Number_i's "3XL" CDTV Live! Live! Performance Ignites Fan Frenzy with Limited-Time YouTube Release

Popular group Number_i has released the performance video of their song "3XL" from "CDTV Live! Live!" (broadcast on TBS on February 2nd) on their official YouTube channel for a limited time, leading to an outpouring of joy from fans on social media.

This performance video will be available until March 19, 2026, at 9:59 PM (JST). Immediately upon its release, X (formerly Twitter) was flooded with delighted comments such as "This is exactly what I wanted!" and "We've been waiting for this!" Many fans also expressed that it's "unusual" and "greatly appreciated" for a broadcasted TV performance to be made available on an official channel, making it a much-anticipated surprise for them.

The post was filled with words of praise like "I can't stop watching it," "So cool," "Amazing," and "A perfect performance." In particular, member Sho Hirano's dance move, dubbed the "chest hit," drew intense focus with comments such as "Seriously the best!" and "Chest hit is awesome!" The YouTube release also received high praise for allowing viewers to "watch without commercials – it's divine!" and "The screen looks much clearer than when I watched it on TV!", enabling a more focused and enjoyable viewing experience.

Fans are hoping that this exceptional performance reaches a wider audience, with comments like "Everyone needs to watch this" and "Hope many people discover them." Number_i's "3XL" stage, overflowing with their "immense love," has taken social media by storm, and its fervent reception is expected to continue for quite some time.

The Context

Number_i is a popular Japanese male idol group formed in October 2023. Its members, Sho Hirano, Yuta Jinguji, and Yuta Kishi, are former members of the highly successful Johnny & Associates (now START ENTERTAINMENT) group King & Prince. Their debut single, "GOAT," was released in January 2024. "3XL" is one of their popular tracks. "CDTV Live! Live!" is a major Japanese music program broadcast on TBS, known for showcasing live performances by popular artists. The release of a full TV performance on YouTube for free is often celebrated by fans, as such content is typically exclusive to television broadcasts and not always easily re-watched or shared in high quality.

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