【今日嫌いになりました 】メンバーで1番嫌いなやつを決める旅行したら過去１の不仲になりました。

Recap (main plot + standout moments)

The video follows the “Lakele” group on a trip to Awaji Island, where the goal is to find and rank the members everyone dislikes most. It starts with a light, confusing “travel vibe”—people joking about random objects/signage and shrugging through uncertainty about what they’re seeing.

But the joke quickly turns into a running bit: each person begins venting frustrations about specific members, ranging from petty annoyances to exaggerated complaints. By the end, the group’s determination to identify their “most hated” members feels real—matching the video’s title promise of causing their worst in-friendship.

Highlights, jokes, and key reactions

• Overly performative narration / reading problems One member complains that Tashi keeps reading/performing with narration in the background during downtime, calling it “unprofessional.” They also note that some people don’t pause properly until the narration ends.

• Awkward small annoyances piling up

  • Annoying tone/behavior differences—e.g., “animal sarcasm” feels irritating even if the animal is actually friendly.
  • Sensory overload from sound/camera switching—one person gets exhausted by “switch-like” noises and unnatural reactions.

• Coffee disaster = peak conflict (joke + real annoyance) Hashimoto (?) spills coffee on someone’s cherished down jacket. The smell becomes unbearable, and the offended person’s mood snaps from “this is fine” to “this is the worst,” delivered with dramatic exaggeration of how intense the coffee is.

• Food jealousy / meal timing complaints Multiple complaints revolve around how people behave during meals—especially someone being late, “messing around,” ordering too much, or grabbing food in a way others find rude (including not using a tray).

• Self-centered behavior during attractions Several ride/attraction moments turn into comedic accusations of selfishness—waiting turns, delaying the group, or only one person getting to do things at a time.

• Silly-but-brutal “disgust” reactions At attractions involving smell/texture/repulsive imagery, people repeatedly burst out with “gross/disgusting” reactions for comedic effect. One gag is especially over-the-top, focusing on what something “means” and how people interpret it.

• Aquaroll water ride Someone panics that the spin/wetness makes them feel “possessed by evil.” They also complain about feeling gross/dirty afterward—while still wishing they could control how much others spin.

• Ending structure: draw lots / A vs B + “worst” ranking setup Near the end, the group receives letters, splits into Group A and Group B, and draws from a box (A/B discs). It’s framed like the final step in deciding who gets “confessed-to.”

• Final reveal phase becomes hostile The video ends with escalating lines such as “I hate ____ the most,” “overflow is the worst,” and a clear sense that the dislike list has hardened into a real feud.

Main conflict “winners” (who gets most hated, per the subtitles)

Across the monologue, the most strongly recurring target is:

• Pero / Tetsuya-Pero (mentioned with the strongest and most frequent dislike)

Other names are also brought up as increasingly disliked (for example Tetsuya, Dobashi, and “overflow” as a general irritation), but Pero remains the clearest recurring top target.

People / personality types mentioned (as seen in the video)

• Pero (major frequent target)
• Tetsuya
• Tashi
• Hashimoto (spilled the coffee)
• Tecchan
• Dobashi
• Heroai Dansho (mentioned in the muscle conversation)
• Ohara / Daichi Nozomi Nozomu (name snippets during group banter)
• Master (mentioned in the “who smells worse” joking exchange)
• Pero-”Ma-Pero” / Takatetsu-Pero” (variant references in the later hate-listing)

Note: The names are taken exactly as they appear in the auto-generated subtitles and may include spelling inconsistencies.