Radrey was on Japanese TV Again

All thanks to Tkyosam on this one. I did this because I wanted to experience Japanese TV. Since most celebrities who are famous for something else in Japan get famous for being featured on Japanese TV. This was featured on local Japanese TV channel 9.

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[tokumas]

mmm, As a Japanese, I feel the Japanese host is kind of mean coz he doesn't use Keigo ( 敬語 ) to Radrey when he asks questions. Even though he is American and maybe is used to behave flank, it's a manner to talk in Keigo in Japan when it's a first meeting in formal situation regardless he is junior or not.

[Radrey]

@tokumas heh. I don't care. It made a good video.

[SuperBookworm365]

hahaha. Loved it!

[Radrey]

thanks!

[yasashii89]

I'm confused, she says "howcome you speak japanese?", yet he needs a translator?....

[TkyoSam]

Stop making boring vids all the time then, lol

[RR0722]

@tokumas OK, but you specifically mentioned he wasn't using keigo, and he was. I just wanted to clear that up.

[tokumas]

@RR0722 lol That's not what I mean. The attitude.

[d4n13lr0x]

A BLACK HOST?

[RR0722]

@tokumas What on Earth are you talking about? He said "kite-kudasaru"　（来てくださる）, "tsukatte-itadakereba"　（使っていただければ）, etc. He's certainly much more polite than other more prominent yet really condescending Japanese hosts, like Sanma or Tsurube.

[joshalmond999]

When she asks "Why did you come to Japan?" That mother fucker should of said "RAW FISH, SHORT SKIRTS and BIG MONEY!"

[FromUnderTheRock]

I kept waiting for Chuck Woolery to pop out.

[vincent10kd]

@yasashii89 and then she doesnt know how to translate the word influence into japanese... 英語も日本語も両方共へたくそだね。　今度は通訳者自体も通訳者いるかぁ　ｗ

[SteffSoft]

@myuuzimiki

You're wayyy overanalyzing things, if you ask me...

[Furimukuna]

@DJSardaukar I was thinking the same thing.