DONG DONG

The tweet translates to: "Are Dondon from Boipura and Rinrin from Puje relatives???"

The tweet translates to: "It seems that Rinrin-kun is from the former Luhua, but his face is really striking! 🎶 (Still someone left behind in Boys Planet)"

The tweet translates to: "Donfa~~~... I'm really sorry that I can't honestly be happy about your debut... I haven't liked you since the Boipura days..."

The translation of the tweet is: "I'm happy that Daul was rewarded for the Boipura ghosts, but there are a lot of haters, and I was taken aback by accounts that are writing things like 'die'."

"My EA friends keep trying out various EAs and sharing information, so I feel like they know more than I do now... 😂 Smart people are really something else! And today, it looks like I might actually get off work on time for a change! 😍 It's Valentine's Day, but I don't have any date plans, so I'm going out for drinks with friends instead. 🍻 There are probably going to be a lot of couples around... 🥶 I'll stop the EA early today!"

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "Boom 🔆💥 I hit the 11th race at Toda 🎁💥 2-1-3 2220×3 = 6660 💥💥💥 Hitting it big 🔆🔆💥💥"

Alright... I'll draw another piece by next Friday... Let's keep going! ＼( 'ω')／

"I had a great time at the King Gnu fan club exclusive live show! The first time I saw them was at Umeda Shangri-La, then at BIGCAT, followed by Zepp, Castle Hall, and Kyocera. I've been following their increasingly larger stages, and experiencing the band sound of King Gnu in a live house this time was truly exceptional."

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "Painkillers, sleeping pills, cough suppressants—it's all about numbing the senses. It makes you sleepy and dizzy... With regular use, the medication becomes less and less effective. Even without an overdose, what's the difference between this and opiates or narcotics? Apparently, opium was originally a pain reliever. It was developed into a source of pleasure by developed countries. I want to live without relying on doctors or drugs."

"／ Pirozangi Shinsapporo Station Front Store Last 3 DAYS Start! ＼ Feel free to take photos inside the store! As long as you consider the other customers in the background, you can take photos freely! Please post with the hashtag #PirozangiMemories! pic.x.com/SKNfmhevhg"

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Why do you talk during the movie? It's fine if it's just you guys, but it's not. It got really loud as if talking was allowed after the end credits, but if there were fans of the theme song, they probably would have been really angry ( *¯ ^¯*) Hmph. The people in front were banging on their seats, so you don't have to come to the movie theater anymore. They said it wasn't interesting after the lights came on, so maybe they won't come back."

"Finally bloomed our plum tree 🌸 From now on, it will keep blooming and become food for the bees 🥳"

The text "ドン　ドンドド　ドンドンドン ドン　ドンドドド" is a rhythmic expression often used in Japanese to convey a beat or sound, similar to "boom" or "bang" in English. It doesn't have a specific meaning beyond that. The tweet seems to be referencing a sound or rhythm, possibly in a playful or musical context. The link at the end appears to lead to a Twitter account.

The translation of the tweet is: "Oh no, oh no, I got hooked while watching Dragon Ball. Time is just flying by!"

The translation of the tweet is: "Don🥁 Don🥁 Don🥁 ＼Taneichi／ Don Don🥁 ＼Takabe／ x.com/tbs_sports/sta…"