Topless Japanese New Years
A “wardrobe malfunction” during a New Year’s Eve broadcast apparently exposed the Japanese public to a little more than they were expecting. Several showgirl-style dancers performing with DJ Ozma went “topless” about 2 minutes and 20 seconds into his song “Bounce With Me.”
The performance was part of a New Year’s Eve special on the Japanese television network NHK. According to a Reuters report, NHK TV was flooded with viewer complaints after the broadcast and had to issue an official apology.
But hold on. Were the girls really topless? According to the website Japancast, the dancers were all just wearing flesh-colored body suits with exposed breasts painted on them. Is it a lie? Is NHK just trying to cover its ass? Maybe you should watch the DJ Ozma New Year’s performance and decide for yourself.
The ‘fleshy’ video clips on Google Video
Video clip on Youtube
NHK keeps complaining and having YouTube take the video down. You can also try searching for “DJ Ozma” on YouTube. As soon as you find the video, try to download it to your computer. It shouldn’t be too hard to find the clip. People are reposting it faster than YouTube can pull it down.
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January 3rd, 2007 20:49
[...] Avance para os 3 minutos e veja o que fez com que milhares de japoneses ligassem imediatamente para a TV pública — pela qual todo cidadão com uma TV colorida paga uma taxa anual. O vídeo também está no Google. Ao final, o apresentador explica a situação, no Concerto ao vivo, e a emissora logo se desculparia: “As dançarinas não estavam nuas, era apenas uma roupa de corpo inteiro pintada. A NHK não tinha conhecimento deste ato, que não foi realizado nos ensaios. Pensamos que não foi adequado ao Concerto deste ano, e pedimos nossas mais profundas desculpas”. Janet Jackson fez algo parecido há quase três anos, mas comparar o Superbowl americano com o Kouhaku japonês é como comparar um jogo do Corinthians com a missa do Galo. [via My Digital Life] [...]
January 3rd, 2007 22:03
flesh-colored body suit my foot..haha..sure hell i wanna bounce with yall..