M-Station's 'Divine Episode' of January 30th Ignites Social Media with All-Star Lineup
The TV Asahi music program "Music Station" (M-Station), broadcast on January 30th, garnered immense reactions on social media and dominated trending topics thanks to its star-studded artist lineup. Popular groups and bands such as SixTONES, Mr.Children, Saucy Dog, and Mrs. GREEN APPLE made appearances, leading to a flood of praise deeming it a "divine episode."
On this day's M-Station, the popular idol group SixTONES, celebrating their 6th anniversary, appeared. They brilliantly kicked off the show by performing their signature songs "Kokkara" and "Barrier." Enthusiastic comments poured in from fans, including "SixTONES on M-Station after so long, simply the best!", "Their suits are too cool!", and "Thank you for two songs!", with numerous mentions of members Jesse, Hokuto, and Juri.
Even more attention was drawn to Mr.Children's return to M-Station after a four-year hiatus. Long-time fans expressed overwhelming joy with comments like "Mr. Children on M-Station 🥹🥹🥹🥹" and "Appearing on M-Station after 4 years!! So happy 😆". The appearance of the veteran band captivated viewers across a wide range of generations.
Rock band Saucy Dog, popular mainly among younger audiences, performed "Massara." Viewers heaped praise on their vocals and song, with remarks such as "Saucy Dog on M-Station performing 'Massara' was the absolute best‼️‼️" and "Saucy M-Station was amazing 😭😭 such a divine song 😭".
Mrs. GREEN APPLE also made an appearance, and their intriguing interaction with Chanmina became a talking point. Chanmina commented, "We've been seeing each other quite often lately, and I'd love for us to get to know each other a bit better," to which Motoki Ohmori responded, "Minachan! Absolutely!" This exchange fueled anticipation for the future relationship between the two artists.
In addition to these, the lineup was so spectacular that it barely fit into the one-hour broadcast slot, with highlights such as Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra performing with Kazutoshi Sakurai. Viewers expressed astonishment with comments like "Today's M-Station is insane 😭😭😭", "So luxurious!", and "M-Station had its most lavish guests ever." There were also calls for a two-hour special, with some remarking, "It's ridiculous that such an incredible lineup was confined to just one hour, M-Station!"
On the other hand, heartbreaking comments emerged from viewers living in regions where M-Station is not broadcast, such as "I regret moving here for the first time 😭 It's too sad that TVer isn't available either." These comments highlighted calls for improved nationwide access to the program.
Bringing together a diverse array of artists who delivered emotion and excitement to countless viewers, the January 30th M-Station truly became a night to remember, etching its name as a "blissful M-Station" for the ears.
The context
M-Station (Music Station) is a flagship weekly music program on TV Asahi, a major Japanese television network. It has been a staple of Japanese television since 1986, known for its live performances, exclusive interviews, and ability to attract top domestic and international artists. Being featured on M-Station is often considered a significant milestone for artists in Japan. SixTONES is a popular male idol group under STARTO ENTERTAINMENT (formerly Johnny & Associates), known for their powerful performances and diverse music. Mr.Children is one of Japan's most successful and enduring rock bands, with a career spanning over three decades, celebrated for their emotive lyrics and melodic rock sound. Saucy Dog and Mrs. GREEN APPLE are prominent contemporary rock bands that have gained significant popularity, especially among younger audiences in Japan. Chanmina is a well-known Japanese rapper and singer. Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra is a highly acclaimed instrumental ska and jazz band, famous for their energetic live shows and collaborations, with Kazutoshi Sakurai being the lead vocalist of Mr.Children. TVer is a free streaming service in Japan that allows viewers to watch programs from major terrestrial broadcasters on-demand, though content availability can vary by region or specific licensing agreements.
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