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"Gotō-san, You Have A Huge Cock!" (Japanese: 後藤さんちんぽデカいのね～, Gotō-san Chimpo Dekai no ne-) refers to a parody made by a Twitter user imitating the voice of Ikuyo Kita from anime for Bocchi the Rock!. In November of 2022, the dirty vocal impersonation formed a concept, sometimes dubbed "Ecchi the Fuck!" (えっち・ざ・ふぁっく!), "Erect the Rock" (ぼっき・ザ・ロック, Bokki the Rock), "Big Dick Gotō Hitori" (デカマラ後藤ひとり, Deka Mara Gotō Hitori) or "Futanari Gotō" (後藤ふたなり), among Japanese Twitter users and hentai fans, even though the original media franchise has never presented such a thing.

Origin

On November 10th, 2022, a female Twitter user, Mustard (マスタード, @rituakaPAKOPAKO), posted a video titled "An imitation of Bocchi the Rock!" (shown below). In the video, she impersonated the voices of Ikuyo and other Kessoku Band members who found that Hitori Gotō, or Bocchi, had a large penis. She declared in another tweet that this video, a parody of a scene in the 3rd episode where Ikuyo said that "Gotō-san, You're good at guitar!", was inspired by illustrations and streamings by a hentai artist Toriyarou (トリヤロウ)^[1] a few days before.^[2] Also, Nijika's part is a parody of a similar rendition in the anime's promotional online radio program, Bocchi the Radio!. The tweet received over 1 million views while earning over 12,000 retweets and 42,900 likes by the end of November.

Transcripts

Ikuyo: Kandoh! Gotō-san Chimpo Dekai no nē (That's incredible! Gotō-san, You have a huge cock!)
Ryo: Bocchi, Chimpo Dekai ne… (Bocchi… Your dick is large…)
Nijika: Wakkau! (Absolutely!)
Bocchi: (Dying noise)

Spread

The dirty but well-done impersonation soon went viral thanks to Mustard, a teenage streamer/doujin voice actor earning tens of thousands of Twitter followers and YouTube subscribers^[3] throughout her comedic vocal impersonations in the last several years. Two days later, she added another impersonation replicating a reply she received (shown below), and these posts became fodder for MAD videos on Niconico.^[4] Those videos exuded an odd presence in fan creations for the anime, tagged under its name^[5] or "Bocchi the MAD!"^[6] on the video-sharing service. It also boosted the parodies on other platforms with names like "Bocchi has the D" on Twitter and other ridiculous names.^[7]

これが下北沢のツチノコ(意味深)ですか… pic.twitter.com/REOi3XN8C5

— マスタード (@rituakaPAKOPAKO) November 12, 2022

Transcript

Ryo: Bocchi no Chimpo… Bocchimpo…
Nijika: Omoshiroi! (So funny!)

On November 26th, Mustard included these posts in a YouTube video of compilations of her vocal impersonations going viral on Twitter that year.^[8]

Various Examples

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