RONDO aren’t my favourite group, but it’s nice to get a focus on one band properly in this episode.
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This is my reaction to the second season of D4DJ, a multimedia series about several DJ groups produced by Bushiroad. I adore this series with all my heart. In this episode, RONDO try to open up ALTER-EGO to the public.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:47 Reaction
10:30 Discussion
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1 comment
For someone who is a musician who works in bars as a performer and also worked as a staff this episode is really relatable and really close to my heart. The conditions that the owner of ALTER-EGO gave are really fair and a win-win situation for both parties while still sticking to its traditions and considering that the venue's image and it's main audience are members only which are adults and it's only fair that in this particular event to be set on daytime since it's a public event and most of their audience in this event are minors so they have to set it on daytime and no serving of alcohol. Another thing that I wanted to point out in Japan there are some night life venues that don't allow foreigners, it's not they don't like foreigners but the reason for this is the people who owns the venue don't have confidence in their English and let's face it if there's drinking and different cultures involved there might be a chance that things could happen and if the people who run the establishment don't have the language skills so it's better not to let a potential problem to happen in the first place rather than to address it uncomfortably and improperly if there would be a problem so please don't mistake it for being a prejudice this is for your own safety and the safety of the people involved.