The variety show "The! World's Most Amazing News" (Nippon Television Network), hosted by Shofukutei Tsurube, will air a 3-hour special on April 14th at 8 PM, in which the entire studio will be moved to tears by the earnest efforts of one young man.
The program recreates the story behind the eight-letter phrase "Gueh, I'm dead," which garnered over 100 million views in just three days after being posted on social media. A lively and cheerful college student was struck by a rare form of cancer, diagnosed with stage 3B, and endured a grueling battle against the disease. Amidst this, his posts directed at friends and fellow social media users eventually had a profound impact on the world.
Studio guests included Haruka Ayase, Ami Touma, Satoshi Tsumabuki, and Koichi Sato. In the "My Favorite Photo!" segment, precious childhood photos of the guests were shown one after another, with Tsumabuki revealing a photo of himself at around 3 years old. Ayase showed a photo of herself riding a merry-go-round at an amusement park, but her innocent comment that she "doesn't remember anything" about the photo caused the studio to erupt in laughter.
