
@@grace-bs1zc just like bud light you should know your customer who you aim to please, there is no pleasing everyone, find your fanbase and stick with them.
This is why twitter is trash you shouldn’t watch it like people on twitter literally take normal things into offensive things so they can cancel them for example Guy 1 : I like nuttella Guy 2:I’m allergic to chocolate Guy 1 oh sorry Guy2 : oh your victimising yourself now? You deserved to be canceled everyone hate on guy 1 he’s thinking people allergic to chocolate are retarded -a while later guy 1 gets hate by everyone and sucides* Guy 2 : I feel so bad for him I wonder why he did this rip guy 1 And that’s twitter in nutshell is
Sad fact : after this episode, a lot of fans of Oshi no ko went to cyberbully someone because their had been a similar story with her daughter exept her daughter killed herself and the episode reminded her sad events of her life and she said she didn’t like the episode for that.
I feel sickened while watching all the criticism toward Akane and thinking about the fact that these things happen every day somewhere on this planet made me sad 😔
As a survivor of an attempt myself, the scene where Akira was being spoken to by the police made me tears up. It reminded me so much of my own experience and I'm sure many others felt the same way.
and the way Yuki slapped her because she was horrified by the fact that she almost lost a friend that way made me lose it, Yuki is such an underrated character and I hope we get more of her.
The whole idol scene in Japan is just crazy, because it’s a fight for popularity and being as talented or more talented then other fooled out there. Plus as a idol your whole life is basically in control of your manager and a schedule as try to study or try to even have free time as you they have go to recordings for songs, commercials, radio shows, tv shows, signings, special events, concerts, etc. The whole idol scene in Japan is nuts, but worse is when you reach a certain age or not as popular anymore you get let go and treated as if your just a normal lowly person in society.
The sad part is that people don’t even care that these people that they’re hating on is dying and they would probably just laugh at their death. How cruel.
People work so hard, yet no one look at them, but once they make a mistake, all the attention flows in, in a bad way. Thats just how the real life. I was a shy and quiet kid in highschool and theres one time im not feeling so well and i snapped, i only say f** you to a friend. And all the people act like they just witness the most evil crime ever, i felt so guilty and for a couples of day they all gave me that offensive eye. People in my class they casually get angry and say f*** all the time and there doesnt seems to have a problem with it, everyone laugh n brush it off like "lmao its just his/her personality, s/he always does that anyways" But when a quiet one say it, its like the end of the world. People just expect someone to be a certain type of personality, to not ooc
But you never did it again? I may be wrong, but it sounded more like 'humiliation' than guilt? If so, that's nothing to be ashamed of. Our brains hold onto memories like this so we don't repeat past mistakes. Also, just because others do it doesn't mean it's okay to do it yourself.
i still think twitter should be shut down the cesspool that it is i also heard a story in a video about a vtuber who more or less went through the exact same thing tried to jump off of a roof i think a tree or something broke her fall enough to save her life got some broken bones then ended up getting help from either one of her fans or one of the people who saw her jump either way last they said in the video she was stable and getting better and getting a job i think obviously not a vtuber anymore because her snapping and mental breakdown was because of the stuff that happened to her vtuber career and caused mostly by her fans i think her fans were even the reason her vtuber career went down the toilet after the video i was glad she was better but still wanted to hurt those fans of hers in so many painful and gruesome ways and break them like they did to her
I don't know about that i think it exists pretty much anywhere with an entertainment industry. It may be more intense in Japan since Japanese society doesn't like stuff that breaks the norms or social harmony, But I have heard of similar things play out with content creators & other entertainers from America & other places. The thing is the entertainment industry no matter where in the world has a lot of dark secrets behind the curtains. You would be surprised how many people in the entertainment industry can easily put on a facade and fake smile. Also I feel like people who don't have as much experience as mainstream or bigger entertainers might be caught off guard when they see the dark sides of the entertainment industries or get brutally attacked online or in real life. Another thing is a lot of entertainers have fans that expect stuff of them a good example is musicians some musicians might become famous for making rock music for example but then they switch to another music style and the fans don't like or want to except it & wind up ridiculing or attacking the person. This is just my thoughts though I definitely don't think that kind of behavior mostly exists in Japan or East Asia. I think it's more of a human thing then a cultural thing.
I know that pattern is almost exist in every entertainment industry in every country on certain degree. But that exact behavior as in this anime depicted is surely Japanese culture. In country like Japan and Korea, it's almost common that entertainers or "idols" there would commit suicide over losing popularity or a minor mistakes or criticism. Not to mention their fans can be really obsessed with their idol to extreme level. I'm from SouthEast and it's not that crazy here.
Akane is one of my favorite characters in the show because she was able to move past that with the help of Aqua stopping her from taking her life and I like her personality
and the fact that she almost took her life because of this, thankfully one of the main characters save her before she tried to jump off a bridge into a busy road
? No one on twitter actually got mad at this. This was a jab at Japanese idol culture and the losers that participate in “criticising” idols. And even if they are aware this is directed at them they’ll try to justify it saying they’re saving their lives and careers.
Istg on the day before this episode aired i found about the hate Wonyoung's getting on her insta posts and i felt so sicken to stomach like i went thru every single other post to see and found out what people had written to her and since when this was going on but i gave up cuz literally all of'em and i mean it like all of them had these disgusting comments but i was kind of relieved as well cuz her true fans really tried their best to overshadow the hate comments and not let her see those god awful things by commenting beautiful comments gifs to her and making them appear on the top. I used to think the veil of anonymity provided by social media had really allowed us as humans to unmask our cruelest behaviours. But now If you think about it even the anonymity is overstated given some of the heinous shit I've seen people say online under their real name.
The fact that this happens all the time is sickening. Social media can be a haven or hell. Most likely for people who pursue the entertainment business or other way but it can be pure torture and nobody cares until they see something horrific happens caused by their own childish inexorable actions
This whole incident in the anime definitely highlighted the toxicity of the internet, with all its haters and bullies, and how mindless these “social justice warriors” can be, and how all this can lead to someone wanting to kill themselves. The whole time I watched it I just thought, if she really killed herself, then afterwards there would be all these people who’d come out and defend her, saying how the haters deserve to be punished and whatnot, or the haters might feel bad about what they did. But it would all be so pointless, because what were these people doing when she was alive? It’s like a bystander doing nothing to stop a murder happening in front of them, and then persecuting the murderer afterwards. Or a murderer feeling bad after they’ve killed a person, it’s all meaningless to the person who died, and their loved ones, who have to live with their death. I think another lesson this show had, that didn’t garner as much attention as the whole internet drama, is the fact that a lot of times, the people involved in the production of these shows have as much responsibility to bear, if not more, as the haters online. Because oftentimes, just for the sake of producing an “interesting” show and getting ratings, and getting people talking about the show, they will intentionally film the show in such a way that vilifies a completely innocent person. They know that doing so would result in all this hate, they know it’s entirely their fault because this was exactly the result they were looking for, to cause controversy and drama so that it would get people fired up. We see them do it to Akane, even going so far as telling her directly that she should attempt to cause conflict with Yuki, who was the show’s favourite, and then when the whole scratching incident happened, they intentionally withheld the footage they had of the two girls making up. Even when things came to a tipping point and Akane tried to commit suicide, they were reluctant to release the footage just because they knew they would be held accountable for everything that happened.
I haven't seen it yet, but so far, I think most episodes of Banana Fish are more gut-wrenching. But, having said that, this is an important topic and it sounds like it was handled well,
This episodes is the most heartbreaking one.... I mean, ik that everyone who works as an entertainer has the same risk to be on her position. But, to c the illustration bms from this anime is so...... omg ;-;.... T.T ... I can't imagine how's it feel for someone who has been through that situation :(
Fun fact:the story of this is from hana kimura Hana Kimura (Japanese: 木村花, Hepburn: Kimura Hana, September 3, 1997 - May 23, 2020) was a Japanese joshi puroresu professional wrestler. She worked for native companies in her country such as World Wonder Ring Stardom from 2016 to 2020, and Wrestle-1, in addition to having made appearances for foreign companies such as Ring of Honor, Pro-Wrestling: EVE, and some independent promotions in Mexico. Kimura was a second-generation wrestler; her mother Kyoko Kimura is a former professional wrestler.[5]
I like how it shows how judgemental people can be, like they haven't met her before but judged her just cause she a celb Well what i'm trying to say is that celbs are people too they have there personal life and problems and that people should not be too involved in there life cause sometimes we just make it worse
The worst part is that this was based on a real situation. A actresses suit/costume got ripped up and she was very upset in a reality show and was told to slap a guy by the directors, she only hit his hat though because she would feel bad if she hit him. She signed a contract that said that she had to follow the directors orders and she couldn't say that it was staged to the public or she would be fined. She got a bunch of hate and whenever she looked like she felt a little better the comments would get worse and worse, one day she posted a tweet with her cat sitting in front of her, the tweet said "I love you live a long and happy life" and commited suicide.
I've seen hundreds of anime and no one portraits the reality of internet and how much it can affect a person better than this one. I was truly impressed because it's exactly like in reality.
@@VideoGamer8 I don't think so. I've genuinely never seen an anime like ohsinoko. Ive seen anime talking about mental health and social problems in general but so far this anime is the one who delivered the message the best in my opinion. It portraits exactly how reality is.
@@ishantchoubisa9643bro you read berserk first and see what happens 💀people lit getting sad at oshi no ko they see berserk they gon faint or some shir
@@kharlamovmaximlel nah, I know berserk is straight up traumatising. Calling that thing hell's visual representation on earth would be an understatement. Berserk is nightmare fuel. All I'm stating is that real fans don't compare anime and respect other's opinion. Just try and enjoy everything and remember to be respectful of people's preferences.
As an Omori fan, I've never felt so excited yet depressed at the same time. This feels so odd to listen to the background music over this Oshi No Ko episode, kinda reminds me of the Bad Ending where Sunny did something similar to what Akane did., The difference is she got saved by Aqua.
Still the scariest thing from this anime to me is the scene where yk who died. And they were smiling while holding their kids, the way tht image was illustrated was crazy
Bro I didn't even cry when Ai died. I was very sad sure but it was too sudden to really feel that pain But between the build up, and the end of the episode that changed from blissful lights and silence to pouring rain and a dark longing for the end... I didn't only cry but I was haunted
I'm reading an entertainment novel rn and...yeah. This world is not flower and sunshine at all. Haters are everywhere. And they won't hesitate to throw you off in a second when you show a single weakness. Heck, one of the chapter in a novel I read was about MC being involved in an accident and somehow, some still blame him for that. 'Oh, he's trying to garner our sympathy', 'Oh, the group is better without him', 'Oh, he should just stay in coma. Look at how sloppy he is now'. Like, what the heck?! You really gotta have a strong mentality if you wanna live in this side of world, huh...
My chest felt so damn heavy during the whole episode... Deny or dismiss it, this is really the true face of the internet... And sadly, there will be no person like Aqua to save people like Akane in real life most of the time...
NO WAY , NO ONE TOLD ME ABOUT A NEW EPISODE COMING OUT?!! IMMA WATCH RIGHT NOW , THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO 💖💖, OTHERWISE I WOULDN'T HAVE KNOWN!!
This is the reality of entertainment industry... i can't deny it... me personally love kpop and I've saw it... my favourite kpop idol had been kicked out from her group because of bullying accusation...
Other thing this episode show is that you can't believe in everything you see online, the directors of the program changes the whole scene to make her look bad and didn't show she apologizing to the other girl and they making out, the directors could easily cut that scene or just show the apologize but nah, they couldn't miss that opportunity, they prefer to make a teenager look bad to people so they would hate her, no one in the production did nothing before Aqua ask for the original footage, they saw what she was going through, what people was doing with her and they just ignore it and let she get the internet hate, i just simply fell disgusting seen a bunch of stupid adults making a kid pass though this shit The hate she get was the production, directors and their superiors fault, not her's
Oh gosh, I didn't even think about that, but they do usually change names don't they, I guess it's just one more thing that makes this show so immersive and amazing
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NOT THE OMORI MUSIC
Just emphasizing the trauma 🥰🥰
We omor
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I mean that's accurate. Twitter is indeed very toxic and probably the social media app where you can receive the most have
Twitter is famous exactly because is the worst online platform in history, where people ruins innocents lives over nothing. Remove the "probably", it straight is.
and it is the exact reason why elon musk bought over twitter. to have freedom of speech without having to deal with its toxic community.
@chunnila2111
True, it is one of the most toxic social media apps, though I would argue that is par for the course with a lot of other social media apps sometimes too, some people just seem conviently forget about that when the toxic social media site is the one they frequent the most. Instagram is infamous for giving people body dysmorphia and carrying a lot of the same toxicity traits as Twitter, same with Facebook and TikTok (while also being infamous for messing with people's data and privacy).
Even RUclips can carry toxicity like that, like how there'll be some messed-up comments made under dog/cat videos, for example.
@@Scarshadow666funny enough the only thing RUclips ever done was removing dislikes count and turn off comment on kids video lol
Behold
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if twitter abusers see this, oshi no ko will be cancelled
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nah, theres a good chance they'd turn a 180 and be hypocritical and praise the show for calling out toxic fan behavior as if the call out doesn't apply to them 💀
@ryeyumi Ahhh........buddy........that's exactly what happened. The Anime Man made a vid on it,fake fans harassed a mother who called the show out for potentially copying her daughter's(reality tv show wrestler) tragic suicide.
God twitter is a mess.
They already have, lol... Just as annoying as the anime makes them out to be.
@@LeBeau_42 honestly i want twitter to be cancelled...
The episode based on a real event. An japanese actor who played in a TV Show was bullied from Fans and made suicide.
And she was a pro wrestler turned actress. Her 3rd year anniversary of her passing was yesterday.
So to note that was never actually confirmed. Fans speculated that to be the case because of the similarities but the author and the studio never confirmed it as far as I know. Possibly for legal reasons tbh
@@miguelgonsalves6161 A friend of mine made a review with his review and opinion on the episode and the controversy.
I believe it wasn't on purpose nor they were unaware of it.
We don’t know if it was it could just be based on the topic in general
Though its not confirmed to be based on the real event, I can't deny that the first thing I thought throughout this arc is definitely the event you talk about.
At least Aqua saves the day
At least. That's all that can be said,,, except for the countless of lives that were lost. With nobody to save them.
Big applause to my boy!❤
@@chunnilal2111 yup
Dude is a chad dont underastimate him
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Honestly from the first episode Ruby is talking about what's happening on the internet and how everyone is like this and that is way too true and when she jumps off the bridge I was crying so much
Yeah, I would even imagine how the series would have gone if she did suicide and aqua didn’t save her (even though he did)
Very different it would be indeed
Most people immediately regret their decision right when they.. you know..
But it's too late.
Life is your to be lived.
@@xavierpereswait so did she die? Or not?
@@quinnhurst9204 no she didn’t
@@quinnhurst9204it was like 1s before it was point of no return
Finally someone calling out Twitter users
Ikr
I mean, we been doing that for a long time now, it so common, you won't be surprise to see hate comment there.
@@veasnatdm4861 no I meant the anime
They even included correct suicide hotlines for the regions it released in at the end of the episode
Really goes to show both the gravity of the situation and the level of care they show
That’s actually really impressive of the studio to do, props to them for being real with it
thats really sweet and i agree, they must really care
I understand what you're trying to say, but I don't think "snap" is the right word to describe Akane's actions, because it makes it sound like she lost control of herself in her emotions and did what she did in a fit of rage or desperation. She was desperate to leave her mark in the show due to external pressures so she followed the director's advise to oppose Yuki but fumbled and scratched Yuki's cheek by accident due to nerves.
I agree, snap is the exact term twitterists haters use in their canceling comments on that episode
People, be kind. At the end of the day being kind instead of being an asshole could go a long way.
sadly, some people enjoy watching others suffer to the point of suicide, they just suck.
That's exactly the issue. When you are kind enough to help other people, they take advantage of it and you horribly.
Be kind only to people who deserve it.
@@missstranger7697or would it be better be kind to those who you think deserve it and be indifferent to those who you think do not. This way you avoid making a mistake because of your own beliefs. Remember you aren't a perfect judge to know if someone truly deserves kindness or not.
I don't think being a doormat and being kind are equal.
@@klb9672 True🔝👍💯
Dude slaps omori music in an oshi no ko episode review 💀
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Do you know the name of the song?
@@emeraldhem7169 OMORI OST - 122 WHITE SPACE
@@emeraldhem7169possibly lost at a sleepover
@@entertainment4fun707 lost at a sleepover is the neighbors room theme
Oshi No Ko has portrayed Twitter to perfection to the point no other fiction works ever got that close in terms of realism.
The white space bg music made this much more sadder 💀
This episode was basically perfect 9.8/10
I can’t say it’s the MOST gut wrenching episode because evangelion episode 16 and onward is this gone completely out of control
I personally think ep 15 Rezero is much more brutal
@@dauntedcacti3713fax😂
@@dauntedcacti3713 Have u ever heard of Higurashi
@@Backdrop182 yes
@@dauntedcacti3713 how is it brutal. bro can turn back time💀 the real world doesn't have ctrl Z and that's what makes it brutal
We as consumers need to remember that the PEOPLE we consume are human beings. Flaws and all. It’s unfair to expect them to be super humans.
I agree with you. It feels like the majority of the masses aren't mature or have their own personal issues they're likely projecting.
For the people saying that other anime are more gut-wrenching:
It's not the fact that the person's gonna die, or it's gore, or bloody scenes. It's because she's still living but going through pain. They say that dying is more peaceful than living with trauma, being bullied, pressured, etc.
In this context, this isn't the only depressing thing about the entertainment industry. Scandals are popular out there, and personal problems happen too. Even if they don't get hate, some people are perfectionists and thinking that they did something wrong can pressure them their whole life, especially if they can't rant it. If you've heard of Ensemble Stars, you'll probably understand too. It's more directed to the idol industry, but same thing. Difference is that, their suicidal thoughts come from (mainly) personal/family problems. Well, no matter where the problem came from, you can't exactly say that “this isn't gut-wrenching. Other anime can be worse than this.” because the person that's suffering it feels more gut-wrenched than the watchers. Even if they're not real-life people, imagine yourself in Akane's shoes. It's as terrible as bullying (even of the bullying is a joke by stupid people).
Enstars mentioned... also ya so real fer that
Yeah. Other anime tragedies are usually not as realistic or accurate on mental health topics, it's often amped up for drama. Like what are the chances that you live in a world thats split in half between demons and humans? Zero. But what are the chances of someone getting depressed due to their job, cyber bullying, and feeling inadequate? The chances are very high
Or to people who say Kana suffered worse than Akane.💀
No, there was similar amount of pain to both of them and a bit more to Akane, because she was also ready to commit suicide.☠️
I literally screamed of happiness at the end of the episode
Aqua clutch chad GOAT
istg this episode got me scared as shit, like bro- the concept of suicide is very painful, full of sorrow and pain. people use it as a way of escaping their problems and this is how this episode accurately depicts it.
The fact people are mad about the author doing this says a lot more about them than it does about the creator. These people should be grateful that the writer brought this to their attention and should be angry with themselves.
Social media does more harm than good. Now i see why my old man was against it to begin with.
It's unnerving because it hits not just close to home, the hit is *_inside_* the damn home. Not just Twitter too, it's everywhere.
I think people often missed the point here, there is no pleasing haters if they hate you meaning they're not a fan, so stop thinking about them.
That's what I learn on my school day, I just ignore the bullies, I challenge them to do their worse, if they think they're pushing me for doing suicide and self harm they're wrong, they need to hurt me I won't be giving them that.
Yeah because they're demons to feel the punishment while were angels...😇👿
If you ignore the bullies, they'll make it 10 times worse.
@@Alex-fv7ri making a fuss and giving them attention is way worse, bully wanted attention, respect.
Don't give it to them ignoring doesn't mean you can't stand up.
@@gkagara its different that bullies is her watchers and the reason of her success. Because in fun sector fans are everything
@@grace-bs1zc just like bud light you should know your customer who you aim to please, there is no pleasing everyone, find your fanbase and stick with them.
Entertainers have to deal with criticism over the slightest thing in MASSES
I cant imagine how that takes a toll on mental gealth..
This is why twitter is trash you shouldn’t watch it like people on twitter literally take normal things into offensive things so they can cancel them for example
Guy 1 : I like nuttella
Guy 2:I’m allergic to chocolate
Guy 1 oh sorry
Guy2 : oh your victimising yourself now? You deserved to be canceled everyone hate on guy 1 he’s thinking people allergic to chocolate are retarded
-a while later guy 1 gets hate by everyone and sucides*
Guy 2 : I feel so bad for him I wonder why he did this rip guy 1
And that’s twitter in nutshell is
You’re on point
Glad I never used it
@@FatushiHimura I only use it, to spam my posts full of yuumori content 💀 (it means Yuukoku No Moriarty/Moriarty The Patriot)
Tbh i think the creator of the anime wanted to show the dark reality of the internet and they potriat it very well
For anyone asking, the name of the audio is called "White Space" by the indie game Omori ^^
Sad fact : after this episode, a lot of fans of Oshi no ko went to cyberbully someone because their had been a similar story with her daughter exept her daughter killed herself and the episode reminded her sad events of her life and she said she didn’t like the episode for that.
Kana fans in a nutshell. They’re as rude and horrible as Kana herself
I feel sickened while watching all the criticism toward Akane and thinking about the fact that these things happen every day somewhere on this planet made me sad 😔
One of the best animé on this era. So real and apt. Really excited how the story unfolds when she makes a comeback ❤
As a survivor of an attempt myself, the scene where Akira was being spoken to by the police made me tears up. It reminded me so much of my own experience and I'm sure many others felt the same way.
and the way Yuki slapped her because she was horrified by the fact that she almost lost a friend that way made me lose it, Yuki is such an underrated character and I hope we get more of her.
She needs a hug bro
To think that this happens in real life of the idols 😢 ...
Especially true for female idols.
Moral of the story, screw people and screw social media
The whole idol scene in Japan is just crazy, because it’s a fight for popularity and being as talented or more talented then other fooled out there. Plus as a idol your whole life is basically in control of your manager and a schedule as try to study or try to even have free time as you they have go to recordings for songs, commercials, radio shows, tv shows, signings, special events, concerts, etc. The whole idol scene in Japan is nuts, but worse is when you reach a certain age or not as popular anymore you get let go and treated as if your just a normal lowly person in society.
Hard to ignore when thousands of people shit on your blood, sweat, and tears. Some people even telling you to die or to quit.
The sad part is that people don’t even care that these people that they’re hating on is dying and they would probably just laugh at their death. How cruel.
I never watched the episode, I read the manga but DAYUM that part hit harder than a bullet 😭
People work so hard, yet no one look at them, but once they make a mistake, all the attention flows in, in a bad way. Thats just how the real life.
I was a shy and quiet kid in highschool and theres one time im not feeling so well and i snapped, i only say f** you to a friend. And all the people act like they just witness the most evil crime ever, i felt so guilty and for a couples of day they all gave me that offensive eye.
People in my class they casually get angry and say f*** all the time and there doesnt seems to have a problem with it, everyone laugh n brush it off like "lmao its just his/her personality, s/he always does that anyways"
But when a quiet one say it, its like the end of the world. People just expect someone to be a certain type of personality, to not ooc
ye, society is cringe, I'm waiting to merge with Artificial Intelligences.
But you never did it again? I may be wrong, but it sounded more like 'humiliation' than guilt? If so, that's nothing to be ashamed of. Our brains hold onto memories like this so we don't repeat past mistakes. Also, just because others do it doesn't mean it's okay to do it yourself.
Who create success? The audience. Who can destroy it? The audience.
" let's play.... TO a song... That we made.... Wipe your tears... And your fears... And I'll be here..."
NOO I CRY EVERY TIME I LISTEN TO THAT SONG 😭😭
Twitter: you can't defeat me
Cyber-victims: I know, but they can!
Apathy: 💥
it does portray the effects mental health pretty well.
I never wanted to see the world burn more in my life than after reading that arc.
i still think twitter should be shut down the cesspool that it is i also heard a story in a video about a vtuber who more or less went through the exact same thing tried to jump off of a roof i think a tree or something broke her fall enough to save her life got some broken bones then ended up getting help from either one of her fans or one of the people who saw her jump either way last they said in the video she was stable and getting better and getting a job i think obviously not a vtuber anymore because her snapping and mental breakdown was because of the stuff that happened to her vtuber career and caused mostly by her fans i think her fans were even the reason her vtuber career went down the toilet after the video i was glad she was better but still wanted to hurt those fans of hers in so many painful and gruesome ways and break them like they did to her
That kinda behavior mostly exist in Japan, or East Asia in general
I don't know about that i think it exists pretty much anywhere with an entertainment industry. It may be more intense in Japan since Japanese society doesn't like stuff that breaks the norms or social harmony, But I have heard of similar things play out with content creators & other entertainers from America & other places. The thing is the entertainment industry no matter where in the world has a lot of dark secrets behind the curtains. You would be surprised how many people in the entertainment industry can easily put on a facade and fake smile. Also I feel like people who don't have as much experience as mainstream or bigger entertainers might be caught off guard when they see the dark sides of the entertainment industries or get brutally attacked online or in real life. Another thing is a lot of entertainers have fans that expect stuff of them a good example is musicians some musicians might become famous for making rock music for example but then they switch to another music style and the fans don't like or want to except it & wind up ridiculing or attacking the person. This is just my thoughts though I definitely don't think that kind of behavior mostly exists in Japan or East Asia. I think it's more of a human thing then a cultural thing.
I know that pattern is almost exist in every entertainment industry in every country on certain degree. But that exact behavior as in this anime depicted is surely Japanese culture. In country like Japan and Korea, it's almost common that entertainers or "idols" there would commit suicide over losing popularity or a minor mistakes or criticism. Not to mention their fans can be really obsessed with their idol to extreme level. I'm from SouthEast and it's not that crazy here.
@@windygrass9807 Ah i understand what you mean now
Akane is one of my favorite characters in the show because she was able to move past that with the help of Aqua stopping her from taking her life and I like her personality
I love how this show talks about the real idol life, like in kpop and Jpop. This happens alot to idols and they end up committing suicide
and the fact that she almost took her life because of this, thankfully one of the main characters save her before she tried to jump off a bridge into a busy road
I like how you put the omori music with the topic of Oshi No Ko. I can definitely see they are similar in a way.
Twitter gets mad because they know they are the cesspool of toxicity that the episode is jabbing at.
? No one on twitter actually got mad at this. This was a jab at Japanese idol culture and the losers that participate in “criticising” idols. And even if they are aware this is directed at them they’ll try to justify it saying they’re saving their lives and careers.
The way the light in her eyes just disappear is a cool detail, love that
"Rule number 1 in the internet ralph.. Don't look at the comments.."
She even got hate from people on tiktok💀
I agree for this one actually..
Istg on the day before this episode aired i found about the hate Wonyoung's getting on her insta posts and i felt so sicken to stomach like i went thru every single other post to see and found out what people had written to her and since when this was going on but i gave up cuz literally all of'em and i mean it like all of them had these disgusting comments but i was kind of relieved as well cuz her true fans really tried their best to overshadow the hate comments and not let her see those god awful things by commenting beautiful comments gifs to her and making them appear on the top.
I used to think the veil of anonymity provided by social media had really allowed us as humans to unmask our cruelest behaviours.
But now If you think about it even the anonymity is overstated given some of the heinous shit I've seen people say online under their real name.
The way you picked the Omori soundtrack is actually a nice Easter egg
The fact that this happens all the time is sickening. Social media can be a haven or hell. Most likely for people who pursue the entertainment business or other way but it can be pure torture and nobody cares until they see something horrific happens caused by their own childish inexorable actions
This whole incident in the anime definitely highlighted the toxicity of the internet, with all its haters and bullies, and how mindless these “social justice warriors” can be, and how all this can lead to someone wanting to kill themselves. The whole time I watched it I just thought, if she really killed herself, then afterwards there would be all these people who’d come out and defend her, saying how the haters deserve to be punished and whatnot, or the haters might feel bad about what they did. But it would all be so pointless, because what were these people doing when she was alive? It’s like a bystander doing nothing to stop a murder happening in front of them, and then persecuting the murderer afterwards. Or a murderer feeling bad after they’ve killed a person, it’s all meaningless to the person who died, and their loved ones, who have to live with their death.
I think another lesson this show had, that didn’t garner as much attention as the whole internet drama, is the fact that a lot of times, the people involved in the production of these shows have as much responsibility to bear, if not more, as the haters online. Because oftentimes, just for the sake of producing an “interesting” show and getting ratings, and getting people talking about the show, they will intentionally film the show in such a way that vilifies a completely innocent person. They know that doing so would result in all this hate, they know it’s entirely their fault because this was exactly the result they were looking for, to cause controversy and drama so that it would get people fired up. We see them do it to Akane, even going so far as telling her directly that she should attempt to cause conflict with Yuki, who was the show’s favourite, and then when the whole scratching incident happened, they intentionally withheld the footage they had of the two girls making up. Even when things came to a tipping point and Akane tried to commit suicide, they were reluctant to release the footage just because they knew they would be held accountable for everything that happened.
Oshi no ko Twitter: "aKaNe sUcKs"🚫🙅♀️📢
Real Twitter: *Gives whole essays why Akane is the best girl in Oshi No Ko* ✔️ ✅️
Even Kana hates her and gets jealous of her.☠️
And next episode, it’s like it never happened. No leftover trauma, no mild unease, she just goes back to normal.
Watching this hurts because it’s so relatable. It’s part of why I enjoy taking part in the Korok Space Program…😂
I haven't seen it yet, but so far, I think most episodes of Banana Fish are more gut-wrenching. But, having said that, this is an important topic and it sounds like it was handled well,
This episodes is the most heartbreaking one.... I mean, ik that everyone who works as an entertainer has the same risk to be on her position. But, to c the illustration bms from this anime is so...... omg ;-;.... T.T ... I can't imagine how's it feel for someone who has been through that situation :(
Fun fact:the story of this is from hana kimura Hana Kimura (Japanese: 木村花, Hepburn: Kimura Hana, September 3, 1997 - May 23, 2020) was a Japanese joshi puroresu professional wrestler. She worked for native companies in her country such as World Wonder Ring Stardom from 2016 to 2020, and Wrestle-1, in addition to having made appearances for foreign companies such as Ring of Honor, Pro-Wrestling: EVE, and some independent promotions in Mexico. Kimura was a second-generation wrestler; her mother Kyoko Kimura is a former professional wrestler.[5]
That gut wrenching pain is reality. The kind of shit that makes you think about dying regardless of how strong you are.
I guess even the writers hated twitter
This was sad but the ending if this episode make me excited for the next one😊
You can't predict how others will react, but you can control how you respond. Don't expect others to help you feel betrer, it all starts with you
I honestly,no,seriously love her. She deserves more love..💔
I like how it shows how judgemental people can be, like they haven't met her before but judged her just cause she a celb
Well what i'm trying to say is that celbs are people too they have there personal life and problems and that people should not be too involved in there life cause sometimes we just make it worse
Omori ost 😭
This anime episode is called “Egosearching” on Oshi no Ko
The worst part is that this was based on a real situation. A actresses suit/costume got ripped up and she was very upset in a reality show and was told to slap a guy by the directors, she only hit his hat though because she would feel bad if she hit him. She signed a contract that said that she had to follow the directors orders and she couldn't say that it was staged to the public or she would be fined. She got a bunch of hate and whenever she looked like she felt a little better the comments would get worse and worse, one day she posted a tweet with her cat sitting in front of her, the tweet said "I love you live a long and happy life" and commited suicide.
Tch. It's just another depress episode like any other anime I have already seen.
Nah this anime is BUILT DIFFERENT
It's good but people do exaggerate oshi no ko way too much
I've seen hundreds of anime and no one portraits the reality of internet and how much it can affect a person better than this one. I was truly impressed because it's exactly like in reality.
@@VideoGamer8 I don't think so. I've genuinely never seen an anime like ohsinoko. Ive seen anime talking about mental health and social problems in general but so far this anime is the one who delivered the message the best in my opinion. It portraits exactly how reality is.
LMAOO please do not speak like that ever again 😂 "tch." Bro u tryna be a character???🗿💀
the omori music in the background just makes it even more sad
They did this over A FINGERNAIL SCRATCH💀💀
Nah Ai's death is better😩
"Overreacting",tsk😒.
Any berserk episode🗿
Real fans don't compare anime
@@ishantchoubisa9643bro you read berserk first and see what happens 💀people lit getting sad at oshi no ko they see berserk they gon faint or some shir
@@kharlamovmaximlel nah, I know berserk is straight up traumatising. Calling that thing hell's visual representation on earth would be an understatement. Berserk is nightmare fuel. All I'm stating is that real fans don't compare anime and respect other's opinion. Just try and enjoy everything and remember to be respectful of people's preferences.
@@ishantchoubisa9643 aight bro my fault for misunderstanding
Gigachads that dont compare animes and try to one up everything : 💪 🗿
Ngl, the aftermath and the plot twist made me cry
The most terrifying is how realistically they portrayed Twitter
Like how the people treated Naruto as a kid
As an Omori fan, I've never felt so excited yet depressed at the same time. This feels so odd to listen to the background music over this Oshi No Ko episode, kinda reminds me of the Bad Ending where Sunny did something similar to what Akane did., The difference is she got saved by Aqua.
Still the scariest thing from this anime to me is the scene where yk who died. And they were smiling while holding their kids, the way tht image was illustrated was crazy
Bro I didn't even cry when Ai died. I was very sad sure but it was too sudden to really feel that pain
But between the build up, and the end of the episode that changed from blissful lights and silence to pouring rain and a dark longing for the end... I didn't only cry but I was haunted
I'm reading an entertainment novel rn and...yeah. This world is not flower and sunshine at all. Haters are everywhere. And they won't hesitate to throw you off in a second when you show a single weakness. Heck, one of the chapter in a novel I read was about MC being involved in an accident and somehow, some still blame him for that. 'Oh, he's trying to garner our sympathy', 'Oh, the group is better without him', 'Oh, he should just stay in coma. Look at how sloppy he is now'. Like, what the heck?!
You really gotta have a strong mentality if you wanna live in this side of world, huh...
Instagram wouldn't let her slide 💀
My chest felt so damn heavy during the whole episode... Deny or dismiss it, this is really the true face of the internet... And sadly, there will be no person like Aqua to save people like Akane in real life most of the time...
NO WAY , NO ONE TOLD ME ABOUT A NEW EPISODE COMING OUT?!! IMMA WATCH RIGHT NOW , THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO 💖💖, OTHERWISE I WOULDN'T HAVE KNOWN!!
THE OMORI MUSIC.
THE OMORI WHITE SPACE ON THE PIANO HITS HARDER THAN MY SISTER FALLING DOWN THE STAIRS-
And yet this episode made her my favorite character from the anime
This is the reality of entertainment industry... i can't deny it... me personally love kpop and I've saw it... my favourite kpop idol had been kicked out from her group because of bullying accusation...
Other thing this episode show is that you can't believe in everything you see online, the directors of the program changes the whole scene to make her look bad and didn't show she apologizing to the other girl and they making out, the directors could easily cut that scene or just show the apologize but nah, they couldn't miss that opportunity, they prefer to make a teenager look bad to people so they would hate her, no one in the production did nothing before Aqua ask for the original footage, they saw what she was going through, what people was doing with her and they just ignore it and let she get the internet hate, i just simply fell disgusting seen a bunch of stupid adults making a kid pass though this shit
The hate she get was the production, directors and their superiors fault, not her's
Oh gosh, I didn't even think about that, but they do usually change names don't they, I guess it's just one more thing that makes this show so immersive and amazing
The crazy thing is what the actual fans did to her eng voice actor !
THIS APPEARED ON MY FYP AFTER EXACTLY AN YEAR ( the video was uploaded 2023-May-19 and today is the same date but 2024 )
I ain’t ever watched this anime, but I can feel her rage in her eyes and hurts because I relate 😂
Sometimes you just need someone to ask if your okay
THE WHITE SPACE I CANT-
Not the Omori music to rub it in. 😭😭😭