she's covering the scars because she cut her arms in her depression.any about their horrible tatoos now?
she's covering the scars because she cut her arms in her depression.any about their horrible tatoos now?
No point in trying to reason with him, he would have wanted her to remain 13 years old forever.she's covering the scars because she cut her arms in her depression.
No point in trying to reason with him, he would have wanted her to remain 13 years old forever.
There is literally zero irony here, a band of girls where 2 of the members are former gravure idols, one of them arguably the most famous and most popular that the business ever produced, has more men than women in the audience, the only surprise would have been if it was mostly women, the girls happen to be talented musicians, but lets be honest, if it wasn't for the gravure career prior to their musical career, I doubt nearly as many people would know about them.You know I have been reading the haters comments about her. The one thing I can say that most of you cant was I seen her in concert back in beginning of '19 when I was visiting my brother and his family in Seoul. (Brother married Japanese woman and lives in Japan but was working in Seoul) My niece is a huge fan. I did not even know what U15, gravure on JR Idol even was at the time. To give my bro and sis in law some free time alone I volunteered to take my 13 year old niece to see 2 Japanese girl rock bands. All she could talk about on the way there was Rei this and Rei that. I have been to many concerts Woodstock in 99 and several others. I was expecting to be bored and on my phone playing golf. Brats opened the concert for some other female band Broke by the Scream I think. The one thing about musicians I can tell you is its not as much about the voice as it is the personality and presence on the stage. This girl has it. She captured my attention by her on stage magic and persona. By far Brats was better to me. At the time I had never even seen a picture of her. Where we were in the crowd I could see she was cute but there are millions of cute girls in the world. My niece and daughters are 3 of them. What got my attention was first off she was rocking. This wasn't pop she was doing it was rock and roll or modern rock is what better describes it. She was awesome on stage even though I have no earthly idea what she was saying in the songs. No clue on what the song was about, it was her and her bands style that I found interesting. (There was a lot of parents chaperoning their kids mainly fathers though.) To the haters I ask did you get your current job by just showing up or did all the previous jobs and experience help you? Go hate elsewhere.
(Side note) Now fast foreword 6 months to June 2019. My brother and his family are in the US visiting mom and spending a few weeks here. When my niece comes up to me and asks me with this face that is hard for me to say no too. Can you please please please take me to see BTS this weekend? So me and her dad pay ungodly amount for 2 tickets to BTS. Her and I drove 200 miles one way to see them. I didn't even stand up. 50,000 girls screaming and I sat in my seat playing golf the whole concert. A lot of girls being chaperoned there also, funny thing it was mainly moms. Dads didn't go.. Kind of ironic isn't that?
Yes they are talented and yes they probably got a lot of their fan base from being an idol. Yet as I said we all got our jobs now from our work at previous jobs. Just like solo artist like 80's artist Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins who both probably would never of had a solo career if they were not lead singers in the band Genesis. Justin Timberlake, Brittany Spears and Christina Aguilera all might not of ever got their start if they were not in the Mickey Mouse Club on Disney Channel. Yet you don't see people talking about their start in a negative way. So she used to be an idol and it might help her launch a career in the music industry. Everyone would do the same if they could also.There is literally zero irony here, a band of girls where 2 of the members are former gravure idols, one of them arguably the most famous and most popular that the business ever produced, has more men than women in the audience, the only surprise would have been if it was mostly women, the girls happen to be talented musicians, but lets be honest, if it wasn't for the gravure career prior to their musical career, I doubt nearly as many people would know about them.
On top of what Robert said above, you have to realize that the genre of music that they play has historically been a slightly more masculine-oriented one. Rock concerts are often more populated by men than women, though not by a very huge margin, but noticeably so. Of course, it also may depend on the band (never been to a Bon Jovi concern, but I assume it's mostly women, despite his typical musical genre being rock), but I'm just saying in general. Also, who doesn't want to see cute girls rocking it out? The incentives are many.There is literally zero irony here, a band of girls where 2 of the members are former gravure idols, one of them arguably the most famous and most popular that the business ever produced, has more men than women in the audience, the only surprise would have been if it was mostly women, the girls happen to be talented musicians, but lets be honest, if it wasn't for the gravure career prior to their musical career, I doubt nearly as many people would know about them.
It really does suck that she stopped doing gravure. She could have been huge like Ai Shinozaki or Tomoe Yamanaka. No need at all to go into JAV like some people are saying. Of course she's free to do what she likes but her voice just isn't that good. She's a naturally beautiful woman and it sucks that she ruined her image with the tacky mascara mid-2000s emo look. I hope she's successful but I have a feeling if the band plateaus she'll either marry and retire completely or go back to doing gravure.
I can't really get a reading on her. She has stated multiple times she didn't mind doing gravure and junior idol work; she had fun and enjoyed it. Even when asked if she hated it she said she didn't. But in her book she writes about how she's "selling her youth" and that made her want to get out of the idol industry. So which is it Rei?
That's something that I always appreciated about teh Yamanaka sisters. They were fully aware of the fact they're selling videos and photos of their bodies because they are beautiful and they enjoyed the work. Once Tomoe felt like she was done, she retired. No complaining about how its made her feel bad years later.
If is especially the case when Rei admits that she went into modeling and gravure of her own choice (wanted to be on TV) and was supported by her parents, but never forced by them.
Tomoe was not big and neither would Rei have been, I mean this as in being able to make a living entirely on modeling - both had a niche audience.It really does suck that she stopped doing gravure. She could have been huge like Ai Shinozaki or Tomoe Yamanaka.
They were not big like Ai Shinozaki that you mentioned, they weren't mainstream popular.Tomoe and her sister are absolutely well known in gravure.
They were not big like Ai Shinozaki that you mentioned, they weren't mainstream popular.
I'm not sure what your point is? You have to consider what I replied to.If we get to see their t-backed asses, does it matter?