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Korosuke! Hey you!

That would be way too cruel to Koro-chan!

I feel frustrated that several Korean pop songs are ranked on the American music ranking site "YouTuJ," while not a single Japanese pop song is listed. Korea is such a small country, yet their music is embraced by Americans. Could you explain why this is the case? Also, could you advise on how Japanese music can be promoted in the U.S. in a way that would resonate with American audiences?

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Um, the creator of "Gangnam Style" graduated from an American university…See more

How can I access YouTube pages with regional restrictions? The only method I can think of is setting up a virtual desktop environment on AWS, but do you know of a simpler and quicker way to achieve this?

2024/02/28 500 yen 26 seconds

Why not just use a VPN? I mean, you can even find free ones if you look around…See more

In recent years, I’ve been surprised to see an increase in immigrant songs, particularly those popular in Latin America, appearing on the Billboard music charts in the U.S. Some of these songs even make it into the top 100 annual sales rankings, which makes me feel that their population ratio must be as high as that of Black Americans. What are your thoughts on this phenomenon, Hiroyuki?

2024/02/28 500 yen 59 seconds

Aren’t there already more Latinos than white people now, population-wise? It’s just how the demographics are…See more

Recently, YouTube introduced a service that transcribes video audio and displays it in the chat section. Although the accuracy is not great, I believe many videos, including those on Hiroyuki's channel, are copyrighted. If I record myself reading the transcription aloud and upload it to YouTube, would that be illegal? For example, it’s illegal to clip and upload parts of Hiroyuki’s live streams without permission, but if I replace the audio from Hiroyuki’s live stream with my own reading of the transcription and upload that, would it still be illegal? Would Gadget Tsūshin sue me?

2024/02/28 2,000 yen 52 seconds

If the audio from the live stream is replaced, I think it would probably be hard to verify. So, when it comes to YouTube…See more

Thank you, Hiroyuki-san, for stopping me from pursuing my past wild ideas through super chats. The idea I’m currently considering is to create content where I read aloud articles from existing websites. Since I love Western music, I thought I’d start with highly popular sites in the U.S., like "Billboard" and "YouTuj." However, I’m worried that reading aloud written content created by others, even if it’s not a video, might later get me into legal trouble.

2024/03/10 1,000 yen 47 seconds

Well, you could read content from countries not protected by copyright laws. For example, North Korea isn’t a member of the Berne Convention…See more

When writing Pokémon in English, it’s spelled as "Pokémon," with the "é" being a French character. However, when saving "Pokémon" in Excel, the "é" turns into a "?". Is it impossible to save both English and French characters in the same CSV (comma-separated) file?

2024/03/10 500 yen 26 seconds

Well, if you save the CSV in UTF-8 or UTF-16, you can include French characters. So, formats like SJIS or EUC…See more

I enjoy trading forex as a hobby, and I’m considering uploading prediction videos. However, I’m concerned about the legal consequences if the USD/JPY falls below 100 yen based on my predictions. I know that in stocks, market manipulation can lead to criminal charges, but how about in forex? Do you think it could be considered manipulation or illegal in any way?

2024/03/10 500 yen 119 seconds

Well, strictly speaking, YouTubers who make forex or stock price predictions could potentially be arrested or found guilty, but…See more

I’ve spent 10,000 yen on super chats this year. When I have children or grandchildren, I want to be able to brag that my comment was mentioned by Hiroyuki-san. Is it possible to keep the channel up even after Hiroyuki-san is no longer around? I would really appreciate it.

2024/03/10 500 yen 22 seconds

I’ll probably die without ever having to go through the process of deleting the channel…See more

I’ve noticed that some YouTube videos with subtitles in Japanese use strange wording. Is that the work of AI? If you set Japanese subtitles in YouTube Studio, will the AI automatically translate them into the user's preferred language? If so, that means there wouldn’t be any missed translations, and reaching 100 million views wouldn’t be a dream.

2024/03/10 500 yen 20 seconds

Well, AI-generated subtitles aren't that high in quality, so in the end, it's still better if a human does it…See more

My height is 170 cm, and seven years ago, I weighed 108 kg. After requesting a position change to a less popular task involving lifting, my weight dropped to 87 kg. I want to lose another 17 kg so I can undergo weight loss surgery to shrink my stomach to the size of a banana, but I’m struggling to lose more weight. Do you have any good advice?

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I never imagined I’d receive 100,000 yen in affiliate commissions every month, so I ended up using Amazon points to make the purchase. I’ve been using them every day on renting videos and drinking a lot of bottled beverages, but the balance isn’t decreasing much. Now that my points balance has exceeded 1 million, I’m starting to feel anxious. Do you have any advice?

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Hiroyuki-san, are you familiar with "Stogra"? It’s a metaverse inspired by the world of "Graseg." On a different channel, I don’t talk to my coworkers, but I talk a lot with YouTubers on Stogra. Would you like to join us and enjoy a second life in Stogra? One of the notable people I’ve spoken with is Tsuda from Diane. Later, when I watched Tsuda’s video, I realized I might have upset him with my way of speaking. Please feel free to drop by and kill some time!

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My workplace is located next to the train tracks heading towards USJ. Our company’s mascot is a raccoon, so I was thinking, if I dress up as a raccoon and perform something like a "Jamboree Mickey" performance where passengers can see me from the train window, would they get off at the next station to come watch?

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I have eight YouTube channels, and I’m generating revenue from two of them. Recently, I uploaded violent and highly provocative content on one of the channels that wasn’t monetized, which violated YouTube’s policies. I closed the channel immediately, but I’m worried whether it could affect my revenue-generating channels. What do you think?

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I saw on the National Police Agency's website that you can be arrested just by depositing money into an online casino. Why is that the case?

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Currently, in all of Osaka city, smoking on the streets results in a 1,000 yen fine. The people enforcing this are city staff, who have no legal authority, but most people pay the fine on the spot when asked. It’s similar to wealthy people stealing; I guess they do it because they want to feel a sense of ecstasy.

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I used "yt-dlp" to record Hiroyuki-san’s live videos, but recently, it seems that YouTube’s security has become tighter, and it now takes as long as the video’s duration to download. If there’s any other way to download videos instantly, could you let me know?

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I am a programmer like Hiroyuki and can create most things. 15 years ago, I rented a 3-letter domain from Belize and built a search engine. After completing it with 6 years left on the lease, I started redirecting between English and Japanese pages. Eventually, the site started receiving 500 visits per month, but I don’t know which countries the visits are coming from. The lease is expiring in six months. Would you continue renting the domain if you were in my position, Hiroyuki?

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Hiroyuki, you once mentioned using Yahoo! Chiebukuro as a source to suggest that the death row inmate Masumi Hayashi might be innocent and that a child might have done it as a prank. If that were true, it would mean that the tragic event where her daughter later jumped into a river with her child to commit a forced double suicide might never have happened. How do you think the judicial system plans to take responsibility for this?

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Comedian Yano from Garibenz is reading parts of Hiroyuki's live videos, right? Doesn’t that count as copyright infringement?

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I read in the newspaper that Japan Post recorded an operating deficit in 2023. Do you still think it was not a mistake to privatize the postal service, Hiroyuki?

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I uploaded a cover video of a famous anime's ending song to my channel, and it got hit with a copyright restriction. I just played the intro on guitar and sang with my natural voice. If the restriction is based on the melody, does that mean whistling the tune would also be forbidden?

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Following up on what we discussed earlier, if that elementary school student were to come forward now and say, "Actually, I did it," how do you think the public would react? Since they are protected by juvenile law and wouldn't be arrested, could they become a hero figure like in movies, publish a confession book that becomes a bestseller, and end up becoming a millionaire?

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Just to make sure there are no issues later, I want to ask in advance. I’m thinking of using your powerful influence, Hiroyuki-san, to manipulate the public’s mind. With that in mind, I’d like to enjoy poking fun at the public from a safe place until we get covered by MSN or Yahoo!. Is it okay if I use your name for this?

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I am currently writing a novel about handling a corpse. The story involves an unemployed son who wants to claim his deceased mother’s pension. He is struggling with how to dispose of her body. My idea is for him to make deep stab wounds on the body, then store it in the refrigerator. After three years, the body would dry out and mummify, and then he would burn it by the riverbank. By setting up a tent and creating a fake camping scene, it would appear to others as if he’s just camping. What do you think of this idea?

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I once made the mistake of buying a famous mini PC from a Hong Kong company. It cost 120,000 yen, and while the processing speed was incredibly fast, the graphics card was weak, so YouTube movies would stutter and be unwatchable. Have you ever had any shopping failures, Hiroyuki?

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Korosuke and Hiroyuki

Korosuke is a mechanical robot that appears in Fujiko F. Fujio's manga Kiteretsu Daihyakka. It was created by Kiteretsu, also known as Eiichi Kiteretsu. Korosuke helps with cleaning and assisting around the house, spending noisy and lively days together with Kiteretsu.

Hiroyuki Nishimura, commonly known as Hiroyuki, is a Japanese entrepreneur and widely recognized public debater. He is especially famous for founding the anonymous bulletin board "2channel."

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