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Issei is a piece of shit but I just want to say he's not being an edgelord. It's a Japanese custom.

@Elazmus Right? And this year there are more dates with most of them being on a weekend, a national holiday, or a day I have off. Goodbye savings.
 
@蝉時雨色 -semishigureiro-  For sure. I don't want to think about how much money I've spent on them and how much this tour is gonna cost me. lol

If by P5 you mean Persona 5 then yes.  Each game has its own story. 
I do recommend playing the other games though because they're all great (except P1)

none of those disbandments were actually sad though lmao

OZ

That's a good thing tbh.

it's not like it makes their already released music any less good though???? i never understood this mindset tbh

Logic's still going. They're still relatively new.
Taa has a Twitter for LuLu (@97094) and Logic (@logic_taa) if you want to keep up with him.

They're not officially active but LuLu's been playing every once a while since July 2014. I've seen them a couple of times since then and as recently as September. They're playing on the 21st and have an "important announcement" that day.
Also re: Zooc they broke up 2 years ago. They didn't even last a year. lmfao

They're a Tokyo band

"The uploader has not made this video available in your country."
.....but I'm in Japan?

I am sorry, I usually prefer to stay out of issues like this, but its a shame to see so many people still think this way.

Illegal downloading of music is incredibly harmful to bands and the industry as a whole.
if i could only show to people not only the effort, but also the cost that goes into making a single let along a album, it would be shocking to some.
I know one musician who ate only curry and ramen for over a month because every cent of money he made from his normal job was spent of making a cd to release.
I know another musician who under similar circumstances lost 8kgs from  not eating correctly.

bands disband, loose pushes from their labels, all of those kind of bands things that people get upset about because they don't sell well.

many bands are starting to become more accessible now, selling on online webshops and in some cases putting their music on itunes or other similar legal download sites.
 
please support bands, if you like their music, buy it!
show them that you appreciate the effort and sacrifices they made to make that music you like.

and as for bands "getting world tours etc because of illegal downloading" 
there are other ways, instead of uploading/downloading a entire song, just put a 40 second sample online for people to listen to.
you can promote a band you like without taking away one of their earning revenues.

They were pretty awkward the first time I saw them but they've gotten so much better recently. Glad you enjoyed them!

[2 hours later]
[wheezing and sweating while staring at a computer screen filled with static] DISBANDMENT.... HIATUS... NEW MAXI-SINGLE...

@yakihiko not exactly. Bangya's a vk fan but like one with it as their main hobby. Tbh bangya is like a lifestyle--it's hard/impossible to be bangya when living in another country imo. 
 
A ~gya is simply a bangya who is a fan of that band/band member. So shellmy gya = shellmy fan. It doesn't say anything about how much someone goes to see that band live.
 
The word you want is "kayoi," those are gya who go as much as possible. Jouren's a step above kayoi though. They basically go to every live and are pretty much a clique of bangya who help each other out.  

He's the definition of "bitter old queen"

i fantasize about being the big strong black man in a VK PV....