JKT48 2nd Generation : An Article from GADIS Magazine

RedRanger48

A Super Sentai in the night, A lightstick-wielding man in the day. Subject of Her Majesty Queen Vienny Fitrilya. And please call me Red. http://twitter.com/theredranger48

8 Responses

  1. Angga says:

    I think slow-thinking is already the perfect equivalent for Lola :D

    Oh and some trivia about Nicholas Syahputra there, he was caught red-handed a few times watching JKT48 theater :lol: . One of them is for shooting a segment for a webshow tho’.

    • indr@ says:

      What?! Nicholas Saputra watched the theater? I thought I’m too old to watch the theater :mrgreen:
      FYI, I am in the same year with him at college, but different faculties.

  2. benimaru says:

    me believe it is not just in Indo who thinks that academic is important, in japan (even US and UK) itself, academic is still priority..

    they should know the risk before they decide to join such group..

    bad marks, lack of sleep, mocked by their surroundings with no guarantee of success..it is a steep price they have to pay for having a double life; schoolgirl and artist..

  3. anakdekan says:

    For me after watching their show twice.I must say they getting better and better, although they still having a though time in pajama drive unit song, and yes some of them are better dancers than others (i Notice Yona and Della are the top dancers in the 2nd gen). I had my eyes on Kariin, her aura in tenshi no shippo reminds me of Cindy but in a much cuter way, i hope they still growing and getting better and better and eventually their stage will flocke by the audience

  4. Tazawa Kenzi says:

    第一世代はメンバーとファンが一緒に成長していくから問題はないが
    第二世代はファンが成長していてメンバーは成長していないから
    どうしてもファンは批判が多い(AKBでも同じ)
    ファンは第二世代のメンバーと同じ視線で見てあげないといけないと思う

  5. fykj says:

    let’s face it. education is important for whatever reason it is, finding a job or not. it’s a good thing these girls don’t drop out. singing won’t last them forever.
    though living a double life wold be hard right especially what they had to sacrifice to be an idol.

  6. xzerozero says:

    I think college is the safest way to get a job for sure. it must be recognized that the entertainer is not an easy job and a lot of betting in living

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