CATDOLL: Japanese girl group producer blasts Japanese idols on live show as shit

Whether viewed from the two-dimensional or three-dimensional perspective, Japan is now in an era of idol wars. Idol groups of various themes and styles emerge in an endless stream. The most representative of them is AKB48. Many emerging female idol groups also imitate the AKB48 model. However, the producer of a Japanese female idol group PIP and an AKB48 fan, Tomofumi Hamano, blasted in a live broadcast of Nico Animation: Japanese idols are all shit. If the producer of an idol group makes such a rant, does this group still want to survive?

The full name of the girl idol group PIP is Platonics Idol Platform. It was founded in 2014 by Japanese information environment scholar and idol critic Tomofumi Hamano, modeled after AKB48. Before becoming the producer of the idol group, Tomofumi Hamano was an information scholar and AKB48 fan, and a Sashihara Party (supporting Sashihara Rino). The goal of PIP when it was founded was to surpass AKB48 in terms of the number of members in the group by 2020. However, there are currently 12 active members in the group, which is still a long way from the number of members of the AKB48 series.

Recently, Hamano Satoshi was stimulated by something and complained about his bitterness as a producer in a Nico live show. "I tried to form a girl idol group and grouped young women together, but the female members were full of jealousy, bullying, and shady tricks. In short, I couldn't manage it at all. No matter what I did, others would interpret it as bullying people as a producer. Now I understand that so-called idols are a bunch of shit." These outrageous remarks were naturally fiercely criticized by Japanese netizens on Twitter. Most people think that Hamano Satoshi is not qualified and capable of being a producer. He also blamed the members below, which is simply a representative of scumbag producers. Maybe there is a little hype in this matter, but with such a map cannon, Hamano Satoshi should quit the idol industry in the future.