Yumi Nagashima Sings Japanese Version of "Bad Romance" - Stand-Up, Asia! Season 4 FULL SET
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- FULL SET: #StandUpAsia's Yumi Nagashima jokes about doing the train announcements in Tokyo and becoming Japan's Lady Gaga.
About Stand-Up, Asia! Season 4:
Shut the front door! Comedy Central’s original production Stand-Up, Asia! is back for a fourth season with a fresh, evolved concept and new talent, inside and out.
With a first-of-its kind “unstaged” format, the new season will take the action off the stage and into a millennial co-living space to deliver the punchiest brand of Asian laughs, this time featuring sketches in addition to the show’s signature stand-up comedy.
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This was hilarious. It's the first time i felt that the audience was dead. But Yumi i was laughing in my kitchen XD
When i see Yumi...i think of JAPANESE GODESS😂😂😂
This crowd is weak, but Yumi's act is hilarious!
Typical Singapore crowd. The one who laughs hard are probably foreigners working there.
I heard from a Chinese comedian performed in comedy central in Singapore saying the microphone setting wasn’t great to record the audience in this theatre. So, it may have nothing to do with the Singaporeans. It might be just the mic…
Yumi makes me feel like I would like to help other people feel
I was laughing so hard i didnt realize that the crowd was a bit silent
Her material would fit better with a western audience though.
Probably
The whole "Asian person making fun of her own culture through the lenses of Eurocentrism" bit probably lands better with a western audience
That makes as much sense as saying Western TV and movies are not popular in Singapore. English entertainment is commonly broadcasted and US comedy is very popular there. Also, Yumi Nagashima lives and performs in Canada. She was in Singapore for the competition.
Yes, dissing on white men isn't considered particularly funny outside of left leaning Western audiences.
Virtual Viking Lol Didn’t take long for a comment like yours to show up. You honestly think non-westerners don’t make fun of white people?
@@Grovyle10 I think you have to have some exposure to white people to find the stereotype based form of humour entertaining. In rural China or sub saharan Africa, I think you are more likely to make fun of the people in the next village or a neighbouring tribe. I doubt even the Japanese would find it funny.
The way she plays around with stereotypes is brilliant
Omg this dark comedy really gets me🤣
Kiniche wa. And i think your charm and sweetness really helps your ironic delivery so to speak!! You can say even the most devastating things and being mesmerized by you I would say, " Yea that's nice!!" Give me some more, i lke it when you talk dirty." Only joking.💖💜💙😍😅😅
😊😊😍
@@winstonmiller9649 correction: konichiwa
It’s not kiniche wa
It’s konichiwa
"Drive BMV to work and fight with coffee shop uncle for 20 cents." Ah yes, welcome to Singapore, where everyone is kiasu (afraid to lose)!
She’s actually really funny. I think Americans would love her.
She is amazing.
you can hear nigel laughing oml HAHAH
I loved the footbol joke! She's great!
She is so much funnier than this audience's reactions
love her attitude
Finally, Yumi👍👍👍
Yes, her other stuff is worth checking out 👍💓❤🥰
Nagashima-san please sing a whole cover of Bad Romance
great
Why do I get the feeling that her joke are all based on American stereotype of Japanese girl.
That's why she got a very cool response from the audience
Because her audience aren't westerners aka they don't hold the same stereotypical views towards the Japanese that westerners do
She lives and performs in Canada. She was in Singapore for the competition.
Because they are. But she's got to start somewhere, because its not been used as entertainment before really. Who better than a person of Japanese background to use those preconceptions in humour!!??
@@winstonmiller9649 Lol, if you feel that the American stereotype of Japanese girls has not been used before in entertainment, you obviously have been living under a rock
Because it is. Some of the best humor comes out of the exaggeration of stereotypes.
where was this in Singapore? wow :(
I love Japanese, mostly cuz of their accent and culture 😆 and animeee
good jokes, but the audience is not very comedian friendly, in my personal opinion.
Thats becos most of her fans have already known the jokes
Exactly... Same content... repeated over n over...
The jokes are fucking stupid
yu r so good.. u r like beauty with a brain.. gorgeous and smart... we luv yu..❤🧡💛💚💙💜
This set is actually toned down from her normal one. 🤣
❤️
Like, "you and me," you don't say. YOU SAY - UZAI...
she's doing old material and maybe the crowd has heard it before ... and she edited out her more risque stuff so its a bit flat ...
Video watcher agree
Her jokes were shoot out like crazy, yet the reaction wasn't much.
Holy hell...that soccer player joke...💀
Wow she is good
Oh my. The audience was stiff as hell.
Is it. I feel her routine just wasn't very funny
Hiro Lacang You should watch some other comedians. One lady had no laughing or clapping the entire bit.
Maybe it was still early evening and they needed more alcohol to loosen them up perhaps?
That's how Singaporeans are - very uptight people - I used to live there.
One of the comedian said they filmed about 20 comedians in one day and the crowd was pretty empty and they have to be each others audience.
Funnier than the audience able to understand....
This is why comedians these days have to write new jokes constantly. All her jokes are circled all over youtube now, so audiences watched everything even before coming to the shows.
You don't expect singers to write new songs constantly, why would you expect comedians to write new jokes constantly?
It also doesn't help that her jokes weren't that funny in the first place
The "Asian person making fun of her own culture through the lenses of Eurocentrism" bit gets really old really fast
@@yuenhai really? Can you please name me all the other Asian comedians you've seen doing that? As an Asian person I would love to see more the jokes you claim are err, getting old because I really don't see enough of it going around.
Or perhaps it's just your black swan bias being on display here.
@@conancat I'm sorry my friend, but you need to go out more
@@yuenhai as a Malaysian I have travelled to every every country in Southeast Asia, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, India. As an Asian I have seen all kinds of Asian. I am asking you where have you seen these comedians doing whatever you said. You are not answering the question. Answer the question.
I've seen funnier material from her in the past but there were some good jokes in there. Her delivery here seemed slower than usual & I think part of that was probably her being aware of the language barrier & slowing down to make sure they caught her jokes. So the language barrier I think was part of the reason for the 'dead audience'.
She's usually very saavy in her humor & pop culture references but most are geared towards Western audiences since she lives in Canada. I think she removed some of her saavier pop culture references probably because they haven't played well to other Asian audiences. Just a guess, but most comedians will tailor their sets according to the city/country their in. Love Yumi!
Singaporeans are really into soccer tho
what’s the language barrier? Singaporeans’ first language is english
@@julias6971 I was going to say the exact same thing! No language barrier at all, just very uptight, non-humorous people, as I used to live there part-time.
Her style is very unique 0.0 im toyally taken :)))) but sad that the asian audience are dead ;:////
I love her even if she doesn't have a lot of new material.
Crowd was hella weak! 👎🏽
I love her comedy 😂
I don't think it's the croward, her jokes are repeated. So some would have heard it 😌
Robot doing stand-up ! Japan really is years ahead of world on technological front.
She is cute
Likely they have seen her TH-cam already..
It's not the crowd. It's her or her selected material and references for an Asian crowd. Maybe, her stuff is just not relatable to the audience. Kumar, after so many years, still gets tons of laughs.
She lives in Canada, everyone.
dark comedy lovers + 1, but need new jokes lol
HUNH? SIX of what?!
That’s her accent, she can’t help it, don’t be a racist☹️
Tough crowd.
Singaporean audience are not very responsive lmao
Shes funny!!! Why aren’t you guys laughing?
The jokes are repeating?
Singapore audience is not amused
Lots of awkward silences. Hofstede model might help Yumi
I don't think thats her real voice
Dear Comedy Central Asia, the comedians on stage are great! But the audience members you had make it so awkward. The comedians are uncomfortable, you can tell they feel that they're bombing but we at home are laughing our ssses off. I'm sure you noticed the awkwardness of these clips that you have, at a certain point it becomes unbearable. I am happy and grateful that you all are putting up some Asian representation up on Comedy Central. Tough crowds are detrimental to the channel, the comedian and the totality of the experience.
No. Her routine just wasn't very funny
@@yuenhai she's very funny. You just don't know how to appreciate this kind of humor.
@@conancat Oh, and what "kind" of humour is that
@@yuenhai if you had to ask, it's one that you didn't get, obviously.
@@conancat Right, so when others disagree with you, it's because they don't know how to appreciate her
Sure, if it makes you feel better about yourself, you may certainly keep thinking that way
Asians don't get it
Singaporeans like very straight forward jokes, they don't get this kind of humour.
Hmmm yumis jokes don't work in Asia. Maybe coz the audience are already struggling with the stereotypes
Where’s the Japanese version of bad romance? I didn’t finish watching the video I stopped at about 2 minutes
6:20
Thank you
She's had better stuff. The last joke wasn't funny.
Stand up comedies are not very popular in the Asia regions. I've lived in both East and West, I found the westerners feel more comfortable with the performers and thereby more interact. Asians watch stand up comedy just like any other performance, they often keep quiet until the performer is complete.
With that said, I think Yumi really need some new jokes!
yeah, we do tend to be more reserved unless it's a local or regional comic, because naturally they will bring up topics that we are familiar with. it's a little unfortunate that not all comics who come in can get the audience to engage with them comfortably, but i believe yumi is still a good comic.
@@thepriceofsalt9003 I think it's the way people were brought up. We used to attend theater performance in quiet, in the respect of the performer. We don't get use to throw in a few words while one is performing.
When I first visited a movie theater in the US, I was rather shock how people spoke loud and laugh loud, I felt it was very rude, but later I learned that they were sharing their opinions, and I felt more fun sharing with them.
Wow, if I had paid money for this, I'd want my money back
Her routine just wasn't very good
The whole "Asian person making fun of her own culture as viewed from the lenses of Eurocentrism" bit may give her mileage with a typical ignorant audience in the west
But it gets really old really fast when repeated, especially with a different audience away from the west
“want my money back” really this was your first reaction??? :D
Hey central asia, find a better crowd.
Find a better comedian
I think her jokes are pretty good but she has almost no delivery. She needs to work on differing her tones at the most important moments and using her pauses more sparingly
You should watch her first version of these jokes. It was hilarious. I don't know why it's a bit weird here. Maybe different audiences
No. You're wrong. The stilted delivery is part of the act. It's deliberate and in front of the right audience it is extremely effective. I would like to see her more in the States.
@@adyari808 i think it's a combination of the audience and the set she prepared. i'm sinagporean and i love the jokes i've see from her youtube, but something about her delivery to an audience where it didn't seem like everyone was comfortable to engage with yumi just made this video an awkward watch. nevertheless i believe she did her best.
toooooooooooooooo slowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
she needs new material. this act is three years old
Woah that audience sucked
Right joke, but wrong crowd LOL wat a waste
Watched Yumi's comedy many times. I think her audience is super lame.
I think this person is only funny to people who have never visited or lived in Asia...
Not funny
what a waste of material on a boring crowd.
She is funny but she says the same things again and again. I know all standups do that but she should be more careful with the yt appearance.
So many cultural references that the audiences are clueless as fuck to get the jokes.
You really, really, REALLY need to get some new material, Yumi. I'll write some for you myself if you ask me nicely.
The audience sounds dead cause asians have this thing like if you laugh you look like an idiot. I dunno, steroetypes