| Summary | “Sonna no Kankei nee!” means “That has nothing to do with it!” in Japanese. This gag was made famous by comedian Yoshio Kojima in the mid-2000s. He would shout the phrase while doing a dance wearing only swim briefs, then follow it with a nonsense phrase: “Oppappi!” The ridiculousness of both the phrase and pose made it a viral hit. He is now focused on creating content for children, and remains somewhat recognized among younger audiences. |
| Genre | One-shot Gag / Physical Comedy |
| Typical Age Group | 10-40 years old |
| Audience | Comedy fans, Schoolkids |
| Popularity | ★★★☆☆ |
| Relevance | ★★☆☆☆ |
| Usability | ★★☆☆☆ |
| When to Use | As a joke when someone says something irrelevant |
| How to Use | Stand with your legs apart and your arms bent in a power pose. Shout “Sonna no Kankei nee!” Optionally, add “Oppappi!” while punching the air upward. |
| Cultural Note | Kojima’s exaggerated body movements, nearly-nude appearance, and nonsensical energy made him instantly recognizable. The gag was widely imitated in schools and frequently parodied in other media. |