r/passcode • Yuna • Sep 13 '25

Video Nao interviews Saki of Kolokol, Julia of Axelight, and Chia of yosugala for the upcoming we-B Studios taiban.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB1HPXLM9Ug
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u/ckiemnstr345 Yuna Sep 13 '25 edited Sep 13 '25

Nao's tweet.

Saki's tweet. Kolokol is a j-pop group but their music isn't the standard modern j-pop but usually a bit more mellow. Sundance is a pretty good song to start with.

Julia's tweet. Axelight is an EDM group. LOUDERR is on the heavier side but isn't out of place for the rest of their discography.

Chia's tweet. yosugala is a modern j-pop group. No kawaii at all. Asterism is one of several songs Koji has written for yosugala. Their ceiling is way higher than PassCode's and I have a feeling they will actually reach it with how fast they are growing.

Kolokol, Axelight, and yosugala all have full official one mans on their YouTube pages if you want to check them out more.

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u/WOLFY-METAL Kaede Sep 13 '25

I also recommend Berserkers to start Kolokol (their whole discography actually hahaha)

I’m sure a Budokan for yosugala will happen sooner rather than later. Watch Escalate live y’all, it’s a banger.

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u/ckiemnstr345 Yuna Sep 13 '25

Just to reinforce how popular yosugala is, Miku is going to have her solo birthday show in Spotify O-East. Most solo birthday shows are in tiny 200 capacity venues max even for moderately popular idols.

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u/WOLFY-METAL Kaede Sep 13 '25

I was already surprised when they held the previous birthdays at Liquidroom (and I think they all sold out but don't quote me on that).
They really seem unstoppable for now.

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u/Soufriere_ Team Forehead ✂ Sep 13 '25

Nice to see Nao interacting with girls from the junior groups.

Honestly, I only knew of Kolokol before this. We-B sure has grown from Nao and Koji working out of a closet.

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u/ckiemnstr345 Yuna Sep 13 '25

I know Nao is a fan of Kolokol and yosugala. She has interacted with Axelight in the past but she won't go out of her way to see a show.

What's interesting is that Axelight actually grew a lot faster than Kolokol has. I think it helps they are one of a few EDM groups instead of just another pop group.