*Pikanchi* My Brother, the Arashi Fanboy

[mycutykoala.livejournal.com]

He's only 7, and yet he tries to sing in Japanese, AND dance like Ohno.

It's a little crazy..mostly entertaining. Reason why is because..well he's a slow child..literally..he doesn't talk at school, and he doesn't have a lot of friends, but Arashi seemed to bring him out of his shell. They do have the power to do that, don't they? He's not that good at talking in general, so when he tries to sing Japanese, it's like he's making up his own "Japanese" words. He really does think he has the words right, when he really doesn't. Because even when the words are Engrish, he thinks they're Japanese. XD


Here he is, performing "Pikanchi"

Comments

[zoreo09.livejournal.com]

I'm thinking he should be a new junior...lol!!!!!

[karadin.livejournal.com]

My son is six, and he's very much like your brother, but he has been diagnosed as autistic, which is a disorder which affects his ability to communicate, and autistic children often have problems interacting with others, as they cannot 'read' subtle signs such as body language and facial expressions, they are often 'off in their own world' but with the right stimulation, (such as music) they enjoy interacting with others.

Most people confuse autism with a lack of intellect, but this is not the case, in fact, most people who have a mild condition are often scientists and artists and musicians.

I enjoy it when my son belts out 'Redemption' from Gackt, or 'Lucky Man' by Arashi, even when it's a four in the morning!

Good luck to you both, and arigato Arashi!

[banana-babe-qt.livejournal.com]

haha that was so cute!!! He's a good dancer!

[chrasy.livejournal.com]

KAWAIIIIIIII~ Your brother sings it so much better than I do, even when I have the Romaji right in front of me!