藤井風さんのフリーさ加減を示唆する切り取りSNS投稿を散見する。
楽屋の様子とか、自室からの配信とか、ファンとの2ショットとか。
ステージではあんなにキメてるのに、プライベートではホントに無防備。
風さん本人が発信するにしろ、他者が投稿する可能性があるケースにしろ、公共の電波に乗せるには、もう少し整えるのが一般的だと思うんだけど、その気配が無い。
一般的なのがいいわけじゃないのは承知のうえで、それほど自由でいられる”藤井風”という人がアンチを食らう現実に胸が痛い。
やはり世の中、世知辛い。
私のようなファンには通常運転、むしろ納得、大賛辞。
でもそんなの、SNSに絡む人の総数からしたら、ごく一部なんだ。
時には複数の視点で眺めることも、大事かな。
I've seen a few clips of Fujii Kaze's social media posts that hint at just how free he is.
Shops from the dressing room, streams from his room, shots with fans, etc.
He looks so cool on stage, but he's really defenseless in his private life.
Whether it's KAZE himself who posts it, or whether it's something that could be posted by someone else, you'd think he'd be more careful about tidying up before putting it on public airwaves, but there's no sign of that.
I know that being normal isn't necessarily a good thing, but it breaks my heart that someone like "Fujii Kaze," who can be so free, is being criticized.
It really is a cruel world out there.
To fans like me, this is business as usual, and I actually agree with it and admire it.
But that only a tiny fraction of the total number of people involved on social media.
I think it's important to look at things from multiple perspectives sometimes.
