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The story
On TV Tokyo’s “I Got Scolded and I’m Proud of It” (aired September 23), an episode aired recounting a time Diane’s Tsuda was rude to a big-name host and later apologized for it. On a 5channel Entertainment & Sports News+ thread, based on the account that the host blew up over a greeting, speculation spread that the host in question was Ichiro Furutachi, with reactions split between calling Furutachi “petty” and calling Tsuda out for “forgetting his role as the guy who’s supposed to get picked on.” Testimony also surfaced that on the same show, Tsuda was all smiles and charm toward Emiko Uenuma, drawing extra attention to the contrast in how he treated the two.
Diane’s Tsuda Apologizes After Enraging a Big-Name Host — Mistook It for Teasing and Snapped “Shut the Hell Up!” & a String of Rude Moments That Left Co-Stars Speechless
TV Tokyo’s “I Got Scolded and I’m Proud of It” aired on the 23rd.
It’s a moralizing talk-variety show that mines celebrities’ “I got scolded” stories for life lessons for the modern age.
Source: news.yahoo.co.jp / Original article here
What people said
Heard he went to a dumb school but has a high IQ.
Also add that he's cold and full of himself with regular people too.
I don't get what's supposed to be funny about it
It's all momentum with this guy, nothing else
Makes you wonder what Nishizawa thinks about his partner blowing up like that
Ignoring it is the worst possible move.
Reminded me of Tomisaburo Wakamatsu
"Yo, what's up!"
"It's Yanagizawa Shingoooo~"
Ichiro Furutachi: "Your greeting was too weak."
They're both blood type AB.
Come to think of it, those two actually respected each other.
And yet he's the guy who calls Ishibashi by his first name, "Takaaki", so…
Well, it can't feel great if there was an obvious difference in how warmly he greeted one versus the other.
Even though he didn't do anything wrong
That makes it doubly messed up
It's like he's getting people to take shots at Furutachi for him without saying so directly. That's exactly the kind of thing that gets him disliked.
Background and Points of Contention
TV Tokyo’s “I Got Scolded and I’m Proud of It” is a special built around celebrities’ stories of getting lectured, and trouble over greetings is a classic, endlessly recycled theme in the entertainment world. Stories of young or newly-popular comedians getting chewed out for failing to properly greet a senior star or big name have been passed down for generations, often involving names like Shinsuke Shimada or Emiko Uenuma. What split opinion in this thread is whether the fault lies with Tsuda, or whether the host’s reaction was the immature one. The show never actually named the person involved — he was only described as a “big-name host” — so pinning it on Ichiro Furutachi is purely speculation on the thread’s part. Some also compared it to how he treated Emiko Uenuma, but that too isn’t a direct, confirmed comparison from the show itself — it’s an inference on the viewers’ end, and should be treated with that caveat.
*This article is excerpted and summarized from the 5channel (Entertainment & Sports News+) thread “Diane’s Tsuda Apologizes After Enraging a Big-Name Host — Mistook It for Teasing and Snapped “Shut the Hell Up!” & a String of Rude Moments That Left Co-Stars Speechless.”
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