你哈我哈大家笑哈哈 / You laugh, I laugh, everyone laughs

哈哈台是一個自2015年成立的YouTube頻道，就像它的頻道名一樣，它製作各式有趣的影片，期待能夠讓它的觀眾們哈哈大笑，有時候，吃完晚餐後，當我打開YouTube頻道時，YouTube會直接推薦給我哈哈台，可見得，我有一定的可能性是它的潛在受眾。

我都看哈哈台的街訪，街訪是針對有爭議性的話題，在台灣各縣市地區，隨機街訪素人路人，看看路人們的想法，呈現「真實、隨機、自然」的影片是它的特色，還蠻受到部份年輕人的喜愛，算是自媒體嗎？我也不確定，網路上有人爆料，哈哈台有很多造假路人，我覺得很難說，畢竟人紅是非多，現在社會上的真真假假，我就不想深究了，我只把它當作娛樂節目，日子過的簡單一點就好了。

在我常路過的松山文創園區的巴洛克花園，看到搭了很多攤位，而且還有很多人走來走去，原來是哈哈台舉辦的實體活動，經過一個叫GagaOOLala的攤位，發給我一把扇子，GagaOOLala是一個為GBTQ同志酷兒族群打造的專屬線上影音平台，號稱同志版的Netflix，果然是很會做行銷的YouTube頻道，連找來的廠商都那麼勁爆，不過，有給我扇子，我就給讚。

在哈哈台主舞台是邀請曾經的哈哈台訪問者或表演者，上台分享，其中的樂團芒果醬 Mango Jump更是從默默無名的大學生，變成備受矚目的新生代搖滾樂團，基本上，芒果醬 Mango Jump這團體，我是第一次聽到，其它的表演者，我也都不認識，算是湊個熱鬧啦，最好玩的是哈哈台訪問Mic牌直接放大成四公尺版本，一堆人紛紛拍照打卡，在園區內還有數台哈哈台扭蛋機，內含成員超私密小卡，整體，我還蠻認同哈哈台的理念，只是不知道它們能持續多久。

HahaTai is a YouTube channel established in 2015. Just like its name suggests, it produces all sorts of funny videos with the hope of making its audience laugh out loud. Sometimes, after dinner, when I open YouTube, it immediately recommends HahaTai to me, which suggests that I might be part of their target audience.

I usually watch HahaTai’s street interviews. These interviews cover controversial topics and are conducted randomly with ordinary people in various cities and regions of Taiwan. The videos aim to present "real, random, and natural" responses, which is a characteristic that appeals to some young people. Is it considered a self-media? I'm not sure. There are online rumors claiming that many of the people HahaTai interviews are fake, but it's hard to say. After all, the more popular you are, the more gossip surrounds you. In today’s society, it’s difficult to distinguish truth from falsehood, so I just take it as entertainment. Life is simpler that way.

While passing through the Baroque Garden at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, where I often go, I saw many booths and a lot of people walking around. It turned out HahaTai was hosting an event. I passed by a booth called GagaOOLala, where they handed me a fan. GagaOOLala is an exclusive online video platform for the LGBTQ community, known as the “gay Netflix”. It seems HahaTai is really good at marketing, bringing in such attention-grabbing partners. But hey, they gave me a fan, so props to them.

At HahaTai’s main stage, they invited previous interviewees and performers to share their experiences. Among them was the band Mango Jump, which went from being unknown college students to a popular new-generation rock band. I hadn’t heard of Mango Jump before, and I didn’t recognize the other performers either. I was just there for the fun. The coolest part was that HahaTai’s interview microphone was blown up into a four-meter version, and tons of people were taking pictures with it. There were also several HahaTai gashapon machines around the park, with ultra-private member photo cards inside. Overall, I really appreciate HahaTai’s concept, though I’m not sure how long they can keep it going.

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