「メロいって何？」新感情が広がる背景…令和の影響力を持つ人の共通点【ゆとり/岸谷蘭丸/MON7A】

Watch the full program (43 minutes) here: https://npx.me/s/LaHE4vbJ 10-day free trial available: http://bit.ly/3X5XMzD _____ 0:00 Digest 0:55 Main program starts 04:00 The influence of followers has disappeared 05:55 Characteristics of people who rise to stardom 12:50 The secret to MON7A not getting flamed 15:31 The charismatic figure of the Reiwa era = an agent of impulse? 19:16 Allen-sama's analysis by a relaxed person 21:07 What are melodic, erotic, and visually appealing? "When I think about what's important for people who rise to stardom, these two things—deficiency or constraint—are incredibly important." We've entered an era where influence can't be measured by follower count/view count. There are many, but no influence. There are few, but influence. That's becoming apparent. So, what is true influence? How do you measure it? Our guest, continuing from last time, is Takanori Kataishi, CEO of Yutori Co., Ltd. A man who has been on the front lines of the fashion industry, constantly sensing "what's coming next," discusses his theory of influence in the Reiwa era. "Sparkle" and "Sadness." Those who rise to stardom possess these two qualities. Sparkle is superficial. Good looks, a good singing voice, eloquence. Sadness is a lack or limitation. It is precisely because something is missing that people are drawn to that missing part. "If they're too powerful, you can't empathize." Successful people must be useful. Those who haven't succeeded have a huge advantage in terms of influence. Their rise is extremely worth rooting for. Stars and charisma are different. A star is a beacon of hope. They give new values ​​and make people think, "This is okay." Charisma is simply different from others. Flawless, yet they fail. You can't empathize, but they're amazing. Stars are supported. Charisma is not someone who is supported. "Fashion is spiritual." Highly sensitive people start dressing the same way, even though they're not necessarily looking at anyone in particular. That's the collective unconscious. Oneness. That's why it's spiritual. Do influential people of the Reiwa era possess "melo"? Melo is different from being sexually suggestive. Melo doesn't involve sexual desire. It's alluring and sexy, but without lust. They look down. There's a sense of distance. A new kind of compliment. Analyzing buzz, creating buzz. The 12th episode of "newZnew," a new era trend analysis program. #newznew #NewsPicks #KishitaniRanmaru #MON7A #Yutori #Influence #Influencer #Followers #GenZ #Charisma #Star #Melo #Fashion #Trend #Reiwa