The second sister's phone call is in an inappropriate place, disturbing other audiences, ruining the atmosphere and even affecting the normal performance. Everyone must pay attention to the scale and atmosphere when calling call live.

It comes from Japanese "やっかぃ", which means to disturb others' behavior.

The word "calling" comes from Japan (the Japanese word for "calling" means "コール"), which originated from the support culture of the concert scene.

It used to be a dance or cheering action performed by otaku or idol supporters, including jumping, clapping, waving arms and shouting slogans rhythmically.

Fans express their affirmation and support for idols on the stage by shouting regularly, waving light sticks with the rhythm and lighting their mobile phones. Together, the stage and the stage create a warm atmosphere. It is the existence of "calling" that makes the concert have a charming call.

Scene:

A singer was singing at a concert and suddenly said "Come on, everybody sing with me" in the middle of the concert. Then he pointed the microphone at the audience, put his other hand on his ear, and the audience sang hard. This is a form of calling.