From Fan Mayhem to Music Revelations and Artist Evolutions

Ever found yourself in the whirlwind of an airport mob, just to catch a glimpse of your favorite stars? Well, you're not alone, but safety first, folks! Our latest episode takes a hard look at the pandemonium at airports caused by eager fans, and why it's vital to prioritize personal space—for the wellbeing of everyone, including the stars we adore. In a heartfelt twist, we also extend our apologies to Number_i and their loyal followers, and clear up any mispronunciations of the group's name—with special insights straight from Mr. Kishi and the band members themselves.

Strap in for a Coachella pre-chat that's as colorful as the festival itself.  Then, we dissect the thematic layers of the "Blow Your Cover" music video, revealing how its narrative reshapes our connection to the song. Plus, we spill the beans on Arashi's groundbreaking announcement of their new company, stirring up the fanbase and reshaping the artist-fan relationship.

Lastly, we turn our attention to the personal journeys that intertwine with our love for music. We discuss the perfectionist streak in artists like Matsumoto Jun, the authenticity of STARTO's new social media presence, and Nino's photo book that's rewriting the rules of celebrity culture. But it's not all serious business—we laugh over the culture shock of open marijuana use at Coachella and the international fan experience. The conversation wraps up with a raw reflection on the emotional bonds we forge with our favorite artists, their career shifts, and the dreams they ignite within us. Join us for an episode that's a tribute to the highs and lows of true fandom life.

Chapters

• 0:21 Airport Fan Safety and Apologies
• 13:38 Coachella Experience and Music Video Analysis
• 23:48 Arashi's Company Announcement at Coachella
• 34:52 Coachella, Smoking, and Marijuana Culture
• 48:37 Fangirling Over Favorite Artists