Literally the spongebob opening 'I can't hear you' (To be fair if it's coming from that many people at once it can be hard to register as a voice at all)
nah shes referring to the very specific like 'WHO WHO WHO' sound everyone made which, even though i was there, was also new to me. i dont think i have seen it at any other concert, holo or other.
@@JEM_TankTbf, we were restless after having been delayed for an hour due to the theatre not expecting the giant waiting line we had to enter the building
As long as they stay an EN concert only exclusive, I'm fine with that. I'm not embrassed to admit that I want to selfishly have something the JP don't have. Sure, we can't wotagei for shit, but at least have our own way of cheering.
@@janematthews9087 haha that's so relatable. You guys have your cool wotagei, we get the hype monkey chants! Celebration of differences and all that good stuff
I actually share the opposite sentiment towards those chants. I found them to be annoying. I can understand the feeling of wanting something that is "EN culture only" during future live events like these but this isn't it for me. As someone that has been to a large number of japanese style concerts for vtubers and anisong artists both in JP/NA these hoo'ing sounds drowned out a lot of other things people were trying to do in between songs. Moments like the "I love you Ina!" cry after one of the songs during Connect the World were inaudible this time around because of these sounds. I personally hope this trend doesn't spread further, and I pray to god that kaigai fans don't try bringing these calls into the next Holofes in Japan. I feel like the jp audience would not be very receptive of such thing. Alas, if this is to become a norm in the EN sphere it's not that big of a deal and I'll just have to learn to tune it out in the future.
Even as an audience member I’m not exactly sure why we did the oo oo oo chant but it was fun! I also screamed “were moomin now” at the end of A New Start
it's an old early 1990's era cheer. made popular by Arsenio Hall. look up clips of his intro from his old show, you'll see him whooping the crowd up with that one. it's something you still hear at sporting events occasionally. or internal chears for sports teams to hype themselves up. i was surprised to hear it at a hololive concert and just figured it might be something that made a comeback in NYC or something that never faded out of the local fandoms since the 90s. seems like something they'd keep alive at yankees or knicks games IMHO so probably something the locals just did. I used to live in NYC back right around 9/11 and it was something i heard at garden. but i haven't been to nyc since i left in 2003 but my guess is it just never faded out of the local fandoms in all that time
I’ve noticed that, looking at miku concerts for example, for Japan they are pretty quite throughout the song till the end, for anywhere else people sing along or chant and jump around having a good time
Honestly cheering and chanting is generally quite a feature of western Culture. Honestly has same kinda energy you would also find at Events like a Football games.
The hootin’ and hollerin’ thing is just another way of making noise to display our appreciation as an audience, like clapping our hands or stomping our feet. It’s also a bit easier on the vocal cords as opposed to screaming, and it’s especially a sensible option when you can’t easily give a round of applause because you’re holding penlights. Thank you for translating this!
tbh I didnt understand either why they did that sound, for real they sounded like gorillas lmao And yes, thats the enthusiasm you get after finally getting an irl concert of your oshis after years of watching the japanese one
Shouting "wooooo" after every performance is a throwback to the first American vtuber, Ric Flair. (That sound is a unique Americanism, it came out because the average person in the audience is college age. It's much more common at sporting events for men or boyband concerts for women.)
I'm not quite sure the chant itself has a specific name, but it's been around for a very long time. IIRC it originated via American Football in the late 80s and kinda became a cultural sensation over time. I'm 28 and I can say pretty confidently that I've been hearing it in some way over the course of my entire life.
You can hear what she's talking about in the free portion of the preview. While waiting for the show to start or in between songs, the crowd in the background will chant "HOO! HOO! HOO! HOO!!" like in military boot camps. For some reason, it stuck. Its actually rather strange and amusing to hear it in an idol concert since you usually hear these chants in a baseball or an American Football game to hype up a team and/or intimidate the opposing team.
Biboo truly deserves the title "Brainrot Princess", because she is very famous for doing silly but also very funny things, even the other members are surprised :))
Kaigai nikki : **cheers loudly like LotR armies* Suisei : *"Huh? Must have been the wind"* Suisei Skyrim moment is just so adorable!! Wait, who's Bijou? Bibooo!!! xD
I know it as the Arsenio Hall fist pump. When comedian Arsenio Hall had his talk show in the 90s, the fans in the crowd would pump their fist and go "woof woof woof..." It became thing for a little while, but to me, I see it as "we're pumping ourselves up to enjoy the show" kinda deal.
Now I have a name for that thing the robots with rotating hands do in Futurama, thanks! To me it was always that "American audience thing" I associated with the 90s lol
can confirm it's an old 1990's era cheer. made popular by Arsenio Hall. look up clips of his intro from his old show, you'll see him whooping the crowd up with that one. it's something you still hear at sporting events occasionally. or internal chears for sports teams to hype themselves up. i was surprised to hear it at a hololive concert and just figured it might be something that made a comeback in NYC or something that never faded out of the local fandoms since the 90s. seems like something they'd keep alive at yankees or knicks games IMHO so probably something the locals just did. I used to live in NYC back right around 9/11 and it was something i heard at garden. but i haven't been to nyc since i left in 2003.
It was hilarious how everyone just turns into apes yelling and shouting monki noises after each song and MC intermissions. i was only watching the vods and i was also making monkie noises at my monitor 😂😂😂
3:21 That's because we really DO love all your performances. We all love Hololive as a whole. As long as Hololive treats their performers with kindness and respect, I truly believe more things like this will happen.
I wish I could remember the clip I saw it in, but one of them mentioned they'd all been calling her Biboo since before any of them debuted. Might have even been Calli? Not sure.
makes me remember that one Hwikky vid where he looked for the Mister Donut where FWMC went and he encounters other fans in the wild and he went: 'Bau bau?' -then the other fans also replied: 'Bau bau..' -they understood each other and had a full conversation with just two words 😂
I was there for both days of the concert and it was just a thing that everyone was doing ever since the first song of Day 1. It sounds more like monke/caveman noises to hype up the crowd for sporting events "hoo hoo hoo hoo" but it worked in making everyone anticipate the next performance or MC part.
From what I understand, the "HOO HOO HOO HOO" thing originally started during Mint and Matara's panel in Offkai 2024, which quickly spread to nearly every live vtuber panel/concert following that. The audience would break into HOOs whenever something exciting happened, or between songs, like Suisei mentioned. I can only assume that this is a sign that the trend has spread to JP.
I was there in-person and had no idea when or where the "ooo ooo ooo" monkey chant came from when I heard it during the Soar World Tour and Breaking Dimensions, but it gradually grew on me tbh lol. It's like, every time there was a hype song, it just grew louder and louder as the concert went on, and it was kinda fun to keep the energy going in anticipation of the next song
JP Singers/Bands LOVE coming to America for this very reason. American crowds are so different than JP crowds. In JP the crowds sit quietly during the performance, maybe sing along a bit, than give cheers and applause for a moment after each song (OF COURSE there are exceptions!). American crowds are a steamroller of hype, shouting, and movement. We don't have the "Always Be Polite" thing holding us back so we can get more ape-y and not feel ashamed. There was an interview with BabyMetal where they talked about how much their first American tour blew their minds. Their first American set scared the hell out of them because they thought it was a riot breaking out. JP fans take note: If it doesn't seem like a barely controlled riot you need more hype!
We did it boys and girls. Americans have successfully created our own Idol audience experience unique to us lol I say that considering the last two EN concerts were in LA and NY. Relax.
Thank you for the clip! So glad she loved our chants at the concert. I was there for both days and had no idea why we were doing it, but it was so funny. Glad our enthusiasm got to her!
Idk what ya'll were doing at the venue but when me and my watch party heard it via stream, we were making gorilla noises on our end haha As an "Overseas Fan" i think its hilarious that me and my friends didn't think anything of this and even forgot about it until Suisei pointed it out
From what I understand, the "HOO HOO HOO HOO" thing originally started during Mint and Matara's panel in Offkai 2024, which quickly spread to nearly every live vtuber panel/concert following that. The audience would break into HOOs whenever something exciting happened, or between songs, like Suisei mentioned.
I am not sure when it started but it is called "Barking". Used to hype events up. I most remember it from the comedian Arsenio Hall, his show and his stand ups. It doesn't have any thing to do with 'men going primordial" or other comments saying that stuff. It is a hype chant that I didn't realize was unique yo the USA pop culture.😅 I heavily saw it when comedians were introduced or during a audience response segments in stand up, but in recent years saw it bleed over to kpop concerts with their crowds when they toured the USA
As someone who was actually there, it was barking lol it even happened during the Soar concert at Anime NYC 🤣 Why? I still have no clue, but I just went with it
I feel like the crowd started chanting "HOOH HOOH HOOH" in between each song to keep the hype going. Cause that was definitely what I was doing the whole time chanting it (in my room).
Even as a stream ticket, I felt compelled to "oo oo oo" with the boys after the songs. I don't really know why. Somebody started doing it and it seemed like a good idea. I guess aside from social cohesion, it's just meant to show that you're still hyped and engaged, actively anticipating the next performance? Also funni cuz haha monke
The woah woah woah I think she is referring to the Gorilla Ape mode the fans have newly upgraded with FOR SOME REASON. I don't even know myself why suddenly we're going Ape mode in our cheers lol
In case anyone is still wondering, the "Oooooooo!" and other such chants are just the way we keep the hype and energy going. It's also very common at sport events from High School and beyond. There's always a "Make some noise!" section at games and that's the easiest way to do it.
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Audience: Screaming out their lungs and literally shaking the venue
Suisei: Hmm? Must have been the wind.
Skyrim Npc be like,
I guess skyrim sneak mechanic was realistic after all
Literally the spongebob opening 'I can't hear you'
(To be fair if it's coming from that many people at once it can be hard to register as a voice at all)
nah shes referring to the very specific like 'WHO WHO WHO' sound everyone made which, even though i was there, was also new to me. i dont think i have seen it at any other concert, holo or other.
She's a protagonist alright.
Thousands of people Chanting
Suisei: Must've been the wind
Skyrim NPCs would be proud
Leonidas and his spartans chanting with the audience
it was beautiful on day 2, it didn't really have much like that on day 1
Leonidas, dining with his comrades in hell: those bros up in there has the spirit of Spartans. Let's join them.
Lol spartan
AWOO! AWOO! AWOO!
@@JEM_TankTbf, we were restless after having been delayed for an hour due to the theatre not expecting the giant waiting line we had to enter the building
"Biboo! Biboo!" - Hoshimachi Suisei
BIBOODEBA
"Kyoufuu All Biboo!"
Get biboo taxed 🗿
Seriously biboo influence is the best. She's the best member on holoEN right now 💪🗿
WHO IS BIBOO I ONLY KNOW BIJOE
Problem: Built up energy/anticipation/excitement/need-to-hype.
Solution: Return to monke.
Human behaviour flowchart thousands of years old
It works 40% of the time, everytime.
no lie, the spartan/monkey chants between songs were HYPE! we need to continue this tradition.
As long as they stay an EN concert only exclusive, I'm fine with that.
I'm not embrassed to admit that I want to selfishly have something the JP don't have. Sure, we can't wotagei for shit, but at least have our own way of cheering.
@@janematthews9087 hahaha I feel you.
It is extremely common in the US as a hype chant at basically ANY sort of event that was popularized by the Arsenio Hall show in the 90s.
@@janematthews9087 haha that's so relatable. You guys have your cool wotagei, we get the hype monkey chants!
Celebration of differences and all that good stuff
I actually share the opposite sentiment towards those chants. I found them to be annoying. I can understand the feeling of wanting something that is "EN culture only" during future live events like these but this isn't it for me. As someone that has been to a large number of japanese style concerts for vtubers and anisong artists both in JP/NA these hoo'ing sounds drowned out a lot of other things people were trying to do in between songs. Moments like the "I love you Ina!" cry after one of the songs during Connect the World were inaudible this time around because of these sounds.
I personally hope this trend doesn't spread further, and I pray to god that kaigai fans don't try bringing these calls into the next Holofes in Japan. I feel like the jp audience would not be very receptive of such thing.
Alas, if this is to become a norm in the EN sphere it's not that big of a deal and I'll just have to learn to tune it out in the future.
I love these positive cultural differences experienced by those from abroad.
Even as an audience member I’m not exactly sure why we did the oo oo oo chant but it was fun! I also screamed “were moomin now” at the end of A New Start
It's a sports thing that's pretty big in new york. Kinda just a chant to keep the hype from dying down.
I was also in the crowd and I can confirm. No clue why we did it but damn did it just feel right.
@@Neon64gamer that’s kinda what I assumed, that or something to do with the BAU BAUs
it's an old early 1990's era cheer. made popular by Arsenio Hall. look up clips of his intro from his old show, you'll see him whooping the crowd up with that one. it's something you still hear at sporting events occasionally. or internal chears for sports teams to hype themselves up. i was surprised to hear it at a hololive concert and just figured it might be something that made a comeback in NYC or something that never faded out of the local fandoms since the 90s. seems like something they'd keep alive at yankees or knicks games IMHO so probably something the locals just did. I used to live in NYC back right around 9/11 and it was something i heard at garden. but i haven't been to nyc since i left in 2003 but my guess is it just never faded out of the local fandoms in all that time
I knew i heard that! It was you!
I forgot there is difference between JP audience and En audience.
Oversea definitely have that hype moment
I’ve noticed that, looking at miku concerts for example, for Japan they are pretty quite throughout the song till the end, for anywhere else people sing along or chant and jump around having a good time
Honestly cheering and chanting is generally quite a feature of western Culture. Honestly has same kinda energy you would also find at Events like a Football games.
Hearing grown men chanting "Biboo" is kinda funny
Ikr, it's koseki bijou lol they can't even get her name right!
@@aaronclay4665 Sorry, who? You mean Beejoe?
@@aaronclay4665 its bijoo right?
@@TenmeiSuiXe Bibou
@@TenmeiSuiXe bigoo?
The hootin’ and hollerin’ thing is just another way of making noise to display our appreciation as an audience, like clapping our hands or stomping our feet. It’s also a bit easier on the vocal cords as opposed to screaming, and it’s especially a sensible option when you can’t easily give a round of applause because you’re holding penlights.
Thank you for translating this!
tbh I didnt understand either why they did that sound, for real they sounded like gorillas lmao
And yes, thats the enthusiasm you get after finally getting an irl concert of your oshis after years of watching the japanese one
I think it had origins from offkai with the indie tubers. Its one way to get hyped other than cheering!
Shouting "wooooo" after every performance is a throwback to the first American vtuber, Ric Flair.
(That sound is a unique Americanism, it came out because the average person in the audience is college age. It's much more common at sporting events for men or boyband concerts for women.)
I'm not quite sure the chant itself has a specific name, but it's been around for a very long time. IIRC it originated via American Football in the late 80s and kinda became a cultural sensation over time. I'm 28 and I can say pretty confidently that I've been hearing it in some way over the course of my entire life.
I don't know how it started or why, but I've been to quite a few K-pop concerts in the US and the same chant happens too.
we monkey
You can hear what she's talking about in the free portion of the preview.
While waiting for the show to start or in between songs, the crowd in the background will chant "HOO! HOO! HOO! HOO!!" like in military boot camps. For some reason, it stuck.
Its actually rather strange and amusing to hear it in an idol concert since you usually hear these chants in a baseball or an American Football game to hype up a team and/or intimidate the opposing team.
We were hyping up team HOLOLIVE BABY!!!
Intimidate the idols. Show them no fear.
The best part is that the one exception to the WO WO WO WO WO was after Fuwamoco's duo, where it was BAU BAU BAU BAU BAU BAU instead
Sasuga Ruffians. They didn’t let me down. 🥲
BAU BAU!
A whole stadium full of kaigainiki's spartan chanting.
Sui-chan : Hmm.. Must've been the wind.
I really like the bibidiba acoustic playing in the background. Now I wish that she would sing it in The First Take.
Piano Arrange
7:19
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Did you see her performance with a female japanese pianist? It was entirely acoustic and the last song is a jazz version of bibidiba.
@@SilverMystes1can you share the video?
@@SilverMystes1 where the sauce?
Edit: Harami_Piano 👍
@@Sedkitgar try searching for Harami_Piano
Biboo truly deserves the title "Brainrot Princess", because she is very famous for doing silly but also very funny things, even the other members are surprised :))
Someone take Susei to a college football game, then she’ll get it.
That or to a UK football game for a whole other experience
@@EmperorPylades "CAM ON ENGERLAND KICK DA BOL!"
Oh I see. Guys, she loved the "cave man" chant
I've seen a lot of chants devolve into oo oo oo oo, in numerous settings, its sort of a default
Kaigai nikki : **cheers loudly like LotR armies*
Suisei : *"Huh? Must have been the wind"*
Suisei Skyrim moment is just so adorable!! Wait, who's Bijou? Bibooo!!! xD
"Japanese fans wouldn't act like that."
Meanwhile, at a Japanese baseball game...
I know it as the Arsenio Hall fist pump. When comedian Arsenio Hall had his talk show in the 90s, the fans in the crowd would pump their fist and go "woof woof woof..." It became thing for a little while, but to me, I see it as "we're pumping ourselves up to enjoy the show" kinda deal.
Now I have a name for that thing the robots with rotating hands do in Futurama, thanks!
To me it was always that "American audience thing" I associated with the 90s lol
can confirm it's an old 1990's era cheer. made popular by Arsenio Hall. look up clips of his intro from his old show, you'll see him whooping the crowd up with that one. it's something you still hear at sporting events occasionally. or internal chears for sports teams to hype themselves up. i was surprised to hear it at a hololive concert and just figured it might be something that made a comeback in NYC or something that never faded out of the local fandoms since the 90s. seems like something they'd keep alive at yankees or knicks games IMHO so probably something the locals just did. I used to live in NYC back right around 9/11 and it was something i heard at garden. but i haven't been to nyc since i left in 2003.
@@Ausdrake well, technically it is an American audience thing from the 90s : D
Kaigai niki is only 40% of holo's fanbase, but in terms of spirit and power, we wont lose to jp niki.
It was hilarious how everyone just turns into apes yelling and shouting monki noises after each song and MC intermissions. i was only watching the vods and i was also making monkie noises at my monitor 😂😂😂
Yeah, it spreads like that, monke together stronk :D
I was there on day 2. At first i was like hueh. And then joined the monke noises.
Ape together strong
3:21
That's because we really DO love all your performances. We all love Hololive as a whole. As long as Hololive treats their performers with kindness and respect, I truly believe more things like this will happen.
Yeah, the name the pebbles mememagic'd their way into reality.
Bijou? Who that?
It wasn't even the pebbles, it was the rest of Advent. Nerissa and kept calling her Biboo during her debut stream, before Bijou herself had debuted.
I wish I could remember the clip I saw it in, but one of them mentioned they'd all been calling her Biboo since before any of them debuted. Might have even been Calli? Not sure.
makes me remember that one Hwikky vid where he looked for the Mister Donut where FWMC went and he encounters other fans in the wild and he went: 'Bau bau?'
-then the other fans also replied: 'Bau bau..'
-they understood each other and had a full conversation with just two words 😂
our baby gem is an idol now
I was there for both days of the concert and it was just a thing that everyone was doing ever since the first song of Day 1. It sounds more like monke/caveman noises to hype up the crowd for sporting events "hoo hoo hoo hoo" but it worked in making everyone anticipate the next performance or MC part.
From what I understand, the "HOO HOO HOO HOO" thing originally started during Mint and Matara's panel in Offkai 2024, which quickly spread to nearly every live vtuber panel/concert following that. The audience would break into HOOs whenever something exciting happened, or between songs, like Suisei mentioned. I can only assume that this is a sign that the trend has spread to JP.
I like the head tilt at 1:46 as she wonders what that sound was 😂 really give off the super confused vibe lol
I watched the live on SPWN and I did wonder why the crowd did the monke chant like that lol,
cause they apes
I knew it was pretty popular at NY Knicks games but I wasn’t expecting at a vtuber concert😂
@@mismatchedsocks2343 Oh that's what it is? I was confused at first but eventually joined in lol
Josuke: *Screams*
Jotaro: It's just the sound of the rain
Audience: *Cheers*
Suisei:
I was there in-person and had no idea when or where the "ooo ooo ooo" monkey chant came from when I heard it during the Soar World Tour and Breaking Dimensions, but it gradually grew on me tbh lol. It's like, every time there was a hype song, it just grew louder and louder as the concert went on, and it was kinda fun to keep the energy going in anticipation of the next song
Caveman to Caveman communication
Biboo hit the Hololive fandom like crack
Killed me when I noticed that the Biboo print was actually on the flag of Thailand
JP Singers/Bands LOVE coming to America for this very reason. American crowds are so different than JP crowds. In JP the crowds sit quietly during the performance, maybe sing along a bit, than give cheers and applause for a moment after each song (OF COURSE there are exceptions!). American crowds are a steamroller of hype, shouting, and movement. We don't have the "Always Be Polite" thing holding us back so we can get more ape-y and not feel ashamed. There was an interview with BabyMetal where they talked about how much their first American tour blew their minds. Their first American set scared the hell out of them because they thought it was a riot breaking out. JP fans take note: If it doesn't seem like a barely controlled riot you need more hype!
Kaigai Nikki just built diffy 😎
We returned to monke that weekend. I'm glad she wasn't too put off by our hootin' and hollerin'.
"People will go wooo! with anything you do"
Except when you ask who ate salad that day.
when i was watching the concert i was like why i'm hearing spartan? lol
"Wind's howling" - Suisei of Rivia
Literally back to caveman LOL
Anemachi 3D when
Give her a live 2d first before the 3d
If it happened to Pekomama, Anemachi is a possibility haha
Whatcha mean? Calli's had 3D's already!
April 1st 2025
Long passed
We did it boys and girls. Americans have successfully created our own Idol audience experience unique to us lol I say that considering the last two EN concerts were in LA and NY. Relax.
Thank you for the clip! So glad she loved our chants at the concert. I was there for both days and had no idea why we were doing it, but it was so funny. Glad our enthusiasm got to her!
Im pretty sure thats our version of imitating barking from dogs
King Leonidas' legendary battle has been recreated in modern times by overseas fans :)
Yeah you hear that a lot at sports stadiums during games. It's all about hyping everyone up.
the Thai-guy-nikis having fun
It sounded to me between songs like everyone started making monkey noises like “oook oook oook oook”
The power and energy of kaigai nikki is unmatched.
Oh god she had a literal Skyrim NPC moment, the crowd going wild a Sui-chan is like : "Huh, must have been the wind"
I wasn't the biggest fan of the monke chanting, but once I realized it was gonna continue for every song, I accepted it.
That's not the wind, that's the sound of FULL SEND IT
JP bros getting outdone xD
JPs are more reserved after all 😅
Saw in one of the comments that there are jp fans who attended and got hyped up as well and possibly joined in haha
I think you haven't watched Holofes
@@iJakku Hope they had fun! It was hella hype inside the theater.
Not with their encore chants. NY crowd failed to sync up both days lol
Oug oug 🦍
Idk what ya'll were doing at the venue but when me and my watch party heard it via stream, we were making gorilla noises on our end haha
As an "Overseas Fan" i think its hilarious that me and my friends didn't think anything of this and even forgot about it until Suisei pointed it out
2:00 kyofu all back
くそ笑ったw
Just dude things. Anyone who's played/watched team sports surely understands the chanting that's often sounding off in a crowd of excited guys. 😂
Suisei learned that apes together are unstoppable.
From what I understand, the "HOO HOO HOO HOO" thing originally started during Mint and Matara's panel in Offkai 2024, which quickly spread to nearly every live vtuber panel/concert following that. The audience would break into HOOs whenever something exciting happened, or between songs, like Suisei mentioned.
I see
So this is what Jotaro meant when he said the rain sounds like Josuke
It's just what a cheering audience sounds like through a couple walls.
If you still have a voice after a concert, you wasted your money.
You heard her, we gotta go further beyond. We're only as loud as the wind right now.
I am not sure when it started but it is called "Barking". Used to hype events up. I most remember it from the comedian Arsenio Hall, his show and his stand ups.
It doesn't have any thing to do with 'men going primordial" or other comments saying that stuff. It is a hype chant that I didn't realize was unique yo the USA pop culture.😅 I heavily saw it when comedians were introduced or during a audience response segments in stand up, but in recent years saw it bleed over to kpop concerts with their crowds when they toured the USA
I definitely feel that people start doing it because it seems humorously primordial.
I feel the fact people abroad don’t get as many big concert like this helps too. Like in wrestling the oversea fans are way more hype than in the US.
Not too many things more beautiful than a bunch of people happily having fun ❤
As someone who was actually there, it was barking lol it even happened during the Soar concert at Anime NYC 🤣 Why? I still have no clue, but I just went with it
Biboo! Biboo! 🤍💜
When a space rock realized even a rock on Earth's ground can get that much of support
Shes not used to how hype a concert can get EN chads had to show the JP bois how its done properly
tl;dr local demure and mindful vtuber confused by monke
I feel like the crowd started chanting "HOOH HOOH HOOH" in between each song to keep the hype going. Cause that was definitely what I was doing the whole time chanting it (in my room).
oug oug oug oug oug
OMG That คนไทย showing EM National Flag !!
Thai flag mention 🗣🗣🗣🇹🇭
I was lucky enough to go to the concert 2nd day...
I was so not prepared for the chants haha I couldn't take it seriously and kept cracking up 😂
I think we heard that too in the free sneak peaks.
And I thought everyone "returned to monke" for their idols lmao
The audience: "WHOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!"
Suisei: "Must've been the wind."
I do that wind chant and I have no particular reason why I do it but I do it when I feel like it's necessary.
I saw a whole football audience chanting for someone's dog named 'Meatball' cuz he ran onto the field. We just really enjoy a good chant I guess.
Start with bijuu end with biboo 😂
Suisei going to check out the loud cheering from behind the curtains gets blasted back like the girl from Kyoufuu All Back as soon as she peaks out
The harder the talents meme the fans reciprocate
Charming clip. What I needed today tbh
*Screams of people*
The psychopath : must have been the wind
"must have been the wind" ahh suisei reaction
SUISEI!!!! We are cheering for you with everything we have!
Thanks for the great show!!!!
Even as a stream ticket, I felt compelled to "oo oo oo" with the boys after the songs. I don't really know why. Somebody started doing it and it seemed like a good idea.
I guess aside from social cohesion, it's just meant to show that you're still hyped and engaged, actively anticipating the next performance?
Also funni cuz haha monke
I was in the crowd and I was also wondering why everyone was doing that lmao
Hole EN: Breaking Dimensions
EN fans: Breaking Wind
... no, wait.
Sui-chan "wow America is so advanced they can do 4D sfx live x
Imagine if they saw Argentina fans cheering for them?
Thing would go crazy
We are the storm that is approaching.
The woah woah woah I think she is referring to the Gorilla Ape mode the fans have newly upgraded with FOR SOME REASON. I don't even know myself why suddenly we're going Ape mode in our cheers lol
In case anyone is still wondering, the "Oooooooo!" and other such chants are just the way we keep the hype and energy going. It's also very common at sport events from High School and beyond. There's always a "Make some noise!" section at games and that's the easiest way to do it.
“SPARTANS!!!! WHAT IS YOUR PROFESSION??!!!!!”
I dont think shes ever heard a usa chant in the wild
I also found the crowd doing those weird tribal sounds between songs interesting, oonga boonga 😅
I see anemachi, insta click.