I often see the meaning of call in the bar

The word call is a Japanese-style term for support, and it is used to express affection for a singer.

The term originated in the Japanese live concert culture and was originally a dance or cheering movement performed by otaku or supporters of Japanese idols, including jumping, clapping hands, waving arms and shouting slogans rhythmically.

In Japan's support culture, if fans can make neat movements and shout slogans with glow sticks and other luminous objects during their idols' performances, it is an important encouragement for idols who are working hard to perform.

With the gradual popularity of this culture, the call culture has also developed in China. For example, local idols or groups such as Luo Tianyi and SNH48. There are also many people who cheer for the performance on stage at the Comic Con.

The call is a concentrated expression of the support and love of the artists on stage, which seems crazy, but in fact it is rational, mainly reflected in the uniform shouts of the audience and a sea of glow sticks.

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From the Science Education Certification Team 2018-10-22Ordinary people will simply understand this word as "crazy hit", in fact, here "call" is not the meaning of hitting, but the meaning of calling, shouting. Nowadays, "crazy call" is not only only applicable to this kind of idol support activity, but can also be used as "crazy call for xx" when you express your support for a certain person, thing, or thing.

"Call" is one of the cultures that support live concerts in Japan. It is a spontaneous behavior of the audience following the rhythm of ** during the live time, according to certain rules, shouting, waving light sticks, etc., to interact with the performers on the stage.

Calling is also known as "crazy calling" on the Internet! "It's a kind of support culture in Japan, when you participate in your favorite idol concert, fans will follow the rhythm of **, waving the light sticks and idol brands in their hands! also shouted the name of the idol in his mouth, cheering for the idol.

Hit the ** number is my people's people's people when the time goes ah!

Solve the suspense of history, break the shady curtain of current affairs, and illuminate the road to the future.

To explain simply and crudely, it is "applause", and a crazy call is a crazy applause.

Don't come out to popularize science if you don't know anything about it - it's embarrassing and wrong to popularize science. Strictly speaking, there is no such usage of "calling for xx and calling crazy". It is not advisable to follow the trend of popular science.

There is no such usage at all!! There is no such usage at all!! There is no such usage at all!!

The above explains the specific content of the call rather than the meaning of the call, and the part of speech is used to explain it'''Internet hot words'' 'call' is a noun, meaning refueling, etc., 'ordinary' 'call' is a verb, a kind of action, more on behalf of the degree of love for idols and the ability to express their love, respect for the various meanings of idols, including respect for the fruits of labor, chestnuts: holy land tour, a certain ASL has fans to distribute free chemical support sticks**10-50rmb or so, a reference to a treasure, as well as public kneeling posters, etc., although it is not recommended to do this- - These are all ways to respond. By the way, the origin of the call seems to be a transliteration of Japanese (probably wrong, the later god corrected - -please don't follow the wind and listen to the rain brainlessly.】

I've blocked this crazy call in my life, no matter who you are -- so it's just a worthless joke for "me".

I'm sorry to add upstairs, as a ller, the word call is only applicable to the support of the concert, and it has nothing to do with other things in the outside world, and it has completely violated the original meaning of call after evolution. Just want to say that please respect this word and please respect the enthusiasm and energy of our idol chefs.

Stupid one, famous for using the narcissistic language that D people understand, really ignorant.

Call Me Daicy Call Me Daisy.

Call me, or call me.

Ordinary people will simply understand this word as "crazy hit", in fact, here "call" is not the meaning of hitting, but the meaning of calling and shouting. "Call" is one of the cultures that support live concerts in Japan. In order to show their affirmation and support for the idol singers on stage, fans waved light sticks and shouted cheers to create a warm atmosphere together.

Nowadays, "crazy call" is not only only applicable to this kind of idol support activity, but can also be used as "crazy call for xx" when you express your support for a certain person, thing, or thing.

As mentioned above, the word first came out of the Japanese concert live support culture, and the call in English was called Then it slowly extended to the domestic fan circle culture and began to become popular, being known by more people, and the scope of application was gradually expanded.

"Crazy call" is not crazy to call someone, oh, it can be understood as giving someone a thumbs up, giving love, haha. 666, the meaning of applause.

Call me when the time comes.

Meaning: Remember to call her ** if you have something.

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n. Shouting, shouting, commanding, calling, visiting, bidding, calling, necessary.

v.Calling, Calling, Saluting, Thinking, Naming, Calling**.

Something called me! For quite a long time, this phrase was the mantra of Shenzheners in social situations.

What is the "call" to use? It was the thing that many Shenzhen people hung on their waists in that era.

Drip-to-drip ......A familiar voice sounded, and several people looked at their waists at the same time, "It's not mine" "It's not mine" "Oh, my wife told me to go home for dinner".

When it makes a "Dididi" sound, it means that somewhere in this corner of the city, someone is looking for you.

In the early 90s, pagers were a rarity that was seen as a fashion icon and a status symbol.

There is a pager hanging on his waist, and he will be looked at by others when he walks on the street, and his scenery is no less than that of the most ** Apple mobile phone that people now "show" in the circle of friends.

1. Call, a popular word on the Internet, a kind of wota art, ** in the Japanese concert live support culture, the earliest refers to the live audience following the rhythm of **, according to certain rules, with shouting, waving light sticks and other ways, a spontaneous behavior of interacting with the performers on stage. Houguang Zaoyuan generally refers to the love and support for someone. Because call originally meant to hit **, "call" also has the usage of "crazy hit ** for whom".

On the afternoon of December 12, "Biting Words and Chewing Words" rated the top ten popular language sections in 2017, and "call" was among them. On December 18, Call was selected as one of the "Top Ten Internet Words of 2017" released by the National Language Resources Monitoring and Research Center.