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Hiroshi (owarai)
, real name , is a Japanese comedian famous for his dismal stand-up act.
Originally a member (a quick-tempered tsukkomi) of a ''kombi'' called ''Babies'' (ベイビーズ), he started working as a host in Tokyo under the host name Ken Saegami (冴神剣 ''Saegami Ken'') when ''Babies'' dissolved. Making a mere amount of yen equivalent to $800 per month, he worked as a host for nearly 3 years.
After quitting his host job, he returned to the comedy circuit with a new name, "Hiroshi"—taken from the announcer Hiroshi Ikushima (生島ヒロシ ''Ikushima Hiroshi'')—and a new gimmick; one that would eventually gain him stardom in 2004 while landing stand-up spots on various comedy programs including the popular ''The god of Entertainment''. (エンタの神様). His skit always follows the same formula: A simple introduction followed by a recollection of past and present pitiful episodes in his life after which he repeats, "I am Hiroshi." (ヒロシです/Hiroshi desu), while Italian singer Peppino Gagliardi's "Che vuole questa musica stasera" plays in the background.
He is always seen wearing typical host-style apparel, and he is known as an annoyingly depressing character, which is reflected in his skits, and in the way he is treated by other owarai talents.
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