Soccer supporters, in general, tend to be enthusiastic types. It can be said that this trend is strong not only in Japan but also worldwide. It may be the spark that sparked the recent ``Oshikatsu'' boom. By the way, you can often see signs at stadiums that say ``Entry is prohibited to unauthorized persons.'' As a supporter or a fan, I think it's normal for people to want to go into such a waiting room at least once. However, for someone like that, a waiting room with a prohibition sign would be a kind of forbidden door. Then, a group of what appeared to be supporters, a man and a woman, broke into the waiting room, but unfortunately, no one was there. At the same time, I felt disappointed, but even though I didn't know when the people involved would come into the room, I suddenly started doing the wrong thing. It was an unexpected event, but the psychology behind it is understandable. Do you understand that this is similar to the ``flame videos'' that frequently appear on SNS? If we interpret it that way, ``their motives'' can be inferred. Although it is not an act that is praised by any means, it probably reflects the current times well. In that sense, it can be said to be a typical modern document. If you are interested, why not try watching it once? It's a pretty interesting video.
