55-69 mystery speech bubble...

What was all that about?

If you don't know what I'm talking about, go past the skip and to the main page of the OHP, and where the Mucc symbol is at the bottom, click on that brightly colored speech bubble. Does anyone know what it's saying? It seems important. XDDD I'm just really curious...

Also, there is a new Mucc! On TV, and Tatsurou's hair looks insane. That is all. :3

I f I understood correctly, they're canceling their show in hawai for a national tour or something!! Due to the strong demands they had!!
They say to wait for new announcements!! Maybe a new tour for the US??

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*sets to finishing the horns for the cosplay*

the Hawaii thing is a joke I seriously have no idea where it came from
they've been joking about it in blogs
well actually just miya

he was like
I'm in....... HAWAII
and then posted a picture that was CLEARLY Korea

I lol'd at the mucc on tv thing, when Tatsurou asked miya what he'd been up to and all he said was
annyong haseyo

anyway anyway it looked to me like it's just a Japan tour, "If we did a Hawaiian tour you'd go "iyaaan" right?!"
I definitely wouldn't get your hopes up for US dates, though I guess it's possible, I don't think that has anything to do with this

but seriously I was so scared when I saw at the beginning their picture shattered, I though: WTF!! Don't tell me they're disbanding that impossible!!!! *panics* then I read and I though: When did they announce they were going to hawai?? *missed a part??*

I didnt know they had been joking about it but I wish you a new and longer tour this time!! (no hopes for Canada anyway....x_x)

I... really do not think that's how anyone would announce they were disbanding, lol

I was browsing through their MUCC on TV clips for march as well and i never fail to amuse me with what comes out from their mouths lol


also....wow Tatsurou has taken a liking to his v.long hair. what has he done to it? experimenting with the curling tongs?

Ahaha. Hawaii. Well, whatever it's about, it was amusing...

I hope there is a US tour sometime soon, though. I want to see them by themselves so badly. ;o;

Their latest video seemed louder than the previous ones. I actually had to turn the volume down. I was so happy.

And Miya had said "Yabasayo," if I'm not mistaken, which is "hello" in Korean.

The volume was fine for me until Tatsurou started going AAHHH to shut up Yukke and Satochi, lol. What the hell are they up to, anyway?

definitely sounded like annyong haseyo to me, but they both mean hello anyway so it doesn't really matter. I've never heard yabasayo before, google only has 361 results for it too, haha. is it more colloquial or...?

they need to get their butts over to Northern California )8 or if they're going to be 6-8 hours away from me they have to do it in the SUMMER, when I can actually go

Well this goes to show that I can't hear Asian languages very well. This Korean lady in Maui told us "Yoboseyo" (and my dad, who's hearing is even worse than mine, heard "Yabaseiyo"), which is apparently the Korean equivalent to Moshi Moshi.

So much for being an interpretor.

He definitely said annyeong haseyo. I heard that EVERY time I went to eat Japanese, and the place was owned by a Korean couple. They yell it all happily at you every time you walk in the door. XDDD

Oh, and Yoboseyo? I googled, and it says that you say Yoboseyo as a greeting on the phone...so it is like Moshi Moshi. XD

Well google does say that yobosayo means hello, so I'm sure you heard her right, just not miya, lol. I think "annyong haseyo" is more like "konnichiwa", so if you say it over there everyone knows where you're talking about as clearly as if you said "bonjour" here or something.

crap now I'm getting all curious about Korean again, with all the occurrences of "seyo" I want to know what it implies.
one language at a time, one language at a time.. when I was taking Spanish in high school and then started learning Japanese, Spanish just started flying out of my brain. Every time I wanted the Spanish word for "but", "demo" or "kedo" would pop up in my head and I'd be like ARRGGHH NO, lmao

Yuketsuko wrote:

He definitely said annyeong haseyo. I heard that EVERY time I went to eat Japanese, and the place was owned by a Korean couple. They yell it all happily at you every time you walk in the door. XDDD

ahahha I bet there are going to be a lot of poor confused people who went to eat there and now think that's a Japanese greeting

rocketeer wrote:

when I was taking Spanish in high school and then started learning Japanese, Spanish just started flying out of my brain. Every time I wanted the Spanish word for "but", "demo" or "kedo" would pop up in my head and I'd be like ARRGGHH NO, lmao

aaahhh exactly the same story here!! Learned spanish for 3 years and I keep thinking japanese whenever I want to speak spanish...but the phonetic is very similar I find....


Oh I didnt see that vid!! *runs on the site!!*
aahhh Mimi is so multi cultured!! I'll faint with pleasure the day he'll start pitching in some french words!! (Unlike Tatsurou who thinks that: On est dans la France, is grammatically correct!! XDD!!)

Not that it matters, but I got all curious...

Hello : an-nyeong-ha-se-yo

Answering the phone greeting (like hello) : yobo-sayo

says this site!

@ Rocketeer: Yeah, I'm sure they did. I knew the difference, though!!! :3