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A Japanese singer gets her Shanghai concert cut mid-performance — lights on, music off, audience confused.
But the real show happens after: the comments section erupts into a nationalistic festival.
‘Always follow the Party.’
‘Everyone must celebrate.’
‘Small courtesy, great
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A Japanese singer gets her Shanghai concert cut mid-performance — lights on, music off, audience confused.
But the real show happens after: the comments section erupts into a nationalistic festival.
‘Always follow the Party.’
‘Everyone must celebrate.’
‘Small courtesy, great righteousness.’
People cheering a shutdown like it’s a historic victory, not an awkward technical stop.
What makes it hilarious is the déjà vu.
These are the same folks who spent years mocking Japan for being blindly loyal, overly polite, hyper-nationalistic.
Yet here they are, celebrating a cancelled concert with the kind of patriotic enthusiasm they used to call brainwashed.
If no one told you the clip was from China, you’d think it was straight out of the ‘old enemy’s’ playbook.
Amazing how fast people become exactly what they said they’d never be.
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