Internet Hails Japanese Pool Player As Its Hero After Hilarious Interviews

A Japanese pool player is stopping major traffic on social media, thanks to not one but two of his hilarious post-match interviews. 'No English, no problem' was Naoyuki Oi's loud and clear message when asked to speak about his matches during the World Pool Masters championship. Mr Oi's first interview went viral after he reached the quarter finals of the tournament. "My name is Naoyuki Oi. Today very lucky. Congratulation me!" he says during the viral interview with Sky Sports' presenter Tony Wrighton. His second interview, equally entertaining, came a day later. If you need a couple of laughs today, these videos are a must watch.

The viral video shows Mr Wrighton asking Mr Oi about his winning shot. Clearly not too comfortable with the language, the player is seen replying... by singing the Pen Pineapple Apple Pen song.

"I've not ever done an interview quite like this Naoyuki," says Mr Wrighton visibly stunned by the answer.

Trust us, if the interview seems bizarre so far, you ain't seen nothing yet. Since being shared, one version of the interview has collected over 8,400 'likes' and 7,000 retweets on Twitter so far.
 

This pool player's interview on Sky Sports has cheered me right up! pic.twitter.com/BqGyBUNMN1

- Hammad Khan (@HammadKhanFilm) February 18, 2017

Mr Oi later lost the quarter finals to Austria's to Albin Ouschan but what he hadn't lost was his sense of humour.

"You? Me? No English. No problem. Every time. Happy!" he says in yet another interview with Mr Wrighton.

The video shows Mr Oi performing the Pen Pineapple Apple Pen song again. This time, however, he adds a few dance moves and even some pretend-crying to his performance.

"I go home," he says dramatically. Mr Wrighton, holding back his laughter, can only reiterate Mr Oi's thoughts at this time. "Go home," he tells him.
 

MUST SEE! Naoyuki Oi loses to Albin Ouschan at the @Dafabet World Pool Masters and gives another incredible interview with @tonywrighton pic.twitter.com/QbuEMgxqq4

- World Pool Masters (@MosconiCup) February 19, 2017

"New role model," says one commenter on Twitter. "Best interview of all time? I think so!" says another.

We can't stop laughing at Naoyuki Oi's interviews. What about you? Tell us using the comments section below.