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Welcome to Kevin's English from podcast. Hello. Hey guys. Oh, good boys. What a voice. Hey guys. Wow. Guys. I can't do it now. All right. It's gone. Yep. Gone. Okay. So, um, pick this this one. Yup. All right. This one. Um, okay.
Kevin-san, Yama-san, konnichiwa. Konnichiwa.
O futari no podcast to deai mou sugu ikka-getsu. Shukkin mae no ranningu chuuni honwa ka shita o futari no ohanashi wo kiku no ga nikka ni natteiru Hiro to iimasu.
Thank you. Thank you.
Kono messeji sukoshi nagaku naru kamo na no de saki ni tsutaite okimasu.
Okay.
Jikan ni yoyuu no aru toki ni yondemo rairo to ureshii desu.
Okay.
Do we?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
I think.
Yeah.
Senjitsu Yama-chan ga Ai-san no koto ni tsuite hanashi shiteiru no o kiki mayotteita messeji wo kuru koto wo kimemashita.
The artist Ai-san.
Yeah. Ai-san.
Jitsuwa watashi Ai-san no daifan desu.
Aru hi Ai-san no douga wo kensaku shiteita toki danshi sanrin to Ai-san no douga ga me ni haerimashita.
Yeah.
That's us, right?
Yeah.
Nani kono hitotachi? Nande Ai-san to YouTube? Nan nano? Dare? Ha?
Okay.
Ima to natte wa gomenasai desu ga.
Hontoni sonna kimochi ni nari shiranai danshi-tachi ni shittoshite shimatta no deshou ka?
Yeah.
I can imagine that.
Nandai?
Yeah.
Sono go sono danshi sanrin-gumi no koto wa sukkari waseru-te shimatteita no desu ga, aru hi podcast omochiroi no nai kana to kensaku shiteita toki, nani mo omoazu ni saisei shite mita.
KER.
Ah, kono kuu-kikan suki suki suki to nari shibaraku hashirinagara kiiteimashita.
Yeah.
Nn?
Ah, kono hitotachi YouTube yatteru.
Nn?
To.
De YouTube wo kensaku.
Soshite sono toki no watashi no odoroki souzou dekimasu deshou ka?
Yeah.
Ano toki wo kensaku toki no douga ni iru no wa ano sanrin-gumi to omoareru sanrin-gumi dewa nai desu ka?
Nn?
Hanshin hangi de Aisa no douga mo moichido kensaku shimashita.
Nn.
Honto ni bikkuri shita koto wo tsutaetakute itsuka messeji shiyou to omottemashita.
Thank you.
Ano toki wa shitto shite shimatta keredo podcast de no KER to no deai wa magire mo naku kuu-kikan suki deshita.
Nn.
Deaeta koto ni kansha shiteimasu.
Nn.
Mayoki no toori nagaku natte shimai mashita ga, o futari wa sonno keikken arimasu ka?
Ano toki no ano hito mitai na.
Nn.
Eee, o futari no hanashi wa watashi mo kaewa ni sankashite iru yona kimochi ni narete honto ni mijika de kokoro wo kanjimasu.
Nn.
Donna katachi demo o futari no koto wo zutto onen shiteimasu.
Daisuki desu.
Kore kara mo ganbatte kudasai.
Thank you.
Wow, thank you.
Thank you.
Yeah, I love this message.
Yeah, thank you.
Yeah.
It wasn't that long too, so, you know?
Yeah.
Nn.
Well, that was a big moment, I guess, right?
Yeah.
Must be quite surprising.
Right?
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To find that, right, connected.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Right.
True.
Like, YouTube or like these social media or like influencer world is a bit different from
the one like TV shows or like the real gennojin or like those, you know, world.
Right.
Right?
So, even though we have a quite, you know, big amount of subscribers on YouTube channel,
it doesn't mean that everybody knows us.
Nn.
Like a, right?
Right.
So, yeah, for some people, "Who is these guys?"
Right.
"Why are they, you know, having this opportunity to chatting with Ai-san?"
Nn.
Yeah, that's, I really understand that and I think it's weird still.
Nn.
It's strange.
Right.
To us even, no?
Right, right, right.
Yeah, so, yeah.
I get it, I guess.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And I can imagine, easily imagine how surprising that you reach to us.
Yeah.
Right.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
And I'm so happy that you like this content.
Yeah.
Right.
Have you ever had a moment that's similar to what she went through?
I think I had one or two.
Okay.
That's a lot.
Yeah.
But I don't remember.
Oh, no.
I remember that I had these one or two, but I don't remember.
You know, that happens to me when I find new music.
Ah, okay.
Like, I listen to it once and then, "Oh, this is a good song."
Yeah.
But you don't know, right?
You're too lazy to look at your phone and look at the name of the artist, right?
And then you just keep going.
And then I find another song that's really good and I'm like, "Oh, this is good too."
Yeah.
I'm going to skip it, right?
Yeah.
And then just, I'm not going to check.
I'm just too lazy, right?
Yeah.
And then I find a third one.
I'm like, "Okay, this is good too.
Wait, who are these?"
And then I look at it and then, "Oh, it's them.
Okay.
I didn't know who they were."
And then you look at the songs, the hit songs from them and they were all the ones that
I listened to earlier that I liked.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It was them.
True.
I get that a lot.
True.
Yeah.
Right.
Right.
Yeah.
I, yeah.
Yeah.
I had these kind of experiences once or twice.
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But you love gas.
For sure.
I remember.
Wait, how do you discover new music?
Do you discover new music through YouTube or I don't know, like some other?
Yeah.
Streaming services and YouTube.
Okay.
Okay.
Don't you think that the streaming services, all of them, by the way, Amazon Music, Spotify.
Yeah.
YouTube Music.
Okay.
Is there anything else?
Yeah.
Like T-Doll.
I don't know what that is.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Those.
Yeah.
See, what I find all of them very inconvenient.
Okay.
Is the, I can't find new music anymore.
Oh.
By listening to it.
Oh.
What do you mean?
So, I am finding, not YouTube Music, but the actual YouTube app itself.
That is the best discovery matcher for me.
Because it's, you know the kannen douga?
Yeah.
That's really, that's really helping me.
Yeah.
But from all the other music streaming services, they don't have any of that similar kind of
recommending system, recommendation system.
And I want it.
Okay.
But I can't, I can't, I don't, it's not there.
So I'm stuck with the same music every time.
Okay.
I'm curious, the YouTube recommendations are so cool.
Sometimes I find, oh, what's this kind of music and I appreciate for those.
Yeah, I agree with that.
Yeah.
And also on streaming services, they have a playlist thing.
So for example, like, have you tried those?
I think I have.
You're talking about like, I have two in mind.
Okay.
You're talking about the playlist.
You choose a song and you make a playlist with the song and then they find all the similar
songs.
Or are you talking about you finding a playlist of like other people made?
Like K-pop playlist 100.
Some other user made and then you click on it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Both.
Okay.
Yeah.
So for example, like the latter one.
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Latter?
Yeah.
Oh, ladder.
Okay.
Okay.
Ladder.
Yeah.
How do you say that?
L-A-T-T-E-R.
Ladder.
E-R?
I don't know.
Ladder one.
Yeah.
So that's a second one, right?
Kousha.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
That's what I tried too.
Nice.
Nice.
Yeah.
Ladder one.
So there's somebody or like curator made the playlist.
So if you like, for example, like one Ariana Grande song and then you can find several
playlists that includes that song, which means like same kind of genres, same five songs.
Or like there are some another playlist like artist, like for example, Ariana Grande is
a singer, right?
And deeply affected by R&B styles, right?
Then that means you can go down to like Beyonce maybe, like Mariah Carey maybe.
And then they kind of somebody make a playlist of that, you know, Ariana affected artists
playlist.
That's interesting.
Yeah.
Okay.
Maybe I'll check that out.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But one thing I noticed recently about those playlist is if the song is really, really
popular, for example, like Justin Bieber's like baby, for example, or like Ed Sheeran's
Shape of You.
Yeah.
If you make playlist, because everybody listened to Shape of You, playlist could be like just
random pop song playlist.
Yeah.
And that doesn't make any sense.
It's just, yeah, I know every all of them, right?
Right.
So it's not interesting.
So yeah, sometimes that happen.
That's actually the dilemma that I'm in.
Right.
I love the popular music.
Yeah.
So and I already know the popular music.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So maybe you should try some like artist playlist.
Yeah.
That one.
Or like try listening to whole albums maybe.
That's true.
That includes that, you know, top pop song.
That's true.
So that you can maybe or like.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Try to work it out.
Yeah.
Yeah.
All right.
Sure.
Thanks for listening guys.
Thank you.
Bye.
