What do you mean by Call?

When people see this word, they will simply understand it as "crazy phone call". In fact, "call" here means not making a phone call, but calling and shouting. "call" is one of the supporting cultures of Live concerts in Japan. In order to show their affirmation and support for the idol singers on stage, fans waved light sticks and shouted for cheer to create a warm atmosphere together. Nowadays, "crazy call" is not only suitable for this kind of idol support activity, but also can be used as "crazy call for xx" when you express your support for someone, something or something.

calling is a kind of wota art? In China, it refers to a spontaneous behavior that the audience under the stage follows the rhythm of music and interacts with the performers on the stage by shouting and waving light sticks according to certain rules. In Japan, call simply refers to shouting slogans according to the elements in the lyrics of songs in idol LIVE, including following the lyrics, singing and responding.

Calling is a concentrated expression of support and affection for artists on stage. It seems crazy, but in fact it is rational, which is mainly reflected in the uniform shouts and a sea of light sticks under the stage. ?

On the afternoon of December 12, 217, Chewing on Words named the top ten buzzwords of 217, and "call" was among them. On December 18th, call was selected as the "Top Ten Internet Terms in 217" published by the National Language Resources Monitoring and Research Center.

The word originated from the Japanese concert Live culture. It was originally a dance or cheering action performed by otaku or Japanese idol supporters, including jumping, clapping, waving arms and shouting slogans rhythmically. In Japan's supporting culture, if fans can make neat movements and shout slogans with luminous objects such as light sticks during idol performances, it will be very important encouragement for idols who are working hard.

With the gradual popularity of this culture, the culture of calling has also developed in China. For example, Tianyi Luo, SNH48 and other local idols or groups. There are also many people who perform on the stage in the comic exhibition and call for help.

Extended meaning

Calling is a way of supporting singers or idols' stage activities by otaku or Japanese idol supporters, including waving light sticks, clapping hands, waving arms and shouting slogans rhythmically.

the word "call" is a Japanese-style term for supporting, which is used to express the love for singers.