lizakajang wrote::woot: i'm still amazed at how sometimes shige seems a little lost, but like in the 'cherish' music video, he was shaking his hips with the best of them. he wasn't as flexible as kusano, or even koyama, but ....man...for a guy who is the 'brain', and not the key sex magnet of the group, he can still shake. :sweat: :naughty:
LOL.. you should see Shige move during the Devil or Angel performance on SC :inlove: I don't know if it's on youtube though.
Speaking of which, you asked whether videos could be downloaded from youtube, right? Well, there are ways to download it, but it'll be in a .flv format, which means you either need a player that can play flv's like VLC player, or you need an flv converter to convert it into .avi or .mpeg. The quality of videos downloaded from youtube is very bad, though, so you're better off downloading from the original source.
What happens to Johnny's when they are no longer cute boys? They grow into much loved, good-looking men :hehe: Well, to me, cuteness isn't just in looks. Actions, words, personality.. all those can be cute too. So, they will still be cute, even when they are no longer boys. I mean, look at Koyama.. he's almost 23. Logically, you wouldn't go 'kawaii!!!!' over a guy that age, but we do. And if he was just a normal guy on the street, I probably wouldn't say that he counts as someone who has a cute face :beaten: Looks play a big part, yes, especially when you're just starting off, but when you've already got fans who love you for the person you are, then, it kinda becomes secondary, doesn't it?
When you start off in the entertainment world young, growing older doesn't make much of an impact on popularity. Especially not if you're a Johnny who has had almost all his life shown on TV and been groomed in many areas, so they have something to fall back on. Plus, male artistes normally gain more fans as they grow older, it's females who generally lose out.
Why am I answering this so seriously? :sweat:
oh yeah, and I doubt anyone in the right mind would want to learn Malay. I mean, unless you live in a dominantly Malay-speaking country like Malaysia, it's pretty useless, isn't it? It's not like Malay is one of the main languages in the world like English and French, nor is Malaysia a country that holds a lot of economic clout like China and Japan. Gone are the days when it once was the lingua franca...