The music video for King Gnu's "Hakuhi" has surpassed 500 million views on YouTube!

The music video for King Gnu's "Hakuhi" has surpassed 500 million views on YouTube!
The song "Hakuhi" is a distribution single released on February 22, 2019, and has surpassed 700 million total streaming views.

Combined with the band's breakthrough, the song became a long-running hit and reached the top five on Billboard Japan's comprehensive song chart "JAPAN HOT 100" for two consecutive years, reaching No. 4 in 2019 and No. 5 in 2020.
On the Streaming Songs chart, it debuted at #15 on the February 27, 2019 public chart and has since topped the chart a total of three times.

The music video won the Best Video Award at MTV VMAJ 2019 -THE LIVE-, a special event at MTV VMAJ 2019, a music awards show that honors outstanding music videos, in the fastest time in VMAJ history, eight months after its major debut.
Together with the Best Japanese Music New Artist Video Award, it won two awards.

▼ "Hakuhi" Music Video

King Gnu is also distributing its first new song in almost a year, "Nekko," which has been well received since Monday, October 21.
This song is a middle ballad written by King Gnu as the theme song for "Diamonds in the Sea," a Sunday theater series on TBS (every Sunday at 9 p.m.) starring Ryunosuke Kamiki, and was released on October 20 during the first broadcast of the drama, creating a great buzz.
Check it out as well.

In addition, King Gnu's fourth album work, "THE GREATEST UNKNOWN," released in November 2023, will be available in analog form on Wednesday, November 27.
THE GREATEST UNKNOWN" is the follow-up to the previous "CEREMONY" album, which sold more than 300,000 copies and includes a total of 21 songs, including the theme song for "Not to Mention Mystery" and "Jutsu Kaisen".
In the following Asia tour, they performed 7 shows in 4 cities, attracting a total of 400,000 people, making it the fastest dome tour in history for a band to hold a dome tour within 5 years of their major label debut. This was the fastest record for a band to hold a dome tour within five years of their major label debut.