Kento Nakajima's Viral Hit "Saisho wa Kyun!" Takes SNS by Storm with Junior Collaborations
Artist Kento Nakajima's hot topic song "Saisho wa Kyun!" is creating a massive buzz across social media platforms. Following live television performances and continuous collaborations with the next generation of Juniors, platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok are overflowing with enthusiastic cheers from fans.
The main highlight this time was the special stage featured on a special television program hosted by Nakajima. During the prime-time live broadcast, the Juniors appeared alongside Nakajima to deliver a cute and energetic performance of "Saisho wa Kyun!". The show also provided time for the Junior members to introduce themselves and chat, drawing a flood of grateful comments from fans praising Nakajima's producing skills and affection in warmly looking after his juniors, with remarks such as "Thank you so much for giving them the opportunity to be discovered" and "Seeing their sparkling presence brought me to tears."
Furthermore, following the broadcast, collaborative videos were released one after another on official TikTok and other channels. The perfectly synchronized dancing between Nakajima and the Juniors, along with catchy choreography featuring finger hearts, became a huge hit, described as "having destructive appeal" and "impossible to stop replaying." Fans expressed passionate reactions to the cross-group collaboration and meticulous staging, saying things like "Thank you for the ultimate idol experience" and "All my daily fatigue has completely blown away."
Although originating as a bonus track on an album rather than a single or tie-in song, "Saisho wa Kyun!" has been steadily nurtured and has now blossomed into a massive hit. The synergy between Kento Nakajima's overwhelming prince-like aura and the dazzling brilliance of the Juniors is creating a movement that continues to deliver energy and happiness to many people.
The context
Kento Nakajima is a prominent Japanese artist and former member of the idol group Sexy Zone, known for his charismatic "prince" persona. "Juniors" refer to un-debuted trainees managed by Johnny & Associates (currently SMILE-UP. / STARTO ENTERTAINMENT), who undergo rigorous training while backing senior acts on stage and television. Collaborative performances between established stars and Juniors are a staple of Japanese idol culture, offering fans a unique look at mentorship and the passing of the torch to the next generation.
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