In a surprising turn of events, the audience members at a revered comedy awards show in Japan decided to walk out during the performance. While the exact nature and cause of the incident are still being investigated, it's clear that this unprecedented event has created a ripple in Japan's entertainment industry. This has led to a discourse on the appeal and quality of the performances and if such an event could have any long-term effects on the reputation of the comedy awards.

In Japan, comedy shows and awards are highly respected and followed. This incident is rather unusual in the traditionally respectful and courteous Japanese entertainment industry. Many people in Japan are now discussing the circumstances that led to this event and reconsidering their expectations and standards for the performances in these events.

In the US or EU, incidents of audience walkouts at award shows are rare but do happen, usually because of controversial content, political speeches, or unsatisfactory performances. They typically spark a public discussion about the entertainment industry, audience expectations, and the social and ethical responsibilities of performers.