@realkingofantarctica
Was really, reeeally hoping she'd ask "Unemployed!" and the whole room would just erupt in applause.
@min-z-nyab.7887
I love how hyped she sounds in the beginning but gradually becomes quieter as she loses hope of anyone clapping
@MadisonR2006
You can see her level of distress rising as she wants the fans to be kids and realizes it’s mostly salarymen. She never even got to the unemployed.
@kilrathblade7618
the rare exception for school going children at a live would be when the whole family are big fans and the parents will just bring their kids along like it is a family outing (happened a few times for aqours) XD
@door-to-doorhentaisalesman2978
40 years later: Paychan: Senior Citizens? Audience: *Applause*
@darthva31
To be fair, considering how long this franchise has go, a large percentage of the audience could be Love Live fans for the past decade and now have the financial means to attend a live. Hell, imagine a family of Love Live fans attending.
@milo6308
Once I had a western LL fan try and tell me the series was mainly marketed towards young adult women I dn't have the heart to tell her it's actually 20-40 y/o men
@beleagueredbeluga5228
That works out for them though. More members of the workforce as fans means more people with money to spend on Love Live. Aint no underaged or broke students spending their life savings on all that LL merchandise lmao.
@frankyramos7785
Literally Just this one guy XDDDDDDD
@KhayJayArt
She low-key roasting the audience 💀
@stormtrooperelite1453
i'm going to assume that idol culture works as intended. The workforce whose souls have been ground to nothing by the corporate life are those who need pop idols the most
@datemasamune2904
Imagine the voice actors of MLP hosting their first con and discover their main audience are grown men. XD
@cruddybuddy4084
I clapped when she asked for college students, but we're a surprising minority, at live shows at least.
@MemeraiZura
Professional students: 💀💀💀 Workforce: 🤣🤗👏🙊😝😝‼️
@itsskittyl4203
I'm not in the lovelive fandom, but like arent these concerts mad expensive? how tf are college students and younger gonna afford that?
@Rena152
Only members of the workforce can have the money and be depressed enough to attend live idol concerts
@sapphire5934
this shouldn’t be surprising, people in japan are incredibly overworked and idol culture is often a form of escapism
@soulassassin0g
Her: "Unemployed?" Everyone: *cheering* Her: "How- How did you guys pay for the tickets?" Everyone: "We didn't." Her: "I'm screwed."
@Classicsonicloveschilidogs
Paychan's career and fame is secured.
@glados-u3v