The Notorious SGK38: Japan Sells T-Shirts with Logo of the Anonymous User Sengoku38 Who Leaked Video Footage of the Japan-China Boat Collision on YouTube - Japan Real Time - WSJ - bulknews.typepad.com

2010.11.11

The Notorious SGK38: Japan Sells T-Shirts with Logo of the Anonymous User Sengoku38 Who Leaked Video Footage of the Japan-China Boat Collision on YouTube - Japan Real Time - WSJ

Sengoku38, the notorious online handle of the person who leaked video clips of the Japan-China trawler collision on YouTube, can now claim the kind of fame that accompanies such recognition. Online shop ClubT began selling T-shirts emblazoned with “SGK38”, a shorthand version of the anonymous video poster’s online identity, the day after reels of the collision were published on YouTube on November 4. Why SGK38? Because it’s not a million miles from the acronym for all-conquering chart-toppers AKB48 – and it looks pretty similar too.

via blogs.wsj.com

Wow this is so awesome and I want the t-shirt.

Nov 11, 2010 1:37:03 AM

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I am not sure, but this might be the it:

http://bea2003.iza.ne.jp/blog/entry/1886127/

- the red one is nice

jonasbn

Posted by: jonasbn | 2010.11.11 at 04:21

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