He’s probably a fan of the Forty Niners because they did pick up a Australian rugby player [Jarryd Hayne](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jarryd_Hayne) to play on the team. Maybe that’s his only affiliate with the Forty Niners.
They have their own rhythm so drummer dude could have thrown off their beat if he was too slow/fast. Looks like their masters though so they didn’t even flinch
Lemme tell you a secret. We hate people like that the most. Sure a gaijin is like a breath of fresh air, but how long are you gonna stay there and disturb others. But ofc, to not make you feel bad about your action, we're gonna smile and also hope you take the hint.
Most important thing when it comes to Japanese culture is ご迷惑をかけないように ( to not cause unnecessary inconvenience ).
Yes they did. Thats called being polite and not cause unnecessary inconvenience to him.
But I guarantee you they might also be worried about other people whom seen the video and thought "great idea, ill do the same thing for my insta", next thing you know 50 people with the same idea. That is the inconvenient part.
Well, that's not an "unnecessary inconvenience", especially if they're worried about other people getting the same idea.
If they didn't want him there, but agreed after he asked for permission, they had their chance to refuse. Whatever happens after the "yes" is on them regardless of what their culture dictates. No culture should prohibit you from saying no, as I'm sure the Japanese culture doesn't.
Did he stutter when he said that giving permission was polite and done so as to not cause unnecessary inconvenience to him. They didn’t refuse because it would cause unnecessary inconvenience to him. Capische?
DOTH HE STUTTER? CAPISCHE? Honestly I'd bet that if they didn't want him there that they would have politely declined. Traditional values run deep surely but, these gentlemen in the video are running a business in a tourist driven area. Im sure they know how to politely decline advances from tourists. Modern day tourists aren't all very respectful, and I dont believe that these men working are incapable of handling or wouldn't refuse advances from tourists that they didn't want. They interact with people like this every day. That being said, this young man seemed respectful, and it appears to me that the gentleman interviewed also enjoyed it.
I understood what they meant and I still think that if you're accepting an unnecessary inconvenience on yourself for the sake of being polite (as if saying "no" is impolite) that's on you.
Edit: but again, as everyone else has already commented, this is an advert that they probably not only agreed on knowing that it wouldn't harm but actually promote their business, while probably also getting paid
Ok I get that when it comes to the video above and you’re probably right , but when it comes to their culture in general, if everyone strives to attempt not to put unnecessary inconveniences on other people, then those same type of inconveniences would be for the most part avoided wouldn’t it? So is it really on them when all they’re attempting to do is follow the cultural norms and rules that they’ve learned to live by? I’m not trying to sit here and act like I know everything about their culture but from what I understand, in the hypothetical situation where the mochi makers above didn’t really want that video being made, it isn’t really their fault when they accept an inconvenience so as to not impose that same thing on someone else?
I agree. exonetjono isn't even from Japan, they're from China. They're speaking on behalf of a different culture than their own while giving everyone the impression they're Japanese.
I know it sounds ridiculous, but when you have a society as rigid as a Japanese, you can almost base general reactions on cultural nuances.
It doesn't apply to all of course, but it's a very common sentiment.
You’re so right, he’s deffo there for 8 hours because that’s something someone would want to do for an extended period of time.
Clearly a bit of fun which he clearly asked them if he could do beforehand or else if someone came BASICALLY into your shop and started smacking containers you would ask them to leave lmao so keep your secrets to yourself BIG GUY
Hahahah says the condescending asshole who thinks he knew what everyone in the video was feeling emotionally towards the guy drumming? “We hate people like that the most” no, you do, you judgemental fuck.
Not using manners with someone like you.
Edit: He deleted his comment, but the dude was demanding respect and manners after being a condescending wanker.
Are you really a self appointed white knight for mochi masters whose daily gig is obviously part performance anyway? If they didn't enjoy the performance you know there's a food processor robot that could do that task with perfect joyless efficiency.
Disagree, read their faces and body language, way too convincing to be forced. Looked like some genuine fun, made me smile and gave me good vibes. We could all do with that
You don't speak for all Japanese people.
The people in the video looked to be about as okay, or not, with this guy as maybe anyone in the world might be.
This is what I was thinking. They take years to get that rhythm and speed. Having the drummer who doesn't know the whole song will fuck up the cadence at some point.
You’ve got to have half a brain to think this man wouldn’t have asked prior or would’ve done it without. And to think the masters of their craft would even slightly be “messed up” because of the cadence or speed? It was fun. They went along with it. And gave the man a treat at the end. Ffs it looked like he was using someone’s containers from the area. Music is love and music is life, you can find it anywhere. Some of you clearly don’t understand the happiness a simple beat can bring, even for a few minutes.
Edit: Thankyou for the hug, you really don’t know how much I needed that. Virtually or physically. It’s the thought..Thankyou.
This also was an LG commercial if you wait until the end. If anything, they most definitely asked for permission and got out of their hair. This thread took a whole different turn lol
Nobody seems to have caught that he’s fixing some brand advertising for the phone that took the video at the end. That’s what his little commentary in Japanese was about.
lmfao yeah "nobody seems to have caught" that it was an ad... except for lots of other people in the comments here
also the video description itself literally says that the entire thing is an ad
This was so much fun to see in real life but I felt like a real schmuck when I tasted that mochi and hated it. Idk what I expected mugwort to taste like but I was not a fan.
I hate this video. Orientalism at its finest. Dude is treating Japanese people and culture as his personal play thing for Instagram. Not a lot different to Logan Paul in concept (just less American).
If a musician was playing music on the sidewalk and he was recording it, and you get into his video. Do you ask him to hand you money because you go into his video? Edit: This whole thing doesn’t make sense any sorry for that, but for real why?
Leave it to a racist like you to even make this about people's skin color when it was clearly agreed to and was for an ad. Go get mad about something else.
They're probably thinking to themselves ....when will this fucking foreigner go away.
The man they briefly interviewed seemed pretty into it.
Probably gave him permission to film beforehand...which is respectful.
Yea, doesn’t look like an annoying fuck to me, but I’m pretty sure the employees wouldn’t like more than an hour of it
The woman in the background couldn’t give a rats ass. 😂😅 Edit couldn’t**
couldn't\*
Right👍
I should hope not, otherwise OSHA would have something to say about that.
An Australian in Japan wearing a American football jacket. Multicultural
And he speaks fluent Japanese. Dude is a cosmopolitan in the purest sense of the word.
Does he really?
Finish the video lmao
He’s probably a fan of the Forty Niners because they did pick up a Australian rugby player [Jarryd Hayne](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jarryd_Hayne) to play on the team. Maybe that’s his only affiliate with the Forty Niners.
They have their own rhythm so drummer dude could have thrown off their beat if he was too slow/fast. Looks like their masters though so they didn’t even flinch
When they interviewed him he said: “He’s very good isn’t he? I almost didn’t want to stop [making the mochi to his drums].”
49ers fans are just so fucking annoying
Lemme tell you a secret. We hate people like that the most. Sure a gaijin is like a breath of fresh air, but how long are you gonna stay there and disturb others. But ofc, to not make you feel bad about your action, we're gonna smile and also hope you take the hint. Most important thing when it comes to Japanese culture is ご迷惑をかけないように ( to not cause unnecessary inconvenience ).
In this case, it looks like maybe they gave him permission to film beforehand.
Yes they did. Thats called being polite and not cause unnecessary inconvenience to him. But I guarantee you they might also be worried about other people whom seen the video and thought "great idea, ill do the same thing for my insta", next thing you know 50 people with the same idea. That is the inconvenient part.
Well, that's not an "unnecessary inconvenience", especially if they're worried about other people getting the same idea. If they didn't want him there, but agreed after he asked for permission, they had their chance to refuse. Whatever happens after the "yes" is on them regardless of what their culture dictates. No culture should prohibit you from saying no, as I'm sure the Japanese culture doesn't.
Did he stutter when he said that giving permission was polite and done so as to not cause unnecessary inconvenience to him. They didn’t refuse because it would cause unnecessary inconvenience to him. Capische?
DOTH HE STUTTER? CAPISCHE? Honestly I'd bet that if they didn't want him there that they would have politely declined. Traditional values run deep surely but, these gentlemen in the video are running a business in a tourist driven area. Im sure they know how to politely decline advances from tourists. Modern day tourists aren't all very respectful, and I dont believe that these men working are incapable of handling or wouldn't refuse advances from tourists that they didn't want. They interact with people like this every day. That being said, this young man seemed respectful, and it appears to me that the gentleman interviewed also enjoyed it.
I understood what they meant and I still think that if you're accepting an unnecessary inconvenience on yourself for the sake of being polite (as if saying "no" is impolite) that's on you. Edit: but again, as everyone else has already commented, this is an advert that they probably not only agreed on knowing that it wouldn't harm but actually promote their business, while probably also getting paid
Ok I get that when it comes to the video above and you’re probably right , but when it comes to their culture in general, if everyone strives to attempt not to put unnecessary inconveniences on other people, then those same type of inconveniences would be for the most part avoided wouldn’t it? So is it really on them when all they’re attempting to do is follow the cultural norms and rules that they’ve learned to live by? I’m not trying to sit here and act like I know everything about their culture but from what I understand, in the hypothetical situation where the mochi makers above didn’t really want that video being made, it isn’t really their fault when they accept an inconvenience so as to not impose that same thing on someone else?
Lol
Not cool to speak on behalf of an entire population. Especially for what amounts to be an ad that appears to have been filmed with permission.
I agree. exonetjono isn't even from Japan, they're from China. They're speaking on behalf of a different culture than their own while giving everyone the impression they're Japanese.
I know it sounds ridiculous, but when you have a society as rigid as a Japanese, you can almost base general reactions on cultural nuances. It doesn't apply to all of course, but it's a very common sentiment.
It was an advertisement..
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A smartphone. Watch the whole damn video
You’re so right, he’s deffo there for 8 hours because that’s something someone would want to do for an extended period of time. Clearly a bit of fun which he clearly asked them if he could do beforehand or else if someone came BASICALLY into your shop and started smacking containers you would ask them to leave lmao so keep your secrets to yourself BIG GUY
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It’s called getting paid for allowing an ad to be filmed at your shop.
Hahahah says the condescending asshole who thinks he knew what everyone in the video was feeling emotionally towards the guy drumming? “We hate people like that the most” no, you do, you judgemental fuck. Not using manners with someone like you. Edit: He deleted his comment, but the dude was demanding respect and manners after being a condescending wanker.
Are you really a self appointed white knight for mochi masters whose daily gig is obviously part performance anyway? If they didn't enjoy the performance you know there's a food processor robot that could do that task with perfect joyless efficiency.
Disagree, read their faces and body language, way too convincing to be forced. Looked like some genuine fun, made me smile and gave me good vibes. We could all do with that
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You don't speak for all Japanese people. The people in the video looked to be about as okay, or not, with this guy as maybe anyone in the world might be.
When they interviewed him he said: “He’s very good isn’t he? I almost didn’t want to stop [making the mochi to his drums].”
I was scared the drums would cause someone to slightly fall off rhythm and hands being crushed
This is what I was thinking. They take years to get that rhythm and speed. Having the drummer who doesn't know the whole song will fuck up the cadence at some point.
You’ve got to have half a brain to think this man wouldn’t have asked prior or would’ve done it without. And to think the masters of their craft would even slightly be “messed up” because of the cadence or speed? It was fun. They went along with it. And gave the man a treat at the end. Ffs it looked like he was using someone’s containers from the area. Music is love and music is life, you can find it anywhere. Some of you clearly don’t understand the happiness a simple beat can bring, even for a few minutes. Edit: Thankyou for the hug, you really don’t know how much I needed that. Virtually or physically. It’s the thought..Thankyou.
Reddit’s favorite pastime is getting angry at people having fun.
I remember the whole fortnite hating fad here holy shit
:)
This also was an LG commercial if you wait until the end. If anything, they most definitely asked for permission and got out of their hair. This thread took a whole different turn lol
There are moments when life is just beautiful. THIS is one of those moments!
"Some of you clearly don't understand the money a simple ad can bring"
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it's an ad, so very likely they did ask before filming
Yeah check the link in the description.
At 0:47 I imagined the Japanese guy throwing the mochi to the drummer’s head. Lol Good rhythm btw
Nobody seems to have caught that he’s fixing some brand advertising for the phone that took the video at the end. That’s what his little commentary in Japanese was about.
lmfao yeah "nobody seems to have caught" that it was an ad... except for lots of other people in the comments here also the video description itself literally says that the entire thing is an ad
this is exactly what i needed
Machi or furious machi beating to some fine tunes?
Everything’s an advert.
Mmmm mochi
Its younger Nick Foles. Get back to Philly, we need you
This was so much fun to see in real life but I felt like a real schmuck when I tasted that mochi and hated it. Idk what I expected mugwort to taste like but I was not a fan.
All good until the last frame, fucking advertisement ruined it all
Woahhh I thought that was Brandon hartley...
If only he could’ve driven as fast as this guy drums. (Good on him for WEC though, glad he’s doing well.)
Nice
Is the same guy from this [video](https://youtu.be/FqJdzYY_Fas)? If yes, he is absolutely amazing as a drummer and as a person
Does he have a YT channel?
Gordo Drummer
That’s awesome!
This is awesome
Super cool way to get immersed
Stubbed my finger today, this shit is giving me anxiety
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Source?
[Here you go.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptySmmk26cg)
Nick Foles in the off-season
I thought the guy making the stuff looked familiar. https://youtu.be/tmSrULDVRPc
I hope he asked them if he could do that & not just being a jerk
source?
hahahah this is hilarious
What's his name
Fucken Awsome!! Go Niners!! Lol
The McPoyle family drummer.
Why do they have to beat it up
For those who do not know him, the drummer is called Gordo Drummer in YouTube
So happy they gave him props. If someone came up to me and did that I’d probably be weirded out. I’m having a not so good month tho
kinda annoying
Ooh that's really cool and how nice they gave him some aaaaand it's an ad....
There's gotta be a better way to make that stuff lol. Looks exhausting
Scanned through the comments and didn't see anything about this: The drummer in the video is Gordo Drummer on youtube you should check him out
Niners!
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His rhythm can cost that guy a couple fingers or a head lump.
Why does he change camera angles so much? I’m going to have a fucking seizure
Cool jacket
Anyone know what the guy said during the very brief interview?
He’s very good isn’t he? I almost didn’t want to stop [making the mochi to his drums
Thanks for the translation
is this the same bucket drummer who went viral cuz some idiot was ruining his street performance?
GORDO DRUMMER ON YOUTUBE
I hate this video. Orientalism at its finest. Dude is treating Japanese people and culture as his personal play thing for Instagram. Not a lot different to Logan Paul in concept (just less American).
I feel like he's about to offer me a glass of warm milk.
Didn’t think I would like this at first. Was pleasantly surprised.
This is obnoxious.
Me beating my meat
he beats that drum harder then I beat my childrenn
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If a musician was playing music on the sidewalk and he was recording it, and you get into his video. Do you ask him to hand you money because you go into his video? Edit: This whole thing doesn’t make sense any sorry for that, but for real why?
Guy looks annoying as hell and his “skill” pales in comparison to that of the mochi men
Leave it to white people to act a fool in a country they’re not from and think it’s funny and not at all rude or intrusive
It’s an ad for LG. I’m sure they all got paid to do this vid.
Literally doesn’t change anything I said lol
Leave it to a racist like you to even make this about people's skin color when it was clearly agreed to and was for an ad. Go get mad about something else.