Himeaimichu

According to the GossiP Argentina street team, this is Hayate's twitter. 

https://www.twitter.com/tetsuro_drums?s=09 

lol it definitely looks like him xD thats really cool

At first I was thinking he sold out, until I realised that the credited songwriters for his band's first PV are all actual members of the band, especially the guitarist. So at least the idol group is creative.

It's just ironic knowing some of the songs about idols that GossiP has made xD. From what I see, no members of GossiP follow him, and I can't see what he follows, but Sora from Dezert follows him for some reason, but that doesn't mean anything about the current relations between him and the rest of the GossiP members

Idk. I can just upload the vob files and you could do whatever you'd need with them. I'm just making a full video for YT. 

bless you

Hm. Thanks anyway.

me when i sing along to madeth gray'll and cant tell if im a god or actually just tone deaf

I mean, Chick-fIl-A chicken sandwiches are some good shit, and while they're a national brand, they're particularly concentrated in the Southeastern US. While brining their chicken in pickle juice and pressure frying create their chicken's unique flavor, they claim that they invented the actual "chicken sandwich" in the 1940s. It's an unsubstantiated claim, and hot chicken between two slices of bread certainly existed long before them.

As someone from the Southeast, Chick-fil-A is leagues beyond most of the fast-food options in the region when it comes to service and food quality. They invest a lot in integrating with their surrounding communities and are fast-food havens for the upper-middle class (who can justify the price hike relative to McD or BK for quality.) When I was part of my youth town-council several years ago, we worked exclusively with them for community events.

On the other side, Popeyes has been perceived a lot differently compared to Chick-fil-A, with deep-southern influence and a lower-class demographic (relative to CfA, McD is the most affordable tmk.) While their new sandwich comes at a premium relative to other items on their menu, having something on-par with CfA's "pride and joy" has stirred a lot of interest. It contests with CfA's cushy spot as "America's Restaurant".

There's, oddly enough, some "political" nuance to this related to CfA that I'm clearly dodging b/c forum rules. If you Google it, you'll find a ton of stuff.

As for my opinion, CfA's quality is pretty much the same nationwide, and they have pretty high ff standards (for both sanitation and food.) I usually seek them out if I'm on-the-road while traveling. That consistency is attractive to me, but local cuisines/"hole-in-the-walls" are always my first choice if I'm familiar with the area.

I've had Popeyes only a few times b/c they're not as common where I'm at, but they're pretty damn good as well.

i thought i'd be able to bring out that one tweet. because above poster beat me to it and with a much better explanation than i would have offered simply from observation, so i'm going to say it anyways.

everyone's talking about that popeye's chicken sandwich but yall never look into your pop's eyes and tell him you love him

I'll stick with the beer equivalent thank you.

I got some more info on the older bands of the members of Kuroyuri if you're interested in that. I have pictures and info posted on the official Kuroyuri thread. 

I'll search more later and post any updates~

http://id55.fm-p.jp/249/yukiline4/　

@SadMoomin I found Yukilein's official website! Turns out, they're actually called Yukiline xD. 

Also, apparently, they had a discography? 

The discography page doesn't seem to have anything on it. I guess they planned to make releases, but never did

Hahaha I actually love this, like doing the Kevin Bacon game with bandmen XD

Well, since we were talking about post-punk influences… I am certain G-Schmitt had a huge influence on this trope, as they had a few songs with spoken parts. Here is one song, that always reminds me heavily of the dark 90s VK bands:
 

The intro of this Gilles de Rais song is also very Deshabillz-esque (and features Lucifer from Gille's Love)

So I'd say it's been around quite some time, just like counting on German (earliest use by Zi:Kill afaik).

Recently I've been digging acts from the 80s, and discovered a track by Dead End (I guess it's from their 2nd or 3rd album) where Morrie does a speaking part. I think that's the oldest song where I found this trope.

I found the song. It's from their 1986's album "Dead line": 

Also, the only songs I can seem to pinpoint any specific Vkei influence to are Kirikuro, which is definitely influenced by Dir en Grey, and Karakuri Meiro and Hakanazaka, which follow general Vkei patterns.