"I quit being a teacher to join Hololive.... To become a teacher!" - Raden probably

@simulationkoyo

5 ай бұрын

she wants to teach us children of the world.

@TheSilentsama

5 ай бұрын

School student isn't enough she wants more students

@pentapenta1600

4 ай бұрын

Imagine being a student tho, wondering why your history teacher decided to quit and then you go on yt and hear her there gushing over history online I'd so totally laugh my ass out ngl

@bmo3778

4 ай бұрын

Japanese elders: you cannot escape the system. you have been assigned to be a teacher, so you will never not be one.

By the way, she is a nationally certified curator.

Give her half a year, maybe she will be a museum ambassador.

@simulationkoyo

5 ай бұрын

they'll name a museum after her. Raden Museum, abandon all hope ye who enter,

@tronus1539

5 ай бұрын

​@@simulationkoyowhat inside? Khaenriah? Lmao

@tronus1539

5 ай бұрын

Btw idk if you are talking about genshin or not. Im so sorry. Please dont call me a genshin addict

@fightnki1l

5 ай бұрын

@@tronus1539 They probably are not talking about Genshin. That is a phrase referencing the gates of hell which is also what Genshin referenced I would think.

@user-8ext55opsz

5 ай бұрын

@@tronus1539 It's a well-known phrase from Dante's Divine Comedy and gets referenced pretty often in other things, probably in Genshin as well

It feels unreal that Raden got the attention of multiple museums and art collectives and even got an opportunity like this. It's just so out of place in the Vtubing scene.

@namo2403

5 ай бұрын

i think that's why its great the more "normie" reach that a talent has, the better. Think lamy making her own sake or cover's baseball event

@MrXav94

5 ай бұрын

I meannn I wouldnt exactly call art "normie" things. But I do agree its great. Im happy for her

@zeroanimation3956

5 ай бұрын

Botan making more Ramen related video, I can see she will open a restaurant sooner or later...

@IronFreee

5 ай бұрын

​@@namo2403 I'm not convinced that being educated is the norm... I have the feeling that today's "normies" are more interested in anime than art history, even if they don't admit it. But I can appreciate her strong will to share what motivates her.

@yong9613

5 ай бұрын

​@@IronFreeeart history and anime, there's plenty of spill over into the other genre

I love Raden's perspective on art. I'd love for her to analyze some more outlandish pieces, like the works of Alex Grey or Zdzisław Beksiński

I always enjoy watching someone talking about something they really enjoy.

raden is so hecking cool, thanks for translating this for us!

A really smart move by Japanese museums or cultural institutes to promote the beautiful national treasures to millions of people all over the world by the hand of the most loved and viewed Vtubers in the industry, I hope they realize the reach they can have thanks to Hololive. Honestly, it is the first time I have seen such a delicate piece of art.

@AlfredEiji

4 ай бұрын

I feel like the businesses in Japan fully feel the impact of HoloLive. Gura’s aquarium collaboration for instance was a massive success. Not to the mention the consistent commercial successes of HoloLive associated products like the wine produced by the talents and other merchandise sales. We don’t see it as much here in the West, but HoloLive is very active in Japan as a cultural force bleeding into all sorts of entertainment and recreational niches.

Seriously, before I watch Raden art clips I'm very indifferent to art displayed in the museum, her explanation (and thanks the good translators) opened my eyes about the value of these things. It's not just a painting/sculpture or whatever forms it is, but it's about the history preserved inside it that embodies the breakthrough throughout human history, and then it clicks why it is stored in a museum (I know I'm that dense). Like how she explains how impressionism movement comes to being tied to the discovery of photography, etc. It's amazing and this is what really should be told in schools for our future generations.

@danielliang9266

5 ай бұрын

I agree, it's the same for me. That, and a lot of the creativity in art goes straight over my head. At first glance, the Pine Tree drawing didn't look like much to me, I thought I'd seen something similar before. Once she said it was a special paper that gave that white, and all the white is just paper, that completely flipped my perspective on it! Tbh I can't even imagine the skill it takes to do that since I'm an absolute dunce at art. Raden is really a big gift to both the art and vtuber community imo.

@fordhos747

5 ай бұрын

Same here

That is gorgeous. Please keep the clips going. I love Raden's art streams.

i can imagine why this painting become a treasure. in the era where photograph still not exists, painting and drawing is the only way how ppl can see the snow scenery in summer

The only time I had a thorough or well discussed art in Hololive is during the art stream between Calli, Mumei and Sana. Sana being the one who discussed artworks submitted by fans. Nonetheless it's always interesting hearing it from a very enthusiastic professional discussing why this or that works and more. Now that Raden is here, I'm glad she have streams like this. I'm not very good at doing art but I appreciate art a lot especially to an educated discussion level. You also get to know a country and it's history through arts after all.

thank you as always for the art class clips!

1:11 this tree actually looks "alive", that is kinda amazing

The diversity of talents in hololive is amazing.

Imagine if we could get a walkthrough of an art museum with her commenting as we go

I'm really impressed with the translation, traditional Japanese art is a hard subject and you did it so well it actually rekindled my interest in that subject. Please keep up the good work.

JFT herself is a national treasure.

I love Nihonga. I'm grateful that Raden took the time to talk about the process that went into making the pieces.

Hearing Raden at a museam woulf be so amazing. Love her

I love Raden’s Art Talks, and this one is even more cool, Thank you for the TL clip!!

keep up the good work! I love these TL'ed clips.

I'm really glad she went into the details of the direction and order that the pieces were meant to be interpreted, that was really interesting to me! I was expecting them to be interpreted from left to right, since you have the smaller tree on the left, and it's also pointing and curving up towards the larger pine tree on the right.

I really enjoy watching her talking about art. Very informative! Tqsm for translating it. Raden is a unique vtuber.👏🏼

somewhere in a secure location: yagoo: i want to buy that painting how much? seller: 1 billion yen yagoo: sure ill take it dont do it* a voice behind yahoo* yagoo looks behind and sees a girl: why young lady? random lady: its fake and i can prove it *shows proof* yagoo: thanks young lady i should hire you the rest is history

Thank you for the translation and Raden art clips, she so knowledgable and her passion shines bright!

Yagoo even mentioned her in the recent interview.. she’s really one of a kind

You know, I feel like showing these pieces as flat images doesn't quite give the intended impression. Since Raden mentions that these are typically set up as zigzagging wall art pieces, I was hoping to see an example of how these two pieces would look like as such

@leobuana7430

4 ай бұрын

But even then, when the two panel set shown side by side you can see the shadow of it's true form

I feel blessed to have known Hololive and now Raden.

Damn, this is like Meme Review but with fine art instead

Color me surprise her hand writing is pretty. I tho it would be on par with Sakamata's level.

Well damn. Now I think I might want a print of this on my wall.

She live her dream life, happy to see Raden achieved this achievement. Thanks for the TL too

If shee keeps this up, she might get a gig for tourism where she endorses japanese art pieces like with gura and the semdai aquarium. Would be hype.

You are a legend for us dendoshi

Thank you for the clip and translation.

Raden's passion in art is just so inspiring You can feel that she really loves these stuff

Thank you for the translation.

Oh wow o__O , apreciate the subtitles TY

I wonder if the museums she has featured have witnessed an increase of visitors since she joined Hololive?

@Raden_Art_Class

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for the comment. Since this is not an introduction to art, we will not clip it on this channel, but we have a project to collect episodes from viewers about their visits to the museum. Many of the episodes are about the first time they went to the museum because of Raden, so I believe that the number of visitors to the museum has increased, in no small part.

Thank you for translating

Raden is so smart and knowledgeable too! I love Fauna, Raden, Ame, Shiori and Lunahime for being so smart and witty. Botan too!

@Koronesuki1313

5 ай бұрын

If you watch enough vtubers, holomems especially, you'll understand a lot of them are pretty smart that simply "dumb" themselves for our entertainment. Matsuri is a licensed electrician, Korone is very knowledgable of western media, especially cult classics (she has a separate account where she reviews movies), Polka even, I'd put as the wittiest of all, which comes from her extensive background in media.

@himurogentoku7117

5 ай бұрын

@@Koronesuki1313 I agree. Polka and Matsuri are amazing too. I love Polka!

at some point maybe radent will be an honorary spokeperson of the japanese culture ministry or something similar😂.

Ended up with watching the clips 😂

My favorite art class is back

JFT really making a name for herself, we love to see it

Raden is cool

Random question. But if raden has an ok to stream painting from museum. Does it extend to clippers?

@Raden_Art_Class

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for the comment. Basically, a separate permission is required for use on cilip. However, the works explained in the section called "Public Domain" can be used freely to some extent from the original, so cilip is not a problem. As for non-public domain, there was a work called "Pine Trees in the Snow" which is a national treasure, and Raden said clipping was OK in the broadcast. We also did not clip a work that was only available for a limited time on Raden's streaming due to rights issues.