A one-liner gag that gets everyone hyped at a group dating party

I’ll sue you!Dachou Club Ryuhei Ueshima

Ostrich Club performs a hidden masterpiece gag!

There are many gags by Ryuhei Ueshima of Dachou Club, but if we’re talking about something you could use at a group dating party, maybe “I’ll sue you!” would work.

If the designated clown of the group gets teased in various ways and uses it, it’ll probably be a big hit.

That said, if the sexual harassment or power harassment goes too far, you could actually get sued, so keep things in moderation even when alcohol is involved.

How much? / How many? (colloquial, exaggerated)IKKO

One-shot gag: What if IKKO did a commercial for a toilet deodorizer?

Speaking of IKKO’s signature catchphrase, it’s “Dondake~,” but even if you keep the same rhythm and just change the words, anything can sound IKKO-style.

If you suddenly drop it during a group date for a quick quip or a moment of surprise, I think it’ll hype everyone up.

Yes, Hyokkori-han!Peekaboo-san

A hot topic on Omoshiro-so! Hyokkori-han [skit]—moves you can’t help but imitate! [Yoshimoto Young Performers Festival]

When it comes to Hyokkorihan’s routine, it’s all about “Hai, Hyokkorihan!” If you show this off at a group date, it’s sure to liven up the mood in no time! The key is to use things around you and suddenly pop your face out from nowhere.

You can hum the music and pop out from under the table, borrow the shoulder of the person next to you—the variations are endless.

Surprise and timing are crucial, so read the room and perform it accordingly.

Just be mindful of copyright: keep the BGM to simple humming and avoid imitating Hyokkorihan’s distinctive costume as a matter of etiquette.

Impressions of overly sweet linesSpeedwagon Ozawa

Cheers to miracles! Let's learn the Speedwagon Ozawa's sweet 'Kanpai'.

This is a bit by Speedwagon’s Ozawa, famous for his super-sweet one-liners.

It’s not so much that the lines or the bit itself make girls laugh, but rather that doing an impression of Ozawa’s uniquely recognizable way of speaking will get everyone going.

His ironclad “fate” routine seems perfect for mixers, so why not master a few different versions of it?

Impersonation of a shop clerkKanako Yanagihara

Kanako Yanagihara, a cosmetics counter clerk

Speaking of Kanako Yanagihara, she’s well known for nailing the lines that perfectly capture those “typical annoying woman” moments in various situations.

For example: “Welcome—please take a look around,” or “Are you, like, curious?” If you do it in Kanako Yanagihara’s style, it’s sure to be a hit.