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Sumitani may have gone into the photo shoot half jokingly, but he impressed himself with the turnout.

After seeing the great conviction that Sumitani has for modeling, many might wonder whether his comedy skits will take a back seat to this new fashion passion. This year, the two hope to take their partnership even further, starting with the live show, “We Don’t Need HG and RG!

We Wanna’ Be Ourselves!” on Friday at Tokyo’s Yoshimoto Infinity Hall. Dressing in a tight black PVC gay fetish outfit, he performed acts of charity (yonaoshi, “social improvement”) for unsuspecting bystanders while performing trademark pelvic thrusts and vocalizations, often accompanied by "Livin' la Vida Loca" by Ricky Martin.

According to some accounts, the name "Hard Gay" was the suggestion of Sumitani's senior comedian in the Yoshimoto Kogyo group, Kendo Kobayashi, in reference to his hard dancing.

Another theory is the word sei written by kanji 静, meaning "quiet."

Sumitani's supposed homosexuality was exposed as a gimmick when he was caught in the midst of a date with Japanese actress and swimsuit model Anna Suzuki, whom he has since married. We’re not sure how easy it will be to replace the image of Hard Gay’s tight, leather booty shorts, aviator sunglasses, and frantic hip thrusting that’s been burned into our mind’s eye.

Sumitani and his friend Makoto Izubuchi formed Razor Ramon in 1997. – Gag, sketch et parodie humouristique en video.

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After three years, the video has just under 70,000 views.

On February 19th, 2006, a user by the name of Grommet on the forums at Bakakage.net started a thread entitled For the NANA fans (link via Wayback Machine) and posted a link to another Hard Gay video.

A spokesperson for the Hokkaido Sexual Minority Association Sapporo Meeting, a support group for gay, lesbian and transgender people, has said: "Hard Gay’s acceptance by the Japanese public shows me that there is a strong tendency here to see homosexuality as something to be laughed at. "noisy," meaning "Be quiet!"), which is often pronounced urusē うるせー in Kansai dialect, shortened to sei.

Sumitani was surprised by how well they turned out and became interested in doing more professional photography sessions. However, Sumitani assures everyone that he is determined to succeed at both.

In a word with Sumitani’s manager, Owarai Natalie confirmed for the rest of us that “It’s no joke.

Owarai Natalie met with Masaki Sumitani to ask why their comedy routine was taking such a drastic turn after only a year of mainstream recognition.

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The first Hard Gay video to be uploaded to Youtube was a video of a live performance, uploaded by user SaffronsGhost on January 19th, 2006. That is sad."

He then announced that he would start to reappear on television as Masaki Sumitani instead of Razor Ramon HG.

His first reappearance as Masaki Sumitani was April 18, 2008, in a theatrical production of the jidaigeki take, HAKANA.^[5]

Prior to his transition back to television comedy, Sumitani revealed that during his hiatus between his career-ending wrestling injury and his impending TV return that he has fallen on hard times and has been making the equivalent of $70 USD a month.

He often shouts "Hoooooo" (フゥ～!) or "Foohhhh!" (フォー！), a running joke in his performances. Hard Gay makes regular use of a number of catchphrases in his act; he usually makes his entrance in front of the camera shouting "Dōmō Haadogei desu" ("Hello, it's Hard Gay"), with arms thrust out and a spin afterwards.

He is planning to reinvent himself because he does not want to go down in Japanese television history as a "one-hit wonder".

A possible interpretation might be that the origin lies in the word urusai (lit.

Last year Sumitani, still using the name Hard Gay, teamed up with his old partner in wrestling, Makoto Izubuchi, aka Real Gay, to compete in "The Manzai," a televised contest for Japanese comedy duos. They called themselves Razor Ramon and played heavily off of Hard Gay’s most loud and obnoxious qualities.

However, the comedian hopes that by starting a second career as a professional model he can achieve even greater success as himself and not his character. The site was available in English and Japanese right from the start.
This WMV episode with subtitles was made easily accessible to English-speaking audiences at least as early as November 7th, 2006.

It appears that the first Wikipedia article to be published on Hard Gay was on October 11th, 2005.

The Japan Times printed a story on Hard Gay in English on July 17th, 2005.

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His offbeat humor clashing with the japanese more conservative code of political politeness led to worldwide fame when videos from the show were uploaded on Youtube, and subbed in english:

Here, he went to Yahoo Japan company:

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He even went to Tomy's director's house to have his own Pop-up Pirate version:

The original [Bakafish] videos have been deleted due to copyright infrightement, sadly.