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Dondake?! Transvestite TV-star IKKO releases single
Transvestite make-up artist IKKO, who shot into TV stardom this year while popularizing the phrase “dondake!” (meaning, approximately, “what!”) will debut as a singer with the single “Dondake no housoku,” the Sankei Sports reported on Thursday.
The song is a song cheering for the plain and ugly girls, with lyrics about how anybody can turn into a butterfly if they try hard enough. Naturally, the phrase “dondake” will also be sung repeatedly.
The single will also include a cover of “Dou ni mo tomaranai,” a 1972 hit song. originally performed by Linda Yamamoto.
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[…] Word in the Japanese entertainment world is that popular Japanese transvestite TV personality IKKO will be releasing a recording of a single titled Dondake no housoku. […]
IKKO say what! She rocks!
i love transvestite. they are so beautiful.