「説」「学」「逗」「唱」

Missing, extremely new, or very obvious to obtain.

In boxing, a "one-two punch" refers to a combination of two punches typically thrown in quick succession, often a jab followed by a cross. It's known for its effectiveness in landing hits on the opponent. In comedy, a "punchline" is the final part of a joke that makes it funny, delivering the "punch" of the humor. "One-Two Punchline" could metaphorically imply a strategy or approach that combines directness or aggression (one-two punch) with wit or cleverness (punchline). The Chinese version (说学逗唱; lit. Speaking, Imitating, Teasing, Singing) references the four essential skills of Xiangsheng ("crosstalk"), the traditional performance art in Chinese comedy that Back'n and Forth are practicing. - Credit: Necrosyrtes