Fun Fact. This is a type of low-grade Japanese joke known as a "Dajare[pun]". In this video, due to the cut editing, her joke appears to have been well received by Zen and the listeners, but typically, puns don't generate much laughter. When a streamer makes a pun, it is customary for the listeners to respond with comments such as "Eh?", "Nh?", "HA?", expressing confusion. In Japan, this type of humor, where the joke is not intended to produce laughter, is known as "suberi gei[A joke that derives laughter from the comedic aspect of its failure to land.]". I wonder if other countries have the same kind of humor?
Yeah, puns are similar in English. The best puns are "terrible" puns that make the audience groan rather than laugh. Also, in English we have the notion of a "shaggy dog story", but I don't think it's quite the same thing. A shaggy dog story is a long winded story that sounds like it's building up to a punchline, but then just has an unsatisfying ending. A boy owned a dog that was uncommonly shaggy. Many people remarked upon its considerable shagginess. When the boy learned that there are contests for shaggy dogs, he entered his dog. The dog won first prize for shagginess in both the local and the regional competitions. The boy entered the dog in ever-larger contests, until finally he entered it in the world championship for shaggy dogs. When the judges had inspected all of the competing dogs, they remarked about the boy's dog: "He's not that shaggy."
@@fwiffo I watched some videos on the "shaggy dog story", and it seems to require a skilled comedic touch. lolIt's an amusing joke that encompasses not just the punchline but the atmosphere created when the audience realizes what's unfolding.
@@kojincutch.-amemiyanazunac8775 If it will let me post a link to another video, here are examples of the sorts of English puns that elicit groans instead of laughter. ruclips.net/video/Y_UmTeepGLw/видео.html
4:59-5:04 Peak Comedy timing Just her looking at Zen fall, stare at her stuff, and the camera cuts to a 3rd person pov of the realization setting in of "damn... she dumb" LMAO
I gotta say it’s always vaguely sad to think that the only VShojo friends Nazuna can really communicate with are Henya and Kson. Like the others know serviceable Japanese but can’t really hold conversations. I imagine she feels a little left out being the only non-English speaker in the company
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Fun Fact. This is a type of low-grade Japanese joke known as a "Dajare[pun]". In this video, due to the cut editing, her joke appears to have been well received by Zen and the listeners, but typically, puns don't generate much laughter. When a streamer makes a pun, it is customary for the listeners to respond with comments such as "Eh?", "Nh?", "HA?", expressing confusion. In Japan, this type of humor, where the joke is not intended to produce laughter, is known as "suberi gei[A joke that derives laughter from the comedic aspect of its failure to land.]". I wonder if other countries have the same kind of humor?
Yeah, puns are similar in English. The best puns are "terrible" puns that make the audience groan rather than laugh. Also, in English we have the notion of a "shaggy dog story", but I don't think it's quite the same thing. A shaggy dog story is a long winded story that sounds like it's building up to a punchline, but then just has an unsatisfying ending.
A boy owned a dog that was uncommonly shaggy. Many people remarked upon its considerable shagginess. When the boy learned that there are contests for shaggy dogs, he entered his dog. The dog won first prize for shagginess in both the local and the regional competitions. The boy entered the dog in ever-larger contests, until finally he entered it in the world championship for shaggy dogs. When the judges had inspected all of the competing dogs, they remarked about the boy's dog: "He's not that shaggy."
yeah it's like that in english too
@@fwiffo I watched some videos on the "shaggy dog story", and it seems to require a skilled comedic touch. lolIt's an amusing joke that encompasses not just the punchline but the atmosphere created when the audience realizes what's unfolding.
@@kojincutch.-amemiyanazunac8775 If it will let me post a link to another video, here are examples of the sorts of English puns that elicit groans instead of laughter. ruclips.net/video/Y_UmTeepGLw/видео.html
This is just me making jokes in general...
Always nice to see Nazuna having fun with her Vshojo friends.
Froot is planning a song with her.
@@EmaRussoUltra OK now I'm looking forward to that.
4:59 "Wife gone. Think about wife. Sad."
4:59-5:04 Peak Comedy timing
Just her looking at Zen fall, stare at her stuff, and the camera cuts to a 3rd person pov of the realization setting in of "damn... she dumb" LMAO
I gotta say it’s always vaguely sad to think that the only VShojo friends Nazuna can really communicate with are Henya and Kson. Like the others know serviceable Japanese but can’t really hold conversations. I imagine she feels a little left out being the only non-English speaker in the company
2:10 can we talk about how clean her 180 was tho?
It was a 90 tbf
Nazuna is an expert at confining,
Especially fridge confinement
How the table has changed
idk what to say.. its very nice to see ru-.. i mean nazuna having fun with her vshojo friends.
hah shes getting flashbacks of the diamond incident
Always will love you even if your not here necroman- I mean petta-angel
😂😂😂😂
Lol!
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