# ◆211 おまけ 「ビスケットブラザーズとご飯の親和性」 - Show: スタンド・バイ・見取り図 - Published: 2026-10-21 - Canonical: https://podc.club/en/episode/1649897961_5d8d30ae5f1d.html - Audio: https://pdst.fm/e/pscrb.fm/rss/p/traffic.megaphone.fm/TBS6384173970.mp3 - Source: Edited from a machine transcript of the first 30 minutes of the episode. Not an official summary. Biscuit Brothers (Higuchi and Fukai) drop in as guests on the bonus episode of Stand By Mitorizuzu (スタンド・バイ・見取り図), joining the hosts for a freewheeling chat that begins with their peer duo Mayurika's viral Ajinomoto CM and builds into a discussion of how Biscuit Brothers' food YouTube videos are visibly moving viewer purchasing decisions. The back half of the episode is sparked by a listener submission and quickly spirals into a round of shakedown stories and absurd senior-hazing confessions. ## What this episode answers ### What has peer duo Mayurika been up to lately? Sakamoto from Mayurika went massively viral for his acting in an Ajinomoto CM and has since secured steady bookings with McDonald's, prompting both Mitorizuzu and Biscuit Brothers to crown him and his partner outright "champions." ### Why is Biscuit Brothers' food YouTube said to carry real influence over viewers? Because Higuchi and Fukai eat without any pretense, their honest facial reactions — showing clearly when something is genuinely delicious versus just okay — convince viewers to go out and buy the food themselves; Pizza Hut even left an official comment on one of their videos, though a CM deal has yet to follow. ### What CM did Mitorizuzu appear in, and how did it end up going viral? On the day of the R-1 Grand Prix finals, while ZAZY and Omiokuri Geinin Shin'ichi (お見送り芸人しんいち) were dominating X's trending topics, a Mitorizuzu CM went viral simultaneously for its "wooden acting," landing Mitorizuzu in the top three trending spots on the same day. ### What happened in Fukai's shakedown story? In middle school, Fukai was surrounded by a group of elementary school kids who tried to shake him down — his thick, untrimmed eyebrows apparently made him look like an easy mark — but the moment he told them he was on his way to buy his mother a birthday present, they immediately backed off. ### What was the story one cast member told about being confronted by older students? In his third year of middle school, he and his friend Takahashi headed to their local convenience store around 8 p.m. and ran into a group of older students; after enduring a stream of unreasonable demands and repeatedly bowing in refusal, the standoff ended with the two of them licking each other's nipples in the parking lot while the seniors roared with laughter, and he escaped saying "thank you, thank you" over and over. ## Article ## Seven Elite Listeners and the Bonus Episode's Place in the World Biscuit Brothers — Higuchi and Fukai — appear as guests on the bonus episode of the terrestrial radio show Stand By Mitorizuzu. The tone is set immediately with self-deprecating jokes: "We can say anything here because it's TBS Radio territory" and "the listeners might only be seven, but they're an ultra-concentrated elite." The warmth underneath the gags comes through a beat later: "That's exactly why it makes us happy those seven are tuning in." After a shared laugh about whether those seven listeners also felt the emotional wallop of the "heartwarming story" aired on the main terrestrial broadcast, the group eases into the main conversation. ## Peers Mayurika Crowned "Champions" and the CM Landscape Talk turns naturally to Mayurika (マユリカ), a comedy duo who debuted in the same class as both Mitorizuzu and Biscuit Brothers. Sakamoto, one half of Mayurika, went massively viral for his acting in an Ajinomoto (味の素) commercial and has since locked in steady work with McDonald's. Both Mitorizuzu and Biscuit Brothers are now calling them flat-out "champions" — and genuine envy surfaces: "We'd love to blow up the way they did with that Ajinomoto ad." Mitorizuzu have their own CM story, though it unfolded in a stranger way. On the day of the R-1 Grand Prix finals — while ZAZY and Omiokuri Geinin Shin'ichi were monopolizing X's trending topics — a Mitorizuzu CM went viral at exactly the same moment for its "wooden acting," pushing Mitorizuzu into the top three trending spots. The duo recalled it with rueful laughter, joking that "the juniors disrupted us." On the Biscuit Brothers side, one member shared that he once appeared in a regional CM shot in Nagoya in which he dressed as a cat and "ate" a plastic bottle for a reuse-and-recycle themed campaign. ## Biscuit Brothers' Food YouTube and Its Real Purchasing Power Biscuit Brothers run a YouTube channel built around eating food, and the conversation zeroes in on why their videos actually shift viewer behavior. One cast member noted that after his own family watched a Biscuit Brothers food video, they went out and bought KFC. Pizza Hut went so far as to leave an official comment — "Thank you so much" — on one of their pizza-eating videos, yet a CM contract has not materialized. Higuchi framed the situation plainly: "If just one company would be brave enough to go first." Fukai explained the mechanics: "Because we eat without any pretense, the moments when something is genuinely delicious and the moments when it's just okay show right up on our faces." The group agreed that finishing every plate with an honest expression is precisely what generates trust. Fukai also disclosed a personal quirk: when he orders something spicy, he begins sweating purely from anticipation — before the food even arrives — a phenomenon he describes as "pre-sweat." ## Listener Submissions and Stories of Shakedowns and Absurd Senior-Hazing The second half opens the floor to listener mail. A listener going by the handle "Table Tennis Gorilla" sent in a wholesome childhood memory: as an elementary school kid, he left his copy of CoroCoro Comic (コロコロコミック) in a dentist's waiting room, only to find a stranger reading it when he returned. He couldn't speak up himself, but his older sister retrieved it for him. The hosts pair this with the experience of coming back from a convenience store to find a delinquent sitting on your bicycle — both filed under "classic things that happened when you were a kid." That thread leads into katsuage (かつあげ) — being shaken down for money — stories. Fukai recounts a middle-school incident in which he was surrounded by a group of elementary school kids angling to rob him. His thick, untrimmed eyebrows apparently gave off a vibe that read as "this one's beatable." He told them he was on his way to buy his mother a birthday present — and the kids immediately let him go. The group's consensus verdict: "the most touching shakedown." Another cast member then confesses that in his third year of middle school, he and his friend Takahashi walked to their local convenience store around 8 p.m. only to run into a group of older students. After enduring a string of unreasonable demands and bowing repeatedly in refusal, the standoff finally ended in the parking lot with the two of them licking each other's nipples while the seniors doubled over with laughter. He navigated his way out of the situation with a steady stream of "thank you, thank you" — and closed the story with: "It was brutal — but experiences like that made me who I am today." ## Takeaways - Mayurika's Sakamoto has become the undisputed "champion" of their comedy peer group off the back of a viral Ajinomoto CM and steady McDonald's work, drawing genuine admiration from both Mitorizuzu and Biscuit Brothers. - Biscuit Brothers' food YouTube channel moves real purchasing decisions because their unguarded facial reactions build viewer trust, yet despite Pizza Hut leaving an official comment on one of their videos, no CM deal has come through. - The listener-prompted segment produced a string of memorable school-days war stories, from Fukai being almost shaken down by elementary schoolers to a humiliation-turned-survival tactic involving older students in a convenience-store parking lot.