[News] Ayu scolds Eason 'Stupid'

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lol, If I were Ayu I would do more than call him stupid.

LMAO

Ayu: Who is he?

Staff Member: Do you remember? He's the short and fat guy



I really wanna see his face when he finds out about that in the news. Just not knowing who he is is already an insult then you add the staffs comments, lolz.

[FoObY]

I don't think Ayu cares very much either. She's been through enough experience in this industry to withstand such trivial matters. But I think Eason should at least make some form of a public statement, not necessarily for Ayu, but for her fans.

[Ayumiko]

I think the purpose of this made up news is for easons fans to get pissed off since ayu called him a baka and also make ayu look like a bad person. They probably just want to create a war between fans.

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[miniayumi]

Originally Posted by mui-gei-tal

mmm...my japanese is not that good, but doesn't "baka" just mean stupid? stupid is not really considered a swear word anymore, its just rude therefore why does the article call it so? are they just trying to make ayu sound more furious? swearing is very unayu-likely, plus i think shes smarter than that while making a comment, unlike eason =\ (but hk media has a habit to make things sound more complex or worse than what they really are, i think this applies to eason's comment too)

if this article is true, you can't blame ayu being mad, i think the comment is the worst insult an artist could get.

Scold doesn't mean swear. No one said Ayu swore.

Usage of scold:
My mom scolded me for eating the blueberry pie.

[~X2RADialbomber~]

Originally Posted by miniayumi

Scold doesn't mean swear. No one said Ayu swore.

Usage of scold:
My mom scolded me for eating the blueberry pie.

Scold just means:
To reprimand or criticize harshly and usually angrily.(http://www.answers.com/scold&r=67) not swear

[miniayumi]

Originally Posted by ~X2RADialbomber~

Scold just means:
To reprimand or criticize harshly and usually angrily.(http://www.answers.com/scold&r=67) not swear

Exactly!

[bluegie]

probly some of you can't read chinese, but some newspapers did say ayu "swear"... (at least the first pic in the first post)

then of course... in the main paragraphs they mentioned ayu said "baka", which most of us thinks it's not a swear word anywayz..

see how HK magazines and newspaper can make up something?
1) to accuse ayu swear when that news writer not even a staff of team ayu. you can really wonder how they can hear ayu and her staff's conversation
2) to exaggerate the story... saying baka can be categorized as swearing. They just focus on ayu "swear". that's all... this will definitely attract people to buy their newspapers and magazines.. once they read the materials inside, it's another thing..

[Surreal]

Originally Posted by miniayumi

Scold doesn't mean swear. No one said Ayu swore.

Usage of scold:
My mom scolded me for eating the blueberry pie.

Yeah bluegie is right. A lot of papers (including the one I scanned int he first post) said she SWORE using 'baka' which is really dumb since baka is a pretty mild term imo. I just didn't want to further exaggerate the article in English, so I didn't use the word 'swore' at all to lighten tensions here.

The sad thing is most normal readers do not bother to analyse the content carefully and realise there's a lot of loops. They get easily swayed by the mere big and colourful headlines.

[miniayumi]

Originally Posted by Surreal

Yeah bluegie is right. A lot of papers (including the one I scanned int he first post) said she SWORE using 'baka' which is really dumb since baka is a pretty mild term imo. I just didn't want to further exaggerate the article in English, so I didn't use the word 'swore' at all to lighten tensions here.

The sad thing is most normal readers do not bother to analyse the content carefully and realise there's a lot of loops. They get easily swayed by the mere big and colourful headlines.

Oh sorry guys I didn't read the Chinese article...

[mui-gei-tal]

Originally Posted by miniayumi

Oh sorry guys I didn't read the Chinese article...

i think i should say sorry too, miniayumi, i didn't clarify that i was refering to the chinese article and not the translation. thanks to Surreal and bluegie for clearing it up

[LacusClyne]

well, it's normal if she scold him stupid.....imagine if you're ayu...you'll feel mad too.

[yamogi]

It's created by Hong Kong tabloid, but ayu actually has that right to scold him.
BTW, "baka" is absolutely NOT coarse language.

[ayu_fan929]

Much of the story sounds exaggerated to me.

[Peger]

Originally Posted by ayu_fan929

Much of the story sounds exaggerated to me.

Me too. I never knew how bad Chinese tabloids are until Ayu went to Hong Kong, lol.

[ayumisrael]

Though ayu might not pay attenstion to those tabloids and Eason (as it seems), I really hope that it's not really bothering her in some point that a lot of Media and stuff in HK are evolving stories out of her.

ayu is just a human, and although she is really popular and famous she deserve to have a life too.

[norain]

I have a feeling the media may ask her...and she will say "I guess that is fine that he believed what he believed, but I didn't lipsync" which is good =)

calling him stupid isn't professional, and ayumi knows that...yet I wonder

[jasjasss]

i doubt this artcile is truee
HK media are so lame

[Pow!]

I don't believe it
even I want to see Ayu becomes angry coz of this news.

That Eason Chen is totally BAKA... if he really made Ayu cries like that!!!!
I'll put him in my blacklist!!!! OF COURSE!!

HK media wasn't fair at all,,
They gave us Ayu's negative side ONLY!!

[jasjasss]

i like TAIWAN better than HK
TAIWAN = all praise to ayu
HK is an ass ..
maybe she shudnt go there anymore and go to korea or spore instead