Japanese legendary superstar, the captain of the rock band "X-Japan" Lin Jiashu (YOSHIKI) shared the latest situation with fans through a live webcast at his home in Los Angeles on April 10th.
According to Japanese media reports on April 11, the live broadcast is scheduled to start at 7 o’clock in the evening Japan time (3 o’clock in the morning local time), but we haven’t seen the video until 9 pm. Fans are watching Chat in the comments to relieve each other's boredom, while waiting patiently. Nearly 9:30, Lin Jiashu finally went live. It was not easy for him to live broadcast for the first time without the help of staff.
Lin Jiashu is wearing a white shirt and still wearing sunglasses in a dimly lit room, which is super cool. His yellow hair grew a lot, and his cheeks looked very thin. He said that he hadn't cut his hair for 3 weeks, and lost about 7 kilograms in the past two weeks. He was too worried about everyone to eat and his stomach hurts. A large number of fans called out their distress, and left a message: The hair is messy and no one takes care of it. I don’t know what Boss Lin eats at the house every day, does he cook?
Live broadcast Zhonglin’s boss poured himself a glass of red wine and spilled it on the ground. He almost tripped over while holding the rag. He crouched down and wiped the floor and was panting. He looks inexplicably cute, but his ability to take care of himself in life is really worrying.
Boss Lin communicated with fans from various countries for two and a half hours in English and Japanese, and answered many questions raised by fans, very gentle. Finally, don't forget to remind everyone to pay attention to social distance.
For the past month, although Lin Jiashu cannot return to Japan in the United States, he has been urging everyone through the Internet to wear masks, reduce going out, and write songs to cheer fans.
reported that Lin Jiashu last month donated 10 million yen to the "COVID-19 Relief Fund" that supports the music industry around the world, and it has now expanded to 1 billion yen (about 64.83 million yuan).
