>A teenage Japanese idol forgot her schoolgirl uniform at home>Too late to go back and get it, she performed her act in a white t-shirt instead of her schoolgirl uniform>Fans, both at the event and online were outraged at her unprofessionalism>She may lose her fans and she may get cancelled over this huge mishap, and there may be a chance her career is over after this
>>50882506She'll be fine once she learns how to growl and becomes a metal vocalist instead.
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Peak autism, she literally just gave the audience free fan service
This is a well thought out publicity stunt!
>>50882506Because it is unprofessional. She's an Idol. The fact that she didn't go back, even if it was "too late" shows he doesn't take her her idol responsibilities seriously. This is like a office lady or salaryman showing up in casual clothes to a business office and saying "My clothes weren't dry" or "I forgot to wash them".
>>50882663Exactly. It's moments like these that can give an aspiring idol what they need to make herself distinct from the mass of up and coming idols. Her director just needs to be smart about seeing the opportunity and adjusting her gimmick as needed.
>>50882506>>50883363I refuse to believe people like this exist
fuck ya mean? she's cute you tards (`ー´)also vidrel
>>50882521Cute! Reminds me of my unironic highschool days when girls would take off their uniform shirts and wear their undershirt in a hot day.These guys are fucked in the head.
>>50883363Ah, so it doesn't matter to be understaffed for the day? How about just fire half the company and double everyone's salary then?
AIIIIEEEEEEEEMy heckin' whore idoru with 3 boyfriends forgot her outfit!She must commit sudoku immediately but not before I donated $1000 to her!
>>50882506Who do we blame for this obvious cultural decline?
>>50883363>This is like a office lady or salaryman showing up in casual clothesMan I love living in the west where you can do that and nobody cares. Why is Japan stuck in the 90s?
I for one thinks she looks better in a t-shirt.
