Japanese Louis Armstrong Sings What a Wonderful World

Japanese actor Koichi Yamadera's impersonation of Louis Armstrong in which he sings "What a Wonderful World" on the Japanese show Monomane Battle


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[sousukes7]

I demand to know who :58 is.

[titoshinigami]

@sousukes7 I am not certain but i believe that she is Mika Oguma

[mookiebomber]

Who's that at :58?

[titoshinigami]

@mookiebomber Not that sure but I think she's Mika Oguma

[bigbiker05]

Na, not racist... But it would be if it was a white guy on American TV.

[BlueWhalez]

LOL HE CAN PRONOUNCE Rs LOL

[RawrGrFLeme]

Sing it Rouie!

[MrJAPAN4649]

This singer is kouichi yamadera japanese seiyuu

[misanthropikbunny]

@forgebuster Caucasian can range from pink skin tone to dark brown,remember caucasian does not only refer to white people but also to north africans,indians,and middle easterners.

[misanthropikbunny]

@AkarixLiangxMinJee watch the video racist asians against blacks part 3/3 this is racist..

[BLACKNBIG2]

I'm African American and I didn't like it.

I Lovvvvvved it.

[pschmidty101]

If he's going to impersonate Louis Armstrong he needs to close his eyes and smile more

[Mirani2]

@Najimubu I know, I mean, why woud it be more racist if a white guy did it? It's just a guy imitating his favorite performer.

[SoulfulBrutha5805]

There are Americans that don't even know who Louie Armstrong, from my hometown, was. I think it's great. Don't mind the blackface at all cuz he's NOT blackface. Doesn't have the white lips (which I never got, why white lips?)

[Pogokoala]

@BornAgainEngineer basically in a long run, this man appearance was WRAAAYCISM

[Pogokoala]

@BornAgainEngineer The Japs are the Whites of Asia, WW2 German, Asia version Japanese, KKK villages NO OTHER RACE ALLOWED, Japanese Strip club, Lounge, etc NO FOREIGNER ALLOWED. Citizenship is tough to earn in Japan, and even if you did You are always welcome to visit there, not to live there. Not to mention hand writing. Japanese write a shorten way, than they will teach a foreigner, this way any Japanese in the front desk can tell if the Asian is a foreign or not. don't believe me look it up.