How much do you like Yua Mikami?

paparoach408

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So this rumour had been gaining traction today :-

http://m.entertain.naver.com/ranking/read?oid=076&aid=0003219755

http://netizenbuzz.blogspot.com/2018/02/japanese-av-star-mikami-yua-to-debut-in.html

https://www.koreaboo.com/news/japanese-pornstar-reportedly-debuting-kpop-girl-group-next-month/

Lol at the comments. Don't they know that their own pop industry is also a very dirty place as well ? Evident by a death of a top star just last month ?( http://variety.com/2017/music/asia/...d-suicide-note-k-pop-pressure-1202644698/amp/ )

I let people be the judge to see if Mikami have the stuff to make it :-

But everything is just a rumour since there are no credible sources to back it up as of current.

in Korea? nah there's just waaaaaay too much competition there, I give her 20% chance to make it, the only unique thing she has is that she's a JAV star, but you can't really play up to that a lot over there
 

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And if she does enter K-Pop and gets top billing despite a seemingly lack of talents, you can essentially hazard a guess at what's happening in the back office.

I've always wanted to see what a Weinstein implosion would look like in the K-Pop industry and how many executives will be implicated. Speaking of which, it seems the #metoo movement had spread to Korea.
 

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And if she does enter K-Pop and gets top billing despite a seemingly lack of talents, you can essentially hazard a guess at what's happening in the back office.

I've always wanted to see what a Weinstein implosion would look like in the K-Pop industry and how many executives will be implicated. Speaking of which, it seems the #metoo movement had spread to Korea.
I don't see a lot of women coming out since it's a shameful taboo and Asian culture hide these things well. The women gets more hate than the guys in most cases and the guys are probably paying to protect themselves and threaten the victims before they get a chance unless some paparazzi have the balls to expose some giant sex or drug ring that involve someone extremely relevant and famous celebrity, businessman, or politician, which i don't think theyll allow this kind of movement happening. It's very known secret inside the industry of how favors works, but no one give a crap. Male celebrities are getting expose and drop like flies, but it's just temporary out of work until things cool down. Josh whedon got outed by his wife for abusing and cheating on her the other day, but things like that wouldn't kill his career.
 

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I don't see a lot of women coming out since it's a shameful taboo and Asian culture hide these things well. The women gets more hate than the guys in most cases and the guys are probably paying to protect themselves and threaten the victims before they get a chance unless some paparazzi have the balls to expose some giant sex or drug ring that involve someone extremely relevant and famous celebrity, businessman, or politician, which i don't think theyll allow this kind of movement happening. It's very known secret inside the industry of how favors works, but no one give a crap. Male celebrities are getting expose and drop like flies, but it's just temporary out of work until things cool down. Josh whedon got outed by his wife for abusing and cheating on her the other day, but things like that wouldn't kill his career.

I heard that a korean actress accused Kim Ki-Duk of sexual misconduct. And this morning, I found that another actress talked about being harassed (Choi Yul). For sure, there are bad people in the kpop industry. I already read once about guy members being slapped by their manager and stuff like that. Some agencies as a whole just see their talents as cash machines, and don't care about their safety. For example, I like GFriend but when I see their manager letting them perform on a wet stage and seeing them falling several times, it makes me so mad. They aren't the only one group concerned, but as I follow them, it kinda shocked me to see those girls getting hurt. Also, the management is also one of the reasons I listen to only very few kpop groups.

About the #Metoo, I have mixed feelings about it. There is such an hypocrisy in this move. I'm sure many actresses accepted some sexual misconducts in order to make a name into the industry. And now, they complain about it. But hey, nobody forced you, you could refuse and try somewhere else to get a role or even do another job. That's what Kate Beckinsale did. She said that refusing probably "cost" her Hollywood career, but it was better this way. To me, she still had a correct career, she was the main actress in the Underworld saga, she was in Pearl Harbor too. And I don't even mention actors and actresses who knew what was going on, but didn't say anything, and now "support" the women in the industry. Liam Neeson had a good opinion on what's going on (a "Witch Hunt" that is really borderline and can lead to fake accusations).

Wow I wonder if it`s true and if so which Kpop group?

Wouldn't it be great it was a trade!?

Jennie ..u ready? come on over to Japan the Bukkake team are waiting:cinta::hihi:
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C'mon, let Jennie alone lol. She's too adorable (and also GF material), and also my bias in Blackpink. I would rather choose Hyuna, just because she looks so trashy for couple of years now, like most western "singers".
 
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I heard that a korean actress accused Kim Ki-Duk of sexual misconduct. And this morning, I found that another actress talked about being harassed (Choi Yul). For sure, there are bad people in the kpop industry. I already read once about guy members being slapped by their manager and stuff like that. Some agencies as a whole just see their talents as cash machines, and don't care about their safety. For example, I like GFriend but when I see their manager letting them perform on a wet stage and seeing them falling several times, it makes me so mad. They aren't the only one group concerned, but as I follow them, it kinda shocked me to see those girls getting hurt. Also, the management is also one of the reasons I listen to only very few kpop groups.

About the #Metoo, I have mixed feelings about it. There is such an hypocrisy in this move. I'm sure many actresses accepted some sexual misconducts in order to make a name into the industry. And now, they complain about it. But hey, nobody forced you, you could refuse and try somewhere else to get a role or even do another job. That's what Kate Beckinsale did. She said that refusing probably "cost" her Hollywood career, but it was better this way. To me, she still had a correct career, she was the main actress in the Underworld saga, she was in Pearl Harbor too. And I don't even mention actors and actresses who knew what was going on, but didn't say anything, and now "support" the women in the industry. Liam Neeson had a good opinion on what's going on (a "Witch Hunt" that is really borderline and can lead to fake accusations).



C'mon, let Jennie alone lol. She's too adorable (and also GF material), and also my bias in Blackpink. I would rather choose Hyuna, just because she looks so trashy for couple of years now, like most western "singers".
The movement started as real until girls that are just jealous or after money attacking all popular dudes in Hollywood, which kind of kill the movement. Everyday there's someone getting accuse and the public doesn't care anyone and they're sympathy doesn't help the cause anyone.
 

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^Lets get back on topic, because things are going to a place that they really shouldn't be here

Regardless of what she does she won't get top billing, nobody big is going to touch her because of what she does for a living, no reason to risk there reputation with, plus there's nothing special with her Talent usually prevails in K-pop that's why the hundreds of generic k-pop groups have gone nowhere
 
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Trying to keep my comments short:
Preface: I don't know pop music in general, and J-/K- pop in particular. I enjoy some anime music (a few are world class masterpiece!) that's about it. In particular I never develop any interest/respect for AKB48 etc.

1. Yua for k-pop? First question is ... since 2016, what constitute a rumor? Is it some casual/off-the-record comment from herself or her agency etc? Or some random joke from fans? For example, just recently I read an rumor that famous K-pop idol Jennie might do hardcore JAV, but who knows, it's just a rumor.
2. WTF is a dance cover? Is it even a thing???
3. Judging from the outrage from the translated(?) Korean comments, yes Yua can make a quick Won in K-pop. The gawking factor seems to be quite bankable.
4. The moment she stop being known as JAV idol, her mainstream "career" is finished. I said before, her non-JAV talent is not even good enough for a garage band, if a garage band ever needs a dance coverer.
5. About k-pop suicide. K-pop might be a nasty industry, I have no idea and no interest. But that news (?) article about the suicides, seems to say the fans are much much worse and nasty than the industry.
6. While I wish Yua all the success in whatever she does, I still think she has no future in any direction unless she keep on making porn. I certainly would waste no time or money on her if she were not one of top fav fapping tools. Furthermore, I love her ever more (meaning my cock gets so much harder) knowing she is doing all these "mainstream" things, especially in foreign markets.

7. Once again, what the fuck is a k-pop dance cover??!
 

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In terms of the girl bands: Kpop goes for sexy whereas Jpop seems to go for cute, young, innocent. I don't really listen to either one but the Kpop girls sure are nice to look at.

JAV pretty much ends any hope she has at getting picked up in Kpop. Even though Kpop goes for sexier, it's still really sanitized and pure for the fans. I wish her luck and I kind of feel bad if her goal is to make it in entertainment... she's not a stand out talent and that porn history is going to follow her. She'll always be a gimmick or sideshow to the main cast of a movie/TV show. That's probably her best case scenario assuming she's intent on being in entertainment.

As for Yua Mikami the pornstar, I haven't bothered watching any of her videos. I have her Graphis sets and she looks really good.
 

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Trying to keep my comments short:
Preface: I don't know pop music in general, and J-/K- pop in particular. I enjoy some anime music (a few are world class masterpiece!) that's about it. In particular I never develop any interest/respect for AKB48 etc.

1. Yua for k-pop? First question is ... since 2016, what constitute a rumor? Is it some casual/off-the-record comment from herself or her agency etc? Or some random joke from fans? For example, just recently I read an rumor that famous K-pop idol Jennie might do hardcore JAV, but who knows, it's just a rumor.
2. WTF is a dance cover? Is it even a thing???
3. Judging from the outrage from the translated(?) Korean comments, yes Yua can make a quick Won in K-pop. The gawking factor seems to be quite bankable.
4. The moment she stop being known as JAV idol, her mainstream "career" is finished. I said before, her non-JAV talent is not even good enough for a garage band, if a garage band ever needs a dance coverer.
5. About k-pop suicide. K-pop might be a nasty industry, I have no idea and no interest. But that news (?) article about the suicides, seems to say the fans are much much worse and nasty than the industry.
6. While I wish Yua all the success in whatever she does, I still think she has no future in any direction unless she keep on making porn. I certainly would waste no time or money on her if she were not one of top fav fapping tools. Furthermore, I love her ever more (meaning my cock gets so much harder) knowing she is doing all these "mainstream" things, especially in foreign markets.

7. Once again, what the fuck is a k-pop dance cover??!
Competition is strong within av as well. Some idols are poor without much promotion for their titles and no one knows they exist. K pop artist are very strict and competitive and they stereotypical doesnt have their own social life. It's all dieting, practicing, and drugs is a big part too. It might be a gimmick, but she'll probably try it anyway. A lot of ex av idols like mihiro, Yuma asami, and anri okita tried a singing career even if most are her av fans. It might be something they're passionate about and use their av fame to at least release a single.
 

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My pet theory is that Yua does J/K-pop dance as a hobby/joke/gimmick/promo for her AV-plus career (AV plus photo-ops, events, and possibly underground-premier-pricing prostitution). To me she seems very career-smart and has no illusion about making anything "mainstream". Personally I think her face is a 9 (or 8.5) and figure is a solid 8, her sex skill is a solid 8. Her non-sex acting is maybe 9.5 (if she had more range I could give her a 10 or 9.8). Summary: she's a top idol, but nowhere (never was, never will be) THE top idol. I mean... I agree... if you watch only her monthly AV and know nothing about her AKB48 backstory and ongoing dicking around pop idolish thing, she's only one of the many top idols .

To remain in her current position as top-5 (or top-10) for a long period of time (say 2 more years) will be an increasing challenge if she only rely on the AV. So... her special sauce (also Shoko's) is that pop idolish fooling around dance covering not-a-thang-but-a-thing. And it's working for me! That Knock-knock and Twice dance-covers are great warm-up for a AV watching/fapping session.
 

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Anyway, back to our bat channel.

As much fan as I am, I just can't get my blood flowing for SSNI-127. The pretend-real-dating-pretend-voyeur-filming is just too too fake for me, even if I already accepted most things are fake-ish in JAV. And that cover image is probably the worst ever cover for Yua Mikami. Is S1 actively trying to ruin her "mainstream" "career"?

Anyone watched it yet? Am I wrong to judge an AV by its cover?
 

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My pet theory is that Yua does J/K-pop dance as a hobby/joke/gimmick/promo for her AV-plus career (AV plus photo-ops, events, and possibly underground-premier-pricing prostitution). To me she seems very career-smart and has no illusion about making anything "mainstream". Personally I think her face is a 9 (or 8.5) and figure is a solid 8, her sex skill is a solid 8. Her non-sex acting is maybe 9.5 (if she had more range I could give her a 10 or 9.8). Summary: she's a top idol, but nowhere (never was, never will be) THE top idol. I mean... I agree... if you watch only her monthly AV and know nothing about her AKB48 backstory and ongoing dicking around pop idolish thing, she's only one of the many top idols .

To remain in her current position as top-5 (or top-10) for a long period of time (say 2 more years) will be an increasing challenge if she only rely on the AV. So... her special sauce (also Shoko's) is that pop idolish fooling around dance covering not-a-thang-but-a-thing. And it's working for me! That Knock-knock and Twice dance-covers are great warm-up for a AV watching/fapping session.
It's an extra coat of illusion since she's living the exidol hype for 2 years. However, with how much she's earning including the headlines she makes I don't see her staying long like sora Aoi that left many years ago, but still manage to draw crowd today. Her s1 competitior akiho is still working twice as long as her while retired mihiro is still doing variety on abematv with newer av idols. Like celebrities, fans wants to see their personal life and talents for deeper fantasies.
 

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Anyway, back to our bat channel.

As much fan as I am, I just can't get my blood flowing for SSNI-127. The pretend-real-dating-pretend-voyeur-filming is just too too fake for me, even if I already accepted most things are fake-ish in JAV. And that cover image is probably the worst ever cover for Yua Mikami. Is S1 actively trying to ruin her "mainstream" "career"?

Anyone watched it yet? Am I wrong to judge an AV by its cover?

S1 has a set way of doing everything, 90% of what they do is the same, they don't have much reason to ever differentiate from the norm.
 

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It's an extra coat of illusion since she's living the exidol hype for 2 years. However, with how much she's earning including the headlines she makes I don't see her staying long like sora Aoi that left many years ago, but still manage to draw crowd today. Her s1 competitior akiho is still working twice as long as her while retired mihiro is still doing variety on abematv with newer av idols. Like celebrities, fans wants to see their personal life and talents for deeper fantasies.
I doubt there is really any illusion, she wanted to be an idol, and now with her potentially having a second chance at it she's going to go all out on it, she won't stay long her ambitions are way bigger then jav, and I think she'd take that risk of potentially messing up her jav career for the slim chance of being an idol. I also don't think the "ex idol" thing is a gimmick either, she spent most of her life trying to become an idol, it's just who she is and what she knows
 

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I doubt there is really any illusion, she wanted to be an idol, and now with her potentially having a second chance at it she's going to go all out on it, she won't stay long her ambitions are way bigger then jav, and I think she'd take that risk of potentially messing up her jav career for the slim chance of being an idol. I also don't think the "ex idol" thing is a gimmick either, she spent most of her life trying to become an idol, it's just who she is and what she knows
She's been an idol since 13, so she knows how the industry works and is probably passionate at what's she's doing. The fan events and av is just her job and the pay is what's keeping her. I don't know how long her contract is, but I think she will leave when she makes enough. I don't know about venturing in to mainstream. Some av idols just love acting and singing in general.
 

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S1 has a set way of doing everything, 90% of what they do is the same, they don't have much reason to ever differentiate from the norm.
The same with every other studios. Same cover and clothing starting different actress on the same set while typecasting the same guys to act as virgin or r**ist.
 

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It's an extra coat of illusion since she's living the exidol hype for 2 years. However, with how much she's earning including the headlines she makes I don't see her staying long like sora Aoi that left many years ago, but still manage to draw crowd today. Her s1 competitior akiho is still working twice as long as her while retired mihiro is still doing variety on abematv with newer av idols. Like celebrities, fans wants to see their personal life and talents for deeper fantasies.
I don't know Sora Aoi well. She was never my type, so I didn't pay much attention. Are you implying she retired had something to do with the headlines she had? I just don't follow you logic why Yua's headlines may cause her to voluntarily retire. If you are implying she might make so much money from non-AV jobs that she might "graduate" from AV to bigger and better things. Or AV is a (moral) burden dragging down her mainstream career. Well I have been arguing all day AV is her career anchor, she was nothing before AV, and she will be nothing after AV.

And I think she knows it, and I think she accepted it and thrive on it. The world (especially Korea) may look down on AV, but I don't think (at least I hope) she minds what form of performance is required. I think she only care about success, if singing and dancing brings her success, fine. If sucking and fucking brings her success, that's equally as fine.

And for Mihiro... and few other ex-idols yes they are still making appearances so technically they do qualify as celebs. But (1) how much of their current career depends on their AV past? I think 95% or more. Say I bet they won't withdraw their old AV from DMM and other re/e-tailers. And (2) do you think their current career (say variety shows, doing events in Philippines) are even 10% as big or successful as their AV career?

Really I have no idea how long Yua Mikami AV career will last. At least 1 more year, seems to me. But past that... anything is possible. But one thing I think is impossible: she voluntarily retire or graduate from AV to concentrate on her non-AV career. Yes she might retire from all the typical reasons, health, marriage etc. Most long-career AV idols retire because of one thing: fans are abandoning her (hopefully this isn't Yua's fate). But she can't retire to do J-pop, she won't.
 

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after catching a glimpse of SSNI-127 and saw the title covers of Yua Mikami, felt that she shouldn't be in this industry. Her looks belong to those mainstream idol instead of JAV idol. To me she doesn't look like a porn star. And like what one of us had mentioned, all the titles she produced so far are really similar.

her hair, fashion sense, face, etc..
I'll rather bring her out to a cafe and be proud of it rather than fucking and filming in bed.
 

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after catching a glimpse of SSNI-127 and saw the title covers of Yua Mikami, felt that she shouldn't be in this industry. Her looks belong to those mainstream idol instead of JAV idol. To me she doesn't look like a porn star. And like what one of us had mentioned, all the titles she produced so far are really similar.

her hair, fashion sense, face, etc..
I'll rather bring her out to a cafe and be proud of it rather than fucking and filming in bed.
She was once an idol and she does have her own style of fashion. We might be caring too much for her like probably most fans to popular av idols, which they don't know or care about. In contrast, some girls are more stiff and do the same things, but not a whole lot of people remember or notice them even in events. Also, there are variety in her av especially the range of guys doing her expand and change unlike shoko. Also, she's more passionate and can tease around too. Well, I guess fans can apply to try to be an av extra and don't care about having their face expose for a quick handjob. Even though she's an av idol, I think her standard is still high in choosing her partner for a date. Money and looks before personality in terms of impression. The av industry is still dominated by the same 40 years old plus av actors and some 60-80 plus grandpa working in the industry for the last 2 decades. It's tiring, but lucky at the same time since they can have guilt free sex with girls out of their lead especially new girls joining very month. The veterans are always pair up with the good ones.
 
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