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... that there is a bacon potato pie version of Todoroki Hajime's song "Konkokonkonkonkonkonkon"?
Source: https://nlab.itmedia.co.jp/cont/articles/3824811/ "後日、轟さんが生み出した「コンココンコンココンコンコン」（通称・コンコンダンス）のベーコンポテトパイバージョンが公開されました。" trans (the worst I've ever seen Google do, lmao): "Later, the bacon potato pie version of "Konkokonkonkonkonkonkon" (commonly known as Konkondance) created by Todoroki was released."
Comment: I know it's a corporate advertisement, and I have some trepidation about it which is why I'm not naming McDonald's (and also the author of the source is a bit odd), but it's just so stupid that I can't resist. I'll add an ALT tomorrow
Converted from a redirect by 1brianm7(talk).
Number of QPQs required: 1. Nominator has 19 past nominations.
As noted in the nomination, I would not be particularly miffed if ALT1 is used, not like McDonald's Japan is obscure. As I alluded to above, proposing this if the angle falls through ALT2: "... that Todoroki Hajime's viral song "Konkokonkonkonkonkonkon" derives from a noise she made while playing a horror game?"
Source: https://www.animatetimes.com/news/details.php?id=1764926548 そんなはじめさんが 2025年5月9日に配信したのが、警備員として深夜のビル内の見回りを行うホラーゲーム『夜間警備』です。 ... トイレに誰かいるかどうかをノックで確認する際、はじめさんの口からあの「コンココンコンココンコンコン」のフレーズが飛び出します。はじめさんならではのリズミカルなノックは、配信中に形を変えて何度も登場し、その度にリスナーの心をわしづかみにしました。... 2025年6月7日、はじめさんが配信内で口にしたフレーズが新たな姿となって話題に。クリエイターのおだまよさんが自身のYouTubeチャンネルにて、はじめさんの「コンココン〜」を中心としたフレーズに曲と愛らしいイラストをつけた動画を投稿。はじめさんのフレーズとおだまよさんの音楽が絶妙に合わさった本動画は、大きく再生回数を伸ばしていきます。trans. "On May 9, 2025, Hajime-san streamed *Yakan Keibi* (Night Security), a horror game where the player patrols a building at night as a security guard. ... When checking if anyone was in the restroom by knocking, Hajime-san blurted out that signature "kon-ko-kon-kon-ko-kon-kon-kon" rhythm. This unique, rhythmic knock reappeared in various forms throughout the stream, instantly captivating the viewers every time. ... Then, on June 7, 2025, a phrase Hajime-san had used during a stream took on a new life and became a hot topic. Creator Odamayo posted a video on her YouTube channel featuring music and adorable illustrations set to Hajime-san's "kon-ko-kon..." phrase. The video—a perfect blend of Hajime-san's catchphrase and Odamayo's music—saw a massive surge in views."
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ALT2 looks good to me! :D - OpalYosutebito 『talk』 『articles I want to eat』 15:29, 8 September 2026 (UTC)