*Kono chiisana machi de* • korilakkame: kat-tun-confessions: It makes me...

korilakkame:

kat-tun-confessions:

It makes me sad, but I always wonder, what ruined Akanishi and Kamenashi’s friendship? I’m not talking about any sort of fangirl pairing, but rather a kizuna between two close friends.

Work and life, I believe. I don’t think the possibility of it being fandom influenced is all that likely, but they both changed dramatically as people. It was quite a short period in which they went from bffs to closed off and cold, but a lot happened and they both were forced into changing as people. Kame’s debut with Pi, we’ve since learned, did cause a rift in his relationship with the whole band, and as it was Pi Jin possibly took it worse. The other most common theories (but never confirmed) I’ve seen are that Jin was shunted from a role he’d already been given (Yuya in Sapuri) as they decided it was too similar to his role in Anego, and cast Kame instead, and that there’s a possibility Kame coerced Jin’s girlfriend into leaving Jin for him. It’s not just that Akame and their interaction with eachother changed, both of the boys changed, too.
I have seen rumours, fan reports and sightings, and small moments on camera that make me think it wasn’t so much an issue between the two of them, though. I sometimes feel that the entire band were a tense mess and falling apart at the time, but it came across stronger because the two of them had been so close. Jin’s letter reading at 24hr TV in ‘06 was uncomfortable, but he still spoke about Kame and their bond when he could have bsed it. They’ve had their fights, hated each other, ignored each other, but I’m sure their bond is stronger than that. Rumours and fansightings (which are an unreliable but nevertheless consistent source) have never stopped showing signs that they’re still friends and still spend time together, but relationships change as you change, and things that have happened between you mean the relationship can’t go back to the way it was. Having a strong bond doesn’t mean them being outwardly sparkly bffs for the sake of cameras, nor does a few months of bad feeling and tension mean it was irreparably broken.
Whatever happens in their lives, they may share that bond forever. They are each others memories, and all those years don’t mean nothing just because life goes on and changes. Some people you have a bond with for life, if you only see them once a month, year, or if you never see them again; a real bond never gets broken.

Korilakkames you’re so right. They share a bond that will (hopefully) never break. If there are any issues between the two of them then they will solve them like adults. They aren’t kids anymore. I think what they had (and hopefully still have) is very special. Growing up together and becoming (almost) like brothers they had to go through so much. I really hope that they are on good terms and to see them together like the friends they once were again. It would be really sad if they kept on ignoring eachother in front of cameras. It’s so sad to see them pretending (or whatever they are doing). To me Akame is a neverending mystery.

kat-tun-confessions:

It makes me sad, but I always wonder, what ruined Akanishi and Kamenashi’s friendship? I’m not talking about any sort of fangirl pairing, but rather a kizuna between two close friends.

Work and life, I believe. I don’t think the possibility of it being fandom influenced is all that likely, but they both changed dramatically as people. It was quite a short period in which they went from bffs to closed off and cold, but a lot happened and they both were forced into changing as people. Kame’s debut with Pi, we’ve since learned, did cause a rift in his relationship with the whole band, and as it was Pi Jin possibly took it worse. The other most common theories (but never confirmed) I’ve seen are that Jin was shunted from a role he’d already been given (Yuya in Sapuri) as they decided it was too similar to his role in Anego, and cast Kame instead, and that there’s a possibility Kame coerced Jin’s girlfriend into leaving Jin for him. It’s not just that Akame and their interaction with eachother changed, both of the boys changed, too.

I have seen rumours, fan reports and sightings, and small moments on camera that make me think it wasn’t so much an issue between the two of them, though. I sometimes feel that the entire band were a tense mess and falling apart at the time, but it came across stronger because the two of them had been so close. Jin’s letter reading at 24hr TV in ‘06 was uncomfortable, but he still spoke about Kame and their bond when he could have bsed it. They’ve had their fights, hated each other, ignored each other, but I’m sure their bond is stronger than that. Rumours and fansightings (which are an unreliable but nevertheless consistent source) have never stopped showing signs that they’re still friends and still spend time together, but relationships change as you change, and things that have happened between you mean the relationship can’t go back to the way it was. Having a strong bond doesn’t mean them being outwardly sparkly bffs for the sake of cameras, nor does a few months of bad feeling and tension mean it was irreparably broken.

Whatever happens in their lives, they may share that bond forever. They are each others memories, and all those years don’t mean nothing just because life goes on and changes. Some people you have a bond with for life, if you only see them once a month, year, or if you never see them again; a real bond never gets broken.

Korilakkames you’re so right. They share a bond that will (hopefully) never break. If there are any issues between the two of them then they will solve them like adults. They aren’t kids anymore. I think what they had (and hopefully still have) is very special. Growing up together and becoming (almost) like brothers they had to go through so much. I really hope that they are on good terms and to see them together like the friends they once were again. It would be really sad if they kept on ignoring eachother in front of cameras. It’s so sad to see them pretending (or whatever they are doing). To me Akame is a neverending mystery.

Source: kat-tun-confessions