"Mr. Osomatsu" Movie Sparks Frenzy: F6 Full-Length Live Performance Video Released Free on YouTube for One Week

An exciting announcement that is music to fans' ears has been made on the official X (formerly Twitter) account for the movie Osomatsu-san: Jinrui Kuzuka Keikaku!!!!!? (Mr. Osomatsu: Human Trashification Project!!!!!?). The movie, which is currently enjoying a massive run in theaters, has released its "F6 Full-Length Live Performance Video"—originally shown in theaters as the second round of attendee gifts—for free on the official YouTube channel for a limited time.

The video is available for just one week, from Tuesday, July 14, 2026, to Monday, July 20, 2026. This sudden surprise instantly sent social media into a frenzy of excitement.

Online, passionate comments have flooded in: "This is too divine! Thank you!", "Their singing and dancing are incredible, the whole world needs to watch this," and "The songs are so good!" Fans swooned over the spectacular performance by F6, the handsome, idol-like versions of the sextuplets from Osomatsu-san, with comments like "Todomatsu is the ultimate idol" and "I'm so happy to see Kojima-kun's self-introduction."

Many fans also expressed their gratitude for the ability to watch the video on loop anywhere, saying, "Seeing it in theaters was amazing, but being able to watch it over and over on YouTube is the best," and "I'm going to enjoy this on a big TV with high-end headphones at home." The excitement was so intense that "F6 Full-Length Live Performance Video" quickly trended on X.

With only one week to experience this theatrical-quality performance at your fingertips, make sure to watch it on repeat and burn their ultimate performance into your memory!

The Context: Who are F6 and what is Mr. Osomatsu?

Osomatsu-san (Mr. Osomatsu) is a wildly popular Japanese comedy anime series that first aired in 2015. It is a modern revival of Fujio Akatsuka's classic 1962 manga Osomatsu-kun, which followed the mischievous antics of the Matsuno sextuplets as children. The modern series reimagines the brothers as lazy, socially awkward, and jobless adults (known as NEETs) living with their parents.

"F6" is an in-universe parody group. In certain episodes and spin-offs, the normally sloppy, identical sextuplets transform into ultra-handsome, tall, and wealthy male idols—a parody of the "F4" from the famous shojo manga Boys Over Flowers. Despite starting as a gag, F6 became immensely popular in their own right, spawning real-life concerts, music releases, and stage-play adaptations with their own dedicated cast members (such as Heiwa Kojima playing F6 Osomatsu in the newer generation). This limited-time YouTube release gives fans a rare chance to enjoy their high-production-value musical performance outside of theaters.

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