A story about diving into the "What are you talking about?" community
If you read various articles on note, haven't you all seen this at least once?
#WhatAreYouTalkingAbout
・When you're writing and lose track of what you're talking about
・When you lose confidence, wondering, "Is this article even interesting?"
・When you want to retort to yourself, "Who is this even for..."
It feels like adding this makes anything acceptable?!
(You're free to write whatever you want, but you know, for peace of mind?)
What a truly grateful hashtag!
I thought, "Whoever came up with this is a genius!"
So, I went to look for the person who created it.
(Click the icon)
Konishi Kinoko's page.
●Everyone's "What are you talking about?"
Follow and read the magazine.
The number is over 3370! Whoa.
When I read them...
They're interesting!!
Full of wonderful articles by interesting? delightful people!
For example, this article by Rio
"Naan Talk" *Recommended to read with audio
#WhatWasTheNaanTalkAbout?
For example, this article by U
"Take-out Cafe" series
*By the way, I had interacted with U several times before reading this, and I had always assumed U was a woman...
#WhatWereWeTalkingAbout?
And this one, often used in the #WhatAreYouTalkingAbout community
#Nigiyakashitai
It's super cute!
Looking at the usage guidelines, it says anyone can use it♪
(There are "requests" too, so please read them before using♪)
What are you talking about?
I thought it was a hashtag to use when you lose track of "what you're talking about," but...
It turns out a massive community called "What are you talking about?" had already been formed!
There's even fan activity for Kinoko Konishi?
There are secret? games in StaF?
There are readings of "What are you talking about?"?
There are collages?
It seems to be evolving rapidly!
And... this is important...
It seems I had misinterpreted "What are you talking about?".
I thought it was a hashtag to use when you yourself lose track of "(what exactly) were we talking about (again?)", but...
And since I truly love writing and reading, I really hope that those who are currently thinking of quitting will use "What are you talking about?" at the end to help them reconsider stopping their creative work. I want it to be that kind of place. I hope we can continue to laugh and cry together.
I see... "What are you talking about?"
"What are you talking about?
Please tell me your story.
I'll listen to any story"
—it had that kind of meaning behind it... How heartwarming.
How wonderful!!
Thinking that the first time I use #Nigiyakashitai (Lively Band) should be for a "What are you talking about?" article, I decided to participate for the first time♪ And I jumped on the trend (lol)
I'd love to participate in the readings too♪
Please let me use and participate in
"Nigiyakashitai" and "What are you talking about?" again♪
#WhatAreYouTalkingAbout
#Nigiyakashitai