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00:00Now, it's started. This is a side note.
00:02This time, we will be talking about this.
00:08So, we have Nishikigoi-san and Unagi-san.
00:14Hashimoto-san, you're not feeling well, right?
00:17Yes, I'm sorry. Really.
00:19No, no, no.
00:20That's not at all...
00:21You can talk on the phone, but...
00:23No, not that much.
00:25I see.
00:27You're a champion.
00:30Konnichiwa!
00:32The timing is weird.
00:34I haven't been able to get the timing.
00:36I'm sorry. You're still missing the timing.
00:38I'm missing it.
00:40I don't know.
00:43This is really a side note.
00:46I think it's okay to put in a system that can exceed 100 points.
00:49When I was in school, my test score was full of 100 points,
00:52but sometimes there were 102 points.
00:53No.
00:54No, no. There were.
00:56There were.
00:58Tonight, the two M-1 champions will come to the show.
01:01The voice actors will talk about the hot manzai.
01:08Why?
01:09Isn't it too strong?
01:11Let's eat chocolate.
01:12Why?
01:13It's a rhythm story.
01:15Why?
01:16Furthermore,
01:18they will analyze the past 20 episodes of the M-1 Grand Prix with all 189 books.
01:24Probably, it will be the first M-1 MULTI-DATA on TV.
01:28I bought a book that will make you smarter.
01:31Hurry up and read it.
01:33I don't think I need to hit people who make logical jokes.
01:37It's a perfect match for a fool.
01:42Sometimes it hurts a lot.
01:45He hit me from above.
01:48He really hit me.
01:54An hour filled with the manzai love of entertainers.
01:57Let's get started.
02:00Here are tonight's topics.
02:03The youngest M-1 champion of Ibushigin &.
02:09Masanori-san, your nose is stinging.
02:14I'm sorry.
02:15You.
02:17You look like you can't stand it.
02:19Takashi-san.
02:20It's dangerous.
02:21Takashi-san is like a rifle.
02:23It's true.
02:24It's deep.
02:26Completely.
02:28I think there will be a lot of stories about M-1.
02:30Unagi-san, please tell us the topics you are interested in.
02:32There are various topics.
02:34The world's longest-living company ranking.
02:37Yes.
02:38It's amazing.
02:39I'm traveling the world alone.
02:40You are traveling the world.
02:42There are buildings from the Muromachi era in the Czech Republic.
02:46Czech Republic.
02:47There are buildings from the Muromachi era in the Czech Republic.
02:51So when I think about it, I wonder where the world is.
02:56Then let's go there.
02:58Really?
02:59But it's a big deal.
03:03It's a big deal.
03:04It's a big deal.
03:05There are two M-1 champions.
03:07I want to talk about it.
03:09A thorough analysis of M-1 data.
03:11I understand.
03:14A thorough analysis of M-1 data.
03:21The champion of last year's M-1 Grand Prix is...
03:27It's amazing.
03:28The winner is...
03:31It's really amazing.
03:33Congratulations.
03:35I'm twice as happy as last year.
03:37We are the champions.
03:40I was able to win the grand prix and the top batter for 2 consecutive years.
03:45It's amazing.
03:46It's really amazing.
03:47So that's what it is.
03:48That's what it is.
03:49Taito is different.
03:51That's what it is.
03:52Really.
03:53That's what it is.
03:54He's a top batter.
03:55I'm a sword fighter.
03:58I'm a sword fighter.
04:00Why do we have two kids in the same school?
04:03That's because we want to have a good time together!
04:06It was a bit of a shame that we were caught up in the whirlwind of the explosion.
04:10This time, we divided the M-1 Grand Prix into six themes and analyzed them thoroughly with data.
04:18M-1 athletes, please feel free to talk as much as you want.
04:24This time, we're going to talk about the M-1 Grand Prix based on the six data that the program has analyzed.
04:32First of all, it's amazing.
04:37The judges are the most difficult when they get the top.
04:41I think everyone got a certain degree of high score by saying,
04:45I think everyone got a certain degree of high score by saying,
04:47I think everyone got a certain degree of high score by saying,
04:50First of all, it's amazing.
04:53The top batter wins are said to be legendary.
04:59Only Ake Nakagawa did it.
05:01It's amazing that he's been a top batter for two consecutive years.
05:06First of all, the luck of the lottery is terrible.
05:09There's no way.
05:11I was watching it at home with Lillie from the Middle East, Kuwahara from Tottori, and the three of us.
05:16There's no way.
05:17When I was in the top batter, Roman Reiwa,
05:21I was like, maybe he's doing it.
05:24That's how shocked I was.
05:26Of course, I didn't do it.
05:28But when I hit that, I felt like the air was ready.
05:33That's right.
05:34This is a side note.
05:36Emi Kuji is suspected to be doing something in order every time.
05:40Emi Kuji's case is getting more and more like a skeleton.
05:44I see.
05:45I can see it.
05:46I can see it.
05:48To be honest, the top batter is on the verge of death.
05:52Well, it's impossible.
05:54It's been going on.
05:56Reiwa won, so it's like, can I do it?
05:59It's quite difficult.
06:01It's impossible.
06:02It's difficult to judge Yamanouchi, isn't it?
06:05No, it was very difficult.
06:07Of course.
06:08This time.
06:09When the top batter receives it, it's probably the most difficult for the judges.
06:13No way.
06:14Yes.
06:15It was the same with King of Conte.
06:17I received it all of a sudden.
06:19But even if I put it in too low, I don't know.
06:23That's why Tomoko said,
06:26I don't know.
06:28I don't know the rest of the group.
06:31I think everyone gave me a high score to some extent.
06:36This is a side note.
06:38I've written a score at home once in the history of M-1.
06:44One by one.
06:45Yes.
06:46By myself.
06:47But at that time, I wrote it one by one.
06:50I thought it was better.
06:52I went back and rewrote the score.
06:54I went back and rewrote the score.
06:56In the end, I got over 100 points.
06:59Do you understand?
07:01For example, there are times when the top batter scores 96 or 97.
07:05So I think it's okay to put in a system that can exceed 100 points.
07:10What do you mean?
07:11More than 100 points?
07:12Yes.
07:13More than 100 points.
07:14Only when I'm really going.
07:18No, you can't.
07:21It's like a blue ceiling.
07:24When I was in school, I got 100 points for the test, but sometimes I got 102 points.
07:28No.
07:29I did.
07:31No, no, no.
07:32I did.
07:33I did.
07:34No.
07:35I did.
07:36No.
07:37Is that a dream?
07:38It's not a dream.
07:39Takahashi-san.
07:40Yes.
07:41Did you have any interesting data in this?
07:43Yes.
07:44What was the most confusing combination in 4 minutes?
07:48I agree.
07:49Himahima, please explain.
07:51I analyzed the number of times I hit the head of a player by looking back at 189 stories in the past 20 tournaments.
08:00That's a lot.
08:02It's a lot.
08:03The director came up with it.
08:05It's like a shrimp.
08:07It's a lot.
08:09But there are many people who are not aware of it.
08:12We are not aware of it.
08:15I don't hit the head of a player every time.
08:17I think I usually hit the head of a player when I talk.
08:23That's right.
08:24Takahashi-san, did you hit the head of a player in M-1?
08:27Yes, I did.
08:28Did you hit the head of a player?
08:30No, I didn't.
08:31I didn't hit the head of a player, but I hit the head of a player.
08:33I see.
08:34I hit the head of a player in Tsuboka.
08:35Yes.
08:36I think Takahashi-san hits the head of a player every time.
08:39Yes, I do.
08:40That combination.
08:41I'm sure of one thing.
08:43Lightning.
08:45But there may not be many lightnings.
08:49Is that so?
08:50It's a lot.
08:51Isn't it a good ending?
08:52Power.
08:53Takumi hits the head of a player after he hits the head of a player.
08:55I don't have the data of the power.
08:57How do you know the power?
08:59Tom Brown.
09:00Tom Brown.
09:01Yes, Tom Brown.
09:02He hits the head of a player.
09:05When Tom Brown hit the head of a player in M-1 in 2024,
09:13I thought I was going to die.
09:17There was a terrible noise in the venue.
09:21Have you ever been hit by lightning?
09:23No.
09:24No, I haven't.
09:25I don't know why, but I've been locked on.
09:28It hurts a lot.
09:31Lightning is amazing.
09:34Do you get rid of it?
09:35Yes, I get rid of it.
09:37It hurts a lot.
09:40A thorough analysis of M-1 data.
09:43The combination that hit Tom's head the most in four minutes is...
09:47It's the most popular joke in the first tournament.
09:53It's...
09:55What are you doing?
09:58Power.
09:59Power of fashion.
10:01I can hit it.
10:03There are seven more.
10:06Hit the head of a player.
10:08Yes, hit the head of a player.
10:11Why?
10:13This time, among the 20 tournaments,
10:16we will announce the top 3 combinations that hit the head of a player during the first manzai tournament.
10:23The third place is...
10:25From the final match in 2021.
10:29Oh, there are two people.
10:32The oldest pair of finalists who have dedicated their lives to the M-1 Grand Prix.
10:37There are still people.
10:40Hello.
10:43Good evening.
10:45Mr. Nishikigoi, who suddenly made a sudden attack in just 8 seconds from his appearance.
10:51Oh, third place.
10:53Third place.
10:55The number of times he hit his head in the first round of this year's championship is...
11:00Isn't that too much?
11:02I bought a book that makes you smarter.
11:05Hurry up and read it.
11:07Familiar Masanori.
11:09I don't know either.
11:11Goto Nani-chan.
11:12I don't want to tell you.
11:14He keeps hitting Masanori's head with a pleasant sound.
11:18If you're too old, you'll hurt your body.
11:20It's old.
11:22Knee.
11:24It was funny.
11:25It's your fault.
11:2620 times in total.
11:2950-year-old Masanori Nishikigoi.
11:31He won the championship with his body.
11:34This is a lot.
11:35But it's still third place.
11:37Next, the second place.
11:40From the final match in 2008.
11:46This combination, who won the final for the first time in his life.
11:53Mr. Nonstyle, the champion of the M-1 Grand Prix 2008.
11:58How many times did he hit his head in the last round?
12:01I don't know.
12:03I'm drowning in the desire to be told by a woman.
12:05You don't have to say it.
12:06It's my instinct.
12:08I can't get over it.
12:09Let's do our best.
12:10I just went for a swim.
12:11I don't know.
12:12I don't know.
12:14I don't know either.
12:15I don't know either.
12:16I'm not that stupid.
12:17What if I'm dented here?
12:19If I wear a white suit and I'm dented here, I'll think I'm a grain of rice.
12:22I don't know that.
12:24Cancel.
12:26A total of 22 times.
12:29He won the championship while his head was about to be dented.
12:35The man who defeated such a two-time champion and hit his head the most was.
12:40Also in 2008.
12:42This comic book that showed a counterattack from the resurrection of the loser.
12:46That is.
12:50M-1 Grand Prix 2008 semi-final.
12:53Mr. Audrey, who was also a judge last year.
12:58A strong thrust to hit the grain of rice.
13:01The number of times.
13:0424 times.
13:06It was once every 10 seconds.
13:09By the way, he hit his head the most at last year's M-1 Grand Prix.
13:14This is the first hit.
13:17I want to lose.
13:27A total of 7 times.
13:32He hit his head the most last year.
13:35It was twice out of 10 times.
13:39This is the data about the M-1 Grand Prix.
13:45I see.
13:46Interesting.
13:48Mr. Nishikigori was ranked as expected.
13:51But I didn't expect him to be in second place.
13:54To be honest, I thought he was going to win.
13:57Yeah, I thought he was going to win.
13:59Mr. Audrey said he was going to beat Mr. Wakabayashi.
14:03But I didn't think he was going to beat Mr. LoneStar.
14:06I had no idea.
14:08The number of times he hit his head is decreasing.
14:11Yes.
14:12This is a graph of the number of times he hit his head in the past 20 episodes.
14:17This is the deviation.
14:19It's a little bit different.
14:23It doesn't matter.
14:24That's right.
14:25It's zero in 2022.
14:27That's right.
14:28The number of times he hit his head in the 2010 and 2022 competitions was zero.
14:34The number of times he hit his head in the 2022 competition was zero.
14:36Mr. Nishikigori is the same.
14:39When he hits his head, he has to leave a phrase.
14:47That's why I don't hit my head.
14:50Because I can't make a phrase that I can hit my head.
14:54I see.
14:55It's hard to leave a phrase.
15:00That's why I don't hit my head.
15:03If you are a funny person, you will understand.
15:07Sometimes it hurts a lot.
15:10I understand.
15:11Sometimes it hurts a lot.
15:16I understand.
15:17I've been hit by a joke.
15:20I was hit by a joke.
15:22I'm tall, so I hit my head from above.
15:29I was surprised.
15:31I was really hit by a joke.
15:34I was shocked.
15:36I don't know if Mr. Takahashi has a joke.
15:39Have you ever been angry and hit your head?
15:43I have.
15:45I don't understand that.
15:46I understand that.
15:47I don't understand that.
15:48Why?
15:49I understand that.
15:50I was in a joke, but I was stupid.
15:54I was so stupid that I hit my head.
16:00I don't understand that.
16:02That's not good.
16:04That's not good.
16:06You wrote the joke yourself.
16:08That's right.
16:09It's not good.
16:11You don't hit your head, so you hit your head.
16:15Don't you hate that?
16:17I don't hate it.
16:19You don't hate that.
16:21You hit your head when you can't hit your head.
16:24You hit your head in a hurry.
16:27You hit your head in a hurry.
16:28This is just a side note, but...
16:35I don't think you need to hit people who are trying to make a logical joke.
16:41We're basically doing it with the mind of an idiot.
16:44It goes really well with the idea that you can't do that to an idiot.
16:48Oh, as a color of the duo.
16:50It's not like you're trying to make a joke, it's more like you're scolding them.
16:57But even if they're not bald, do you hit them?
17:01This is just a side note, but...
17:05The reason why I hit them is because they're bald.
17:10At first?
17:12I don't hit people who are bald.
17:17I think I instinctively change it.
17:20You don't hit people who are this bald?
17:22I don't hit people who are this bald, but...
17:26I think it's somewhere.
17:28You don't see it in the audience, but it's there.
17:32This is a really rude question, but...
17:35If there's someone who's walking around with a bald head...
17:38I think I'll hit them.
17:40You're being unreasonable.
17:43No, no, that's not right.
17:46It's a musical instrument.
17:48It's a musical instrument.
17:50It's not a musical instrument.
17:51Masanori-san, it's a percussion instrument.
17:53Am I a percussion instrument?
17:54Is the order of the time correct?
17:56Did you hit them because they were bald?
17:58Or did you hit them because they were bald?
18:00No, when I hit them, they were bald.
18:02They were bald?
18:03Yes.
18:04It was on the side, but around here...
18:07That's right.
18:08They were bald, so when I looked at them...
18:11When I hit them, I thought,
18:12No, I want to go here.
18:15Hayashi-san from Gallop is bald, too.
18:18He's like, what are you talking about?
18:20He's a senior, but it's more fun to hit him.
18:26I'm sure everyone is instinctively bald.
18:30Just because you didn't say it.
18:32Because you're bald.
18:33I'm jealous of Hamai.
18:35I've wanted to go to Hayashi-san a few times.
18:39I can't go because I'm not bald.
18:42So when I meet bald people...
18:44I've thought about it a few times with Masanori-san, too.
18:47I want to hit them when I greet them.
18:50No, no, no.
18:52I just want to hit them.
18:54It's just violence.
18:56It's just violence.
18:59I think everyone has this.
19:02Can I just say hello once?
19:06What do you really want to do?
19:09How do you want to do it?
19:11I want to do what I want to do.
19:14What do you really want to do?
19:16Good morning.
19:18You're bald!
19:20I'm sorry.
19:21At least I don't want to be slapped.
19:24It's my first time.
19:26It's pretty difficult.
19:27It's a feeling of distance.
19:29I felt sorry for Masanori-san.
19:34It was really difficult.
19:36I've never hit him before.
19:38I know you've never hit him before.
19:40It's hard to hit him in the face, too.
19:42I usually do it like this.
19:45Can I hit him once?
19:47In the face?
19:48No, not in the face.
19:50I just want to touch him once.
19:52What was that?
19:53I just want to touch him once.
19:55I just want to touch him once.
20:00Thank you!
20:01No, no, no.
20:02It's completely different from what you said.
20:04You said hello, but you just hit him from the side.
20:09I don't know what you're trying to do.
20:11I just want to hit him all the time.
20:13I don't know what you're trying to do.
20:14I feel sorry for Masanori-san.
20:15I feel sorry for Masanori-san.
20:17I'm not a ball.
20:20You're not a ball.
20:21I'll fly away.
20:22Unagi-san, do you have any other data?
20:24Yes.
20:27Well...
20:28You look like a fool.
20:30The fastest finalist.
20:35The fastest.
20:36Himahima, please.
20:38In the past 20 tournaments, you were the fastest team to grab the opponent.
20:46Which team do you think is the fastest?
20:49Usukigoi-san is fast, right?
20:51Yes, I think he's fast.
20:53He's like a first-class grabber.
20:57Konnichiwa.
20:58Konnichiwa?
20:59I don't know if it's a grab or not.
21:02But it's a grab.
21:05I think he's in the elevator.
21:09But not in the elevator.
21:11No, he's not.
21:12There was a scene at the Magirabu Sakae in Dogeza.
21:16What was that?
21:19Stitch Domo san.
21:21You're so drunk!
21:26Detailed analysis of M-1 data.
21:28Who will be the finalist that grabbed the fastest?
21:32In this One Grand Prix, various techniques have been demonstrated by the Manzai-sensei.
21:42I'm back!
21:45You're Trendy, aren't you?
21:46Yes, I'm Trendy Angel.
21:47Nice to meet you.
21:51Thank you very much.
21:52Oh, I see.
21:53I just got a bell mark.
21:56Thank you very much.
21:58I don't care how many of these there are.
22:00Thank you very much.
22:03By the way, the winner of last year,
22:05Mr. Rewaroman, has won.
22:08Hello, I'm Rewaroman.
22:09Nice to meet you.
22:12Nice to meet you.
22:13Thank you very much.
22:15Let's end this.
22:16Don't break it!
22:18So, this time,
22:20we're going to measure the time
22:23from when all the finalists stand in front of the microphone to when they start laughing.
22:27Let me introduce the top 5 finalists.
22:30The 5th place goes to
22:32Mr. Torosawamon,
22:38who won the final in 2017.
22:39What did I do?
22:41He made it to the final in the last year.
22:45This year, he won the grand prix.
22:47In the first round, he made a great start.
22:50What did I say?
22:51I can't remember a thing.
22:54Hello, I'm Torosawamon.
22:56Nice to meet you.
22:57I'm Torosawamon, too.
22:58I know.
22:59What a speed!
23:004 seconds.
23:01Only 4 seconds.
23:03This is the 5th place?
23:04What?
23:05Next, the 4th place goes to
23:07Mr. Jarujaru,
23:09who made a great impact in 2018.
23:15Did Mr. Jarujaru grab something?
23:19He made it to the final in the 4th round.
23:21He made it to the final in the last year.
23:30Hello, I'm Kato.
23:31I'm Jarujaru.
23:32I'm Fukutoku.
23:33I'm Fukutoku.
23:35What a speed!
23:36Only 3.18 seconds.
23:39Now, let's announce the top 3.
23:42The 3rd place goes to
23:44the legend who participated in the first tournament,
23:49Mr. Kirin.
23:51I'm Kirin.
23:52Only 2 years ago,
23:54he performed on a big stage.
23:56Hello, I'm Kirin.
23:58I'm Kirin.
23:59Hello, I'm Kirin.
24:01Only 3.02 seconds.
24:05I'm Kirin.
24:06By the way, Mr. Kirin performed
24:08all the 8 songs he performed in M-1.
24:15Next, the 2nd place goes to
24:18Mr. Jessica Shinkuu,
24:22who made it to the final in the last year.
24:26He grabbed something the fastest last year.
24:32Let's end this.
24:35Only 2.13 seconds.
24:40Now, let's announce the 1st place.
24:43The fastest grabber was
24:45Mr. Manzai Ano,
24:47who participated in the tournament in 2002.
24:52I see.
24:53He's fast.
24:56He's too fast.
24:57He's too fast.
24:58He's too fast.
25:03A thorough analysis of M-1 data.
25:05The fastest grabber ranking.
25:07Now, let's announce the 1st place.
25:12The fastest grabber was
25:14Mr. Harigane Rock,
25:16who participated in the tournament in 2002.
25:21Now, let's announce the fastest grabber in M-1 history.
25:28I'm 1st place.
25:30Only 1.06 seconds.
25:33Mr. Harigane Rock,
25:34who performed a great grabber in the tournament,
25:37was the 1st place.
25:40A thorough analysis of M-1 data.
25:42The fastest grabber ranking.
25:48He's too fast.
25:49He's too fast.
25:51He didn't even wait for the audience to applaud.
25:56He just went in between the applause.
25:58It felt like he was doing it because he was doing it.
26:00In the end, it was only 4 minutes,
26:02so it was about how fast he could go.
26:06We weren't that fast.
26:07We weren't that fast.
26:08Even if we thought we were fast,
26:10if you compare it to this...
26:12How many seconds did we do?
26:14I think it was about 20 seconds.
26:16It felt like we were using it properly.
26:19Did you think about the speed of the first grabber?
26:23To be honest,
26:24we didn't really think about it
26:27because we had a greeting.
26:29We just thought,
26:30well, we can do it.
26:31I see.
26:32We did the first grabber.
26:34Hello. Shut up.
26:36Let's buy a book that will make you smarter.
26:39Let's read it quickly.
26:40There were two steps.
26:42We did it in about 10 seconds.
26:44Until here.
26:45The greeting.
26:46Yes, yes, yes.
26:47After we put on the microphone.
26:48There were two steps in there.
26:49That's right.
26:50There were two steps in 10 seconds,
26:52so we thought,
26:53well, let's take it slow.
26:55I see.
26:56It's a style where you make money first.
27:00By the way,
27:01at the beginning,
27:02when you said hello,
27:04did you know if you could do it or not?
27:07Didn't you know at that point?
27:09Yes, I did.
27:10When I say hello,
27:12I usually take it,
27:14but there are times when I don't react at all.
27:17On that day,
27:18I have to do my best.
27:22I see.
27:23But I take it when I say hello.
27:25I see.
27:26It's not like you can't take it at all,
27:28but if you do your best,
27:30you can do it.
27:31Yes, yes.
27:32On that day,
27:33there are times when the audience looks at me as if I'm pretending.
27:36I see.
27:38Mr. Tsubasa, do you feel anything?
27:40I don't know.
27:43To be honest, I don't know.
27:44I just do my best.
27:46Hello.
27:47But you don't take it as usual.
27:49No, my voice is loud,
27:51so you can't hear me.
27:54So...
27:55You can hear me if you talk.
27:57It's not easy.
27:58How should I put it?
27:59It's not controlled.
28:00I just do my best.
28:02I see.
28:03Mr. Ginshari, you used to do it, right?
28:05Yes, I used to do it a long time ago.
28:07I don't think Mr. Nishikigoi knows about it.
28:09No, I don't know.
28:10I don't know.
28:11When we were doing it with Ginshari as a base member,
28:16he came out,
28:18and I said,
28:19I'm Ginshari.
28:20That's what I said.
28:22But it was a terrible atmosphere.
28:25I slipped once.
28:27But that's up to Hashimoto, right?
28:29I don't say anything.
28:30You don't?
28:31No.
28:32That's amazing.
28:33You say,
28:34I'm Ginshari.
28:35You said it twice, right?
28:37Yes, I did.
28:38I was pushing.
28:39I couldn't react to anything.
28:42I was talking to the air.
28:45It's better not to do it.
28:47I told you.
28:48I wanted to reset the atmosphere of the previous team.
28:53I wanted to slip and then do the story.
28:58That's what I was thinking.
29:00I see.
29:02Ginshari had that kind of policy,
29:06but I quit because I slipped so much.
29:10I couldn't get it back.
29:12It was a huge minus.
29:14I didn't know it would be such a minus.
29:18Ginshari's slip was so bad that he sealed it.
29:29I'm Ginshari!
29:36You know,
29:38recently, I've been...
29:40He was the M-1 champion of Mochi,
29:42who broke the atmosphere of the venue.
29:46This is a side note,
29:48but when we were doing Konnichiwa,
29:50when we went to the location,
29:52kids and old people would say Konnichiwa.
29:55We didn't remember our team name.
29:58We just said Konnichiwa.
30:00It became Konnichiwa.
30:03Konnichiwa itself.
30:04It became Konnichiwa.
30:06It became Konnichiwa.
30:07The name itself became Konnichiwa.
30:09It became Konnichiwa.
30:11It's a strange phenomenon.
30:13I was surprised.
30:14My daughter also says Konnichiwa.
30:17That's right.
30:19How about the Himahima generation?
30:21I don't know.
30:23They only pay attention to the head.
30:26They say it's beautiful.
30:28You're lying.
30:30The head?
30:31Konnichiwa.
30:3317-year-old girls gather
30:35and talk about Masanori-san's head.
30:37They all say it's beautiful.
30:39You're talking nonsense.
30:41I'm sorry.
30:42Konnichiwa.
30:43Himahima!
30:44Himahima!
30:46They're not interested in Masanori-san's head.
30:49Our fans,
30:52like elementary school students,
30:56when they're in their teens,
30:58they move away from Masanori-san.
31:00When they get older, they get closer to Masanori-san.
31:03I don't know how people grow up.
31:04I loved Masanori-san when I was a kid,
31:06but when I became an adult,
31:08I moved away from Masanori-san.
31:10That's the concept.
31:11It's like a fairy that disappears when you become an adult.
31:15Totoro.
31:16Totoro.
31:18What do you want to know, Masanori-san?
31:20What was the most common Kansai dialect?
31:23Of course, it's Kansai dialect.
31:25I think it's the latest.
31:26But in the past few years,
31:27the winners are not from Kansai, right?
31:29Oh, I see.
31:30But it's not just the winners.
31:32It's the total of the remaining members in the final.
31:35Himahima, please explain.
31:36Yes.
31:37This time, from the tournament in 2001 to the tournament in 2024,
31:41I summarized the changes in Kansai dialect and standard language into a graph.
31:44Here it is.
31:46It looks like this.
31:4890% of the participants were in the first tournament, Kansai dialect.
31:53However, in 2004, when Untouchable won the first time in Tokyo,
31:58there were many people who spoke standard Kansai dialect for the first time.
32:02And in recent years,
32:03there have been many people who have spoken standard Kansai dialect for 5 consecutive years from 2020.
32:10I heard from the data that the standard language has exceeded the standard of the East and West.
32:15Does it mean that the standard language has been confirmed?
32:18The standard language of Kansai dialect has changed a lot, so I think it's the way of speaking in Kansai dialect.
32:23I think the way of speaking in Kansai dialect has changed a lot.
32:29Isn't the Kansai dialect too strong?
32:35How do you say it in a formal way?
32:38How do you say it?
32:39It's easy to hear.
32:43For example,
32:44Can you say,
32:45Let's eat chocolate.
32:46Let's eat chocolate.
32:48Let's eat chocolate.
32:49Why?
32:50It's easy to hear.
32:51It's a rhythm story.
32:52Why?
32:54It's easy to hear.
32:55From the Kansai dialect?
32:56From the Kansai dialect,
32:57Why?
32:58Why?
33:01I think it's easy to hear.
33:02Try it.
33:04Let's eat chocolate.
33:05Why?
33:06It's easy to hear.
33:08Is that so?
33:09Really?
33:10Is that so?
33:11I want you to say it in detail.
33:12Why?
33:15Mr. Unagi is a little strange.
33:17Why is it so strong?
33:19Why?
33:20It's easy to hear.
33:21It's easy to hear.
33:22It's easy to hear.
33:26Let's eat chocolate.
33:27Let's eat chocolate.
33:33It's delicious.
33:34Wait a minute.
33:36Wait a minute.
33:38Wait a minute.
33:39I'm sorry.
33:40I thought you were going to ask me to eat chocolate.
33:42I'm sorry.
33:43I thought you were going to ask me to eat chocolate.
33:44I ate it.
33:46Mr. Yamauchi is not a Kansai dialect.
33:50If you like Nandeyanen as much as Mr. Takahashi,
33:53you should know that Yamauchi's Nandeyanen is not pure Nandeyanen.
33:57I see.
33:58The Nandeyanen of a person who is not a Kansai dialect is not easy to hear.
34:03The Nandeyanen of a person who is not a Kansai dialect is like a heavy futon.
34:12The Nandeyanen of a person who is not a Kansai dialect is like a heavy futon.
34:15I think Mr. Yamauchi is a little strange.
34:18Let's eat chocolate.
34:22It's sweet.
34:23It's delicious.
34:27It's delicious.
34:28It's delicious.
34:29I'm sorry.
34:30I want to say it.
34:31It's delicious.
34:32It's delicious.
34:34Where did you say that?
34:37Hokkaido?
34:38I didn't say that in Hokkaido.
34:40It's delicious.
34:41It's delicious.
34:42For Kansai people, Nandeyanen is very funny.
34:47I admire it.
34:48It's not good or bad.
34:51It's funny.
34:53I want to say it.
34:55It's strong.
34:57I understand.
34:59TAKASHI MASANORI said that Nandeyanen had 102 points in the past.
35:05Nandeyanen is very funny.
35:08However, Kansai people like Nandeyanen.
35:11The nuance of Nandeyanen is different from Kansai dialect.
35:17Nandeyanen is better.
35:21I feel that Nandeyanen has a better nuance than Kansai dialect.
35:31Kansai dialect has a good rhythm.
35:40Shirangana.
35:42Shirangana?
35:43It's funny.
35:46Shirangana is funny.
35:49I have a question.
35:58I have a question.
36:01What is Donaiyanen?
36:03What is Donaiyanen in standard Japanese?
36:09Donaiyanen.
36:11For example.
36:14When you eat grilled sweet potato, you say Donaiyanen.
36:19Donaiyanen.
36:21Which one is Donaiyanen?
36:24I don't think so.
36:26There are other ways to say Donaiyanen.
36:29When you do something you don't understand, you say Donaiyanen.
36:33What is Donaiyanen?
36:37What is Donaiyanen?
36:40When you eat something you don't like, you say Donaiyanen.
36:47That's right.
36:48There are other ways to say Donaiyanen.
36:50For example.
36:52When you take a bath, you say Donaiyanen.
36:54Donaiyanen.
36:59That's Ikeyonen.
37:01What is that?
37:02What is that?
37:05That's difficult.
37:07Donaiyanen.
37:09You can use it in both ways.
37:11When you have a goal, you say Donaiyanen.
37:17What does that mean?
37:19What does that mean?
37:21What does that mean?
37:23What does that mean?
37:25The first one may be correct.
37:28Let's go to the first one.
37:30Let's go to the first one.
37:31What does that mean?
37:34Is that correct?
37:36Is Donaiyanen correct?
37:38If you say what does that mean, it's correct.
37:40But if you say Donaiyanen, it's not correct.
37:43It's not correct.
37:45I'll say it again.
37:47Go ahead.
37:49I went to the bathroom.
37:53I'm going to take a bath.
37:55What?
37:58What does that mean?
38:00What does that mean?
38:03By the way,
38:05Nakai from Doshisha Girls' University,
38:07who studies Kansai dialect,
38:11said that Donaiyanen means
38:13what does that mean.
38:16Your guess is correct.
38:19I'll use it, too.
38:22Takahashi-san, do you have a question?
38:24Yes.
38:25What is the percentage of finalists' marriage?
38:29That's interesting.
38:30Himahima, please.
38:31All 199 finalists of M-1
38:35investigated whether they were married or not.
38:38The result is as you can see.
38:40No, they weren't.
38:42As you can see,
38:43the percentage of finalists' marriage has risen a little since 2015.
38:47However, there are more finalists who are unmarried.
38:50According to all finalists,
38:52the percentage of finalists' marriage has risen about 15%.
38:55That's not much.
38:57The percentage of finalists' marriage has risen a little since 2015
39:01because the number of finalists' marriage has increased.
39:04The number of finalists' marriage has increased.
39:06The number of finalists' marriage has increased
39:08because the number of finalists' marriage has increased.
39:11I see.
39:12You two are still unmarried, right?
39:14Yes, we are.
39:16Haven't you thought about it at all?
39:19No, I haven't.
39:20I have a girlfriend.
39:23The one you talked about before?
39:25Yes.
39:26The one you talked about before?
39:27Yes.
39:28We were in a long-distance relationship in Kansai.
39:31We've been in a long-distance relationship for 7 years.
39:33We haven't seen each other for 3 years and 2 months.
39:36You've been in a long-distance relationship for 7 years and 3 years and 2 months.
39:38It's a romance scam.
39:40It's not a romance scam.
39:42It's a perfect romance scam.
39:43No, no, no.
39:44We're officially dating.
39:46It's a long-distance romance scam.
39:47What about you, Takashi?
39:48I haven't thought about it at all.
39:50Really?
39:51We've been drinking together.
39:52You seem to be living alone.
39:56Isn't it hard to meet someone in Ginza?
40:04The girls in the bar come to give me money.
40:10That's a polite way to say it.
40:12They do it as a business.
40:14Like, can I order champagne?
40:15How often do you go to a bar in Ginza at night?
40:20I go there from 13 to 5.
40:22Really?
40:23I go there on a daily basis.
40:25How much do you pay for a night?
40:29The highest I pay is 168 yen.
40:32168 yen.
40:34It's the same as my height.
40:36That's why I can't pay for a night.
40:39It's 168 yen.
40:41You go there 3 times a week.
40:43It's almost the same as your salary.
40:45I spend most of my salary on water.
40:47I only buy liquids.
40:49What do you do for a living?
40:51I don't have a job.
40:53I see.
40:54I don't have a hobby.
40:56I don't have a car, a motorcycle, or an instrument.
41:00I want to have a hobby.
41:02You don't have a job.
41:04I don't have a job.
41:05Is it a romance scam?
41:07It's not a scam.
41:09It's a trick.
41:11It's not a scam.
41:13I have a job.
41:17What about you, Unagi?
41:18Did anything change after you got married?
41:20We were in the same class.
41:22We were in the same high school.
41:25You are amazing.
41:27You have a child.
41:29We have a child, too.
41:31I think it's amazing that you travel the world alone.
41:36I travel the world.
41:37You travel for a long time.
41:39I travel for 4 days.
41:414 days?
41:42Do you go to Egypt?
41:44I went to Egypt in February 2024.
41:47I stayed there for 4 days.
41:504 days?
41:51I was on the plane for 45 hours.
41:56I was on the ground for 2 days.
42:00You were almost on the plane.
42:01I was almost on the plane.
42:02I'm studying SESNA.
42:05Are you studying SESNA?
42:07I'm studying SESNA.
42:08I took my first flight.
42:10I flew to Tokyo.
42:13Did you fly to Tokyo?
42:16Don't say that.
42:18It's dangerous.
42:19Don't say that.
42:20The instructor was sitting next to me.
42:22Both of us were on the steering wheel.
42:24He was on the steering wheel.
42:25I was on the steering wheel.
42:27I was interested in your story.
42:30I got close to Skytree.
42:34He said that.
42:35You touched it.
42:37No, I didn't.
42:38He said that.
42:39No, I didn't.
42:40It's close.
42:41You touched it.
42:42No, I didn't.
42:43It's close.
42:44It's dangerous.
42:47It takes a long time.
42:49It usually takes 2 years.
42:51Does it take that long?
42:52It usually takes 2 years.
42:53It's expensive.
43:01It usually takes a long time.
43:03It usually takes 2 years.
43:05Does it take that long?
43:06It's expensive.
43:07It's expensive.
43:09It costs 9,600,000 yen.
43:13I heard that it costs 6,000,000 yen.
43:16It's expensive.
43:17It's expensive.
43:18You have to pay for the license.
43:19Yes.
43:20You have to pay for the license.
43:22How much is the cheapest one in Cessna?
43:253,000,000 to 4,000,000 yen.
43:26It's the cheapest one.
43:29Can you go anywhere with that?
43:31You can go anywhere with that.
43:32You can't say that.
43:34It's a rule.
43:36It's a rule.
43:37Can I ask you to do it again?
43:39Can I ask you to do it again?
43:41He's talking nonsense.
43:43Can I go to Osaka from Tokyo?
43:45Yes, you can.
43:46You can go to all of Japan.
43:48You have to pay for the license.
43:50You don't have enough gas.
43:52You can go to Tokyo and Osaka by yourself.
43:54You can go to Tokyo and Osaka by yourself.
43:56How long does it take to go to Cessna?
43:58It's like a bullet train.
43:59It's like a bullet train.
44:002 hours?
44:01It takes a long time.
44:02It takes a long time.
44:03It takes a long time.
44:04Even if you spend that much money,
44:06even if you spend that much money,
44:10you can talk about it forever.
44:11you can talk about it forever.
44:12He said it was a big enterprise.
44:14He said it was a big enterprise.
44:17He said he wouldn't notice.
44:19He said he couldn't do it.
44:23He really gets in trouble.
44:26He is arrested.
44:28He is arrested.
44:29That's a very dangerous move.
44:31TAKASHI AIKADONO'S REACTION
44:33This is just a side note.
44:35If you look at the video, you'll see that when he won,
44:39he was flipping through the cards one by one.
44:41He was flipping through the cards one by one,
44:44and Takashi Aikadono was making a reaction to do that.
44:47I didn't make any reaction.
44:50I was just watching him flip through the cards.
44:53I don't remember that moment.
44:56I don't know why he reacted like that.
44:59Normally, people would react like that.
45:01If you look at the video, you'll see that he didn't react at all.
45:05I don't know about myself,
45:07but I think Takashi Aikadono didn't know the rules when he won.
45:13That's the easiest rule to understand.
45:16But I think he really looked like he didn't know the rules.
45:19I understand that he didn't know the score of the first stage,
45:23but I understand this.
45:25There's a theory that he couldn't read kanji.
45:30Whose kanji is that?
45:31Nishikigoi.
45:32Why?
45:33I'm shocked.
45:34After that, when Takashi hugged him,
45:37he said thank you in his ear.
45:41That's how he started to cry.
45:44I see.
45:45He was hit on the head a lot.
45:48He was hit a lot, and then he said thank you.
45:51I think he cried because his emotions got weird.
45:53It's the same as D.Va's boyfriend.
45:56You'd better not have a relationship insurance.
45:58What are you talking about?
46:00Calm down.
46:01What are you talking about?
46:02What are you talking about?
46:06I'm sorry for saying such a bad joke.
46:08I don't know who you're talking about.
46:10Next time, Takada Junji, the man of the hour, comes to a bad joke.
46:15I got a mannequin's lower body and displayed it at home.
46:18Isn't it a monster?
46:19I want to ask you two.
46:21I don't want to ask you.
46:22You're trying to escape.
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46:32I won't let you go.