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HIKAKINーよろしゅう頼むな

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A 1.2-second clip of Japanese YouTuber Hikakin saying 'yoroshū tanomu na', a casual request for a favour. Fans drop it as a thank-you or sign-off in memes.

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A 1.2-second clip of Japanese YouTuber Hikakin saying 'yoroshū tanomu na', a casual request for a favour. Fans drop it as a thank-you or sign-off in memes.

This is a 1.2-second voice clip of Hikakin, one of Japan's most famous YouTubers, delivering the dialectal phrase 'yoroshū tanomu na' in his upbeat, punchy style. It sounds like a cheerful, slightly exaggerated farewell request, roughly meaning 'I'm counting on you' or 'please take care of it'. The clip's charm is its brevity and Hikakin's signature energetic delivery, which turns an everyday polite phrase into a playful punchline. Dropped over an ending screen or a favour being asked, it makes the moment feel warm and funny rather than formal.

Pro tip

Cut the clip right after 'na' lands and let it ring over your outro card or a favour freeze-frame. Pair it with a bow sticker or text pop, and don't stack it with other voice lines since its punch is all in the delivery.

How people use it

Signing off a video with a playful thank-you.
Asking viewers for likes and subscriptions cheekily.
Ending a collaboration clip on a warm note.
Reacting when a friend agrees to help out.

More information

Hikakin is one of Japan's best-known YouTubers, famous for his beatboxing videos and high-energy hosting style, and clips of his catchphrases circulate widely through fan-made 'kirinuki' highlight channels on YouTube Shorts. This sound comes from one of those short clips, where he delivers a dialectal version of 'yoroshiku tanomu', an everyday way of saying 'I'm counting on you'. It spread on soundboards because it works as a compact, recognisable sign-off, and it keeps getting used by creators who want a warm Japanese-flavoured punchline.

FAQ

What does 'yoroshū tanomu na' mean?

It is a casual, dialect-flavoured way of saying 'I'm counting on you' or 'please take care of it' in Japanese. The 'shū' is a regional pronunciation of 'shiku' in 'yoroshiku', which is the standard phrase used when greeting someone or asking a favour.

Who is Hikakin?

Hikakin is one of Japan's most famous YouTubers, best known for his human beatboxing videos and energetic hosting style. He has been a major figure in Japanese internet culture for over a decade, and his catchphrases frequently become memes through fan-made clip channels.

How can I use this sound in a video?

Drop it at the end of a video as a playful sign-off, over a thank-you card, or right after someone agrees to do something. It works best alone rather than layered under other audio, since its short punchy delivery carries the joke.