Listen to the English Version of the Opening Theme Song for Oshi no Ko by Yoasobi

Japanese pop duo YOASOBI has released an English version of their hit song "Idol" as the opening theme for the anime series "Oshi no Ko."

The song, which was originally released in Japanese in April 2021, has become a sensation in Japan, with its catchy melody and relatable lyrics about the pressures of being an idol.

Now, with the release of the English version, YOASOBI hopes to expand their fanbase beyond Japan and reach a global audience.

"We are so excited to share our music with fans all over the world," said YOASOBI in a statement. "We hope that our English version of 'Idol' will resonate with people everywhere and help them feel empowered to pursue their dreams."

"Oshi no Ko," which translates to "My Favorite Child," is a new anime series that follows the story of a young girl named Nina who dreams of becoming an idol. The series explores the challenges and sacrifices that come with pursuing a career in the entertainment industry.

The decision to use "Idol" as the opening theme for the series was a natural choice, according to the show's producers.

"We were looking for a song that captured the spirit of the show and the struggles that Nina faces as she tries to become an idol," said the producers. "When we heard 'Idol,' we knew it was the perfect fit."

The English version of "Idol" features the same upbeat tempo and catchy melody as the Japanese version, but with new lyrics that convey the same message of perseverance and determination.

Fans of YOASOBI and "Oshi no Ko" can now listen to the English version of "Idol" on streaming platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music.

The release of the English version of "Idol" is just the latest example of the growing popularity of Japanese pop culture around the world. From anime and manga to J-pop and video games, Japanese entertainment has captured the hearts of fans around the globe.

With YOASOBI's music and "Oshi no Ko" leading the way, it seems that the world's love affair with Japanese pop culture shows no signs of slowing down.

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