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Hi everyone! originally I thought I'd just post furi gifs and furi term explanations here, but I never manage to actually do that :/ So, in order to liven this place up a little, I thought about accepting submissions in form of "little furitsuke things". You know, these numbered picture posts where people can submit a short text about what they love (or dislike) about furi X3

I'm gonna start this soon XD But if you want you can already send me texts (via ask, anon is enabled) and I'm going to make the picture X3

And I'd also like to extend all of this to bangya-talk in general!! So whatever comes to your mind in connection with furi or bangya-talk, please submit! >w<

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Hey! I'm a big fan of Golden Bomber, but I don't know any of their furitsuke. Does that make me a bad fan? Is it sort of like a requirement to know them ? ;-; I would like to learn some one day, though!

Dear, this does certainly not make you a bad fan at all! Please don't worry about that!Yes, Golden Bomber have a lot of furitsuke, and if you go to their lives in Japan, you will see that mostly everyone is participating in doing it. But doing furitsuke is never a requirement! Furitsuke should be fun and make you happy （*＾∇＾*)If you would like to learn their furitsuke though, you can go here http://www.youtube.com/user/shadowsofmyLUV (・∀・)

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Who of my followers is also doing furi at Visual kei lives that take place not in Japan but when a band comes to your country? edit: haha, I noticed the question is a bit ambivalent.. also to broaden the question a bit: if yes, are you often the only person? do you wish more people would do it at not-in-japan lives? or do you think it's actually more fun to not do furi and just do whatever you feel like? And generally, what do you think of furitsuke?

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拳・拳盤 || kobushi・kobushi-ban Raising the fist (kobushi = fist, and ban comes from "hedoban" (headbang)). You just shake your fist back and forth to the rhythm, often accompanied by shouts of the fans. (like Oi! Oi! Oi!). Very often the vocal will show the audience when to do this. Also, if the vocal shouts "かかってこい！" (kagatte koi! = come on!) you move your fist forwards and shout "vuoi!!" or something like that.

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