SixTONES Melts Hearts with Adorable Social Media Dance Video for 'Nitamono Doushi'

A short video posted by the popular J-pop group SixTONES on their official social media accounts (YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram) has sparked a massive reaction among fans. The buzzing video features all six members dancing to "Nitamono Doushi" (Birds of a Feather), a track included on the First Press Edition A of their 15th single, "BOYZ."

Uploaded with the tagline "The six of them are 'Nitamono Doushi,'" the clip features Yugo Kochi at the center, surrounded by his bandmates as they deliver a wonderfully happy, smile-filled performance. Stepping away from their usual cool and sharp choreography, the members dance with all their might in a comical, lighthearted style. Fans have been overjoyed by the warm, peaceful atmosphere showing off their genuine friendship, leaving comments like, "I can't stop replaying this!" and "Just watching them makes me so happy."

The video is packed with moments that highlight each member's unique personality. Juri Tanaka delivers incredibly sharp moves, while Jesse and Shintaro Morimoto playfully goof around with high energy. Meanwhile, Taiga Kyomoto and Hokuto Matsumura watch over the antics with gentle, affectionate smiles. At the center of it all is Yugo Kochi, laughing shyly, which perfectly showcases how much he is adored by the group.

Even the creator unit invisible manners, who wrote the track, reacted to the video on social media, sharing their excitement: "We are deeply moved to see the song we provided being cherished so much by the members." Filled with the group's strong bond and love for their music, this video has clearly become a precious treasure for fans.

The Context: Who are SixTONES?

SixTONES (pronounced "Stones") is a highly popular six-member Japanese boy band under STARTO ENTERTAINMENT, having made their official debut in 2020. Known for their powerful vocals, edgy hip-hop-influenced tracks, and charismatic stage presence, they often project a cool and sophisticated image. However, their off-stage chemistry and comedic synergy—largely showcased on their active YouTube channel—have also won them a massive, loyal following. This viral dance video highlights the endearing contrast between their fierce on-stage personas and their tight-knit, fun-loving brotherhood.

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