See character under the epidemic. Some voice actor fans felt the impact of "the house collapsed" just a few days ago.
Let's be honest
I think [covid-19] is a Wuhan cold
No big deal
This is the content posted by Japanese popular voice actor Noriaki Taniyama on his own Twitter on the 23rd. At that time, some people expressed strong dissatisfaction in the comments.
"Some people have actually died, and that's how dangerous it is. Even in the voice actor world, many people are calling for me. It is a remark which tramples on it. I'm sorry."
Someone has already died of COVID-19. The epidemic is so severe, and there are many people in the voice actor community who are calling for everyone to prevent the epidemic. You can ignore that and say such a thing. Disappointed in you.
"Be careful with your remarks, don't forget that some people are actually dead or suffering."
Pay attention to your wording and don't forget those who have passed away and those who are in trouble because of the pandemic
The tweet also sparked many Chinese fans to express their dissatisfaction, disappointment and depowdering declarations on Weibo. On the 24th, Taniyama deleted the tweet of the previous day and tweeted again to apologize for his inappropriate expression.
I apologize for the inappropriate remarks I made yesterday on Twitter
I deeply felt my mistake, and it was my statement that added to the relevant staff, fans, and netizens who saw this content, making everyone feel unhappy.
I'm really too self-righteous and too ignorant
I have deleted that tweet, reflecting deeply on my shameless behavior, and once again expressing my sincere apologies.
For this apology, some people gladly accepted that they would continue to respond to the assistance, while others resolutely resisted the uselessness of apologizing.
In any case, the question of whether voice actor behavior should rise to the level of characters and works deserves to be looked at more dialectically. In addition, the voice actor who voiced Sasuke is named Noriaki Sugiyama, so please be sure to get the target.
A little earlier than Noriyama, The INS story released by Shizuka Kudo on April 10 also sparked controversy (above). She questioned the still overcrowded cafes and restaurants at a time when emergency declarations had been issued. And called on everyone to have a sense of crisis and pay attention to keeping a distance outside.
In fact, there is no problem with this content itself, and the dissatisfaction of netizens is concentrated on "why Kudo Shizuka said such things so righteously and righteously."
Shizuka Kudo accompanied her youngest daughter Koki at the end of February before the outbreak in Italy to milan's Fashion Week event. Koki, who used his INS at the time, posted a message calling on everyone to wash their hands, disinfect frequently, wear masks, and pray for everyone's health. (Above below) But it was quickly pointed out by netizens that Koki did not wear a mask when he was sightseeing in Milan. (Above) was therefore accused of putting on a show.
On the other hand, Cocomi, kimura's parent daughter, debuted on the cover of vogue JAPAN, which was released at the end of March, and announced that she would be the ambassador of the world fashion brand Dior. This debut time coincided with the continuous increase in the number of confirmed cases in Tokyo in a single day, so it was criticized by some people, which is the so-called "occupation of public resources".
During the COVID-19 outbreak, I really felt it was irrelevant news. Probably a lot of people aren't interested either.
Then again, Japanese netizen "sour" Kudo Shizuka is not a day or two. It's just that in the very special circumstances of the NEW CROWN epidemic, people's familiar daily lives have been destroyed, and the panic of uncertainty has made people, especially people whose lives are difficult to maintain, extremely sensitive to the words and deeds of celebrities who "seem to have privileges".
On April 6, an intelligence show hosted by Shinobu Sakaue reported the diagnosis of Soko Kurosawa, a member of the hilarious group Mori San Junior High School, who went to the hospital after fever and suspected that she was infected, hoping to be tested, but because not everyone could get tested, she was finally diagnosed after traveling to multiple hospitals.
For this situation, the host Sakaue Shinobu said such a sentence.
Even Mr. Kurosawa was late in the inspection.
Even Kurosawa couldn't be tested right away.
"でさえ" serves as a prompt, indicating that the problem is explained in extreme cases. Means "even..." "Even... Also...". Sakagami Shinobu's words caused a lot of dissatisfaction. "It's like artists should be tested first" "Everyone is hard to test now, is there anything special about artists?" ”
The day after the japan emergency declaration was issued, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun published a report that "the number of passengers on the Yamanote Line in the morning has only decreased by 35%, and it is far from the goal of reducing close contact by 80%."
Japanese track and field athletes, currently the Japanese men's 400m hurdles record holder for the last big retweet commented "(All this way) There are still people going to work." Criticized for being "too condescending," some people who had to go to work showed their condition under his twitter.
"I work to raise my children without paid or compensation."
There are no paid holidays, no government subsidies, and you have to go to work in order to raise children
"I'm a waste company, and garbage shops can't telework."
I work in the industrial waste industry. To dispose of garbage, you can't go to work online
"I'm a nurse."
I'm a nurse.
On the other hand, the statement of footballer Keisuke Honda, who is also an athlete, also raised questions.
The government can't save everyone. The government helps those with the top priorities to see if the people at the bottom of the order can help each other tide over the difficulties.
"In what order, wealth and fame?" "Who are you talking about with the first priority?" However, Honda Keisuke later tweeted that "the most important thing to help is naturally those who cannot maintain the most basic life, and the government cannot help everyone, so why don't we always do nothing and keep blaming the government?" Everyone should act and help each other. ”
Although it turned out to be a oolong, the uproar caused by Honda Keisuke proved that in the context of the collapse of the European medical system at that time, and there was even a choice of "who to save first" under limited resources, the word "priority", which may refer to the existence of the privileged class, touched the nerves of many people.
Some Japanese media wrote in reports on this series of "new crown" stars:
Now everyone is terrified and stressed by the fear of the covid-19 infection. Many people are looking forward to information that is updated every day because they want to be a little more secure. Celebrities who don't understand that feeling should refrain from making extra remarks for a while.
Nowadays, everyone is afraid of contracting COVID-19, and everyone is feeling stressed. Many people brush up on the report every day, hoping for good news that will reassure them. Celebrities who can't understand this feeling, it is better not to say something superfluous in the near future.
On the other hand, Keisuke Honda tweeted this morning and also mentioned the issue.
No other country has musicians, actors, and athletes talked about politics like Japan. Make your voice heard, political or economic, this is your country!
First of all, let's not say anything superfluous to celebrities when they talk about economic and political topics, "Don't say anything superfluous, concentrate on your business!" "
So in your opinion, how should the scale of this be grasped?
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