The narrator tells us that we're not the only ones who've heard this one before. We've also heard it before, but it's even worse. The narrator says that even though the guy is good at music, he's also a "dissocial" person who's "kind of moral abduction" . He's got a problem, he tells us, because he was "pretended to be a girl" and "lied" about his age on the internet. Now, he says, "most of your followers" thought he was in his twenties, and they're judging him for it. He says that he doesn't think "moral kidnapping" is appropriate, and he'd rather not be "forced like that" , even if it means that he'll have to sing on stage. He tells the narrator about a group of middle school students who were quarreling in class, and one of the students was crying, and the others were kind to her.
The narrator tells us that we're not the only ones who've heard this one before. We've also heard it before, but it's even worse. The narrator says that even though the guy is good at music, he's also a "dissocial" person who's "kind of moral abduction" . He's got a problem, he tells us, because he was "pretended to be a girl" and "lied" about his age on the internet. Now, he says, "most of your followers" thought he was in his twenties, and they're judging him for it. He says that he doesn't think "moral kidnapping" is appropriate, and he'd rather not be "forced like that" , even if it means that he'll have to sing on stage. He tells the narrator about a group of middle school students who were quarreling in class, and one of the students was crying, and the others were kind to her.