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The story
This is the live-reaction thread for episode 687 of the YouTube stream “Hello! Project Station.” The first half centered on a highlight reel from Juice=Juice’s special live show and the recording MC segment for Rosy Chronicle’s “Dakka Taikyou Jan☆” (“Because It’s a Big Bad Omen☆”), with fans reacting strongly to the live band performance and the guitar work on “Amaeruna” (“Don’t Act Spoiled”). The mood shifted in the second half when it was announced that next Friday’s (11/6) broadcast would be skipped entirely, with the following Wednesday’s episode moved to a 5 PM start instead. Since Juice=Juice’s Nippon Budokan concert falls on that same day, viewers speculated about the reason for the break, with comments like “They used to just start a bit early on days that clashed with a big-venue show — this time it’s a total skip” and “Maybe they’re short-staffed.”
[Juice=Juice Band Live] “Amaeruna” / “Without a Word of Complaint, I Broke It Off Briskly” Highlights — Rosy Chronicle “Dakka Taikyou Jan☆” Recording MC [Hello! Pro Station #687]
#juicejuice #BEYOOOOONDS #RosyChronicle #HelloProject #HaroSute
Source: youtu.be / Original article here
What people said
05:23~ Opening ~ Hello! SNS Check
10:14~ Hello! Kami: Rosy Chronicle "Dakka Taikyou Jan☆" Recording
15:33~ Ending
Or just make it an all-female band.
There you go again, trying to get people to bash Miyamoto
and next Wednesday starts at 5 PM
Isn't he like a prince to Ai-chan?
is it already cold up there?
Live videos have been slow to go up too — maybe the staff in charge are short-handed
Didn't they usually just start a bit early, around 5 PM, whenever it clashed with a big-venue show?
but at this rate they might just drift back into a once-a-week broadcast.
Maybe they're short-staffed — but even if they go back to weekly, will it stay this short?
Background and key points of this topic
“Hello! Project Station” is a regular YouTube program for Hello! Project, and up to now the show’s practice on days that clashed with a major concert (a “big-venue” show) has been to shorten the broadcast and start a bit early rather than cancel it outright. This time, however, the announcement was a full skip rather than the usual early, shortened start, which fueled viewer concern that staff might be short-handed or that the show could be quietly scaled back to once a week. The fact that Juice=Juice’s Nippon Budokan concert falls on 11/6 was also raised as a possible reason for the hiatus. That said, everything discussed in the thread is viewer speculation — the production side has not officially explained the reason for the break. A second point of discussion was fans’ surprise that footage apparently meant for a fan-club-only event ended up on the regular YouTube broadcast, which some took as a sign that how this kind of content gets released is starting to change.
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