22/7
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22/7

22/7 started as a virtual idol group in 2016, with animated characters designed before actual performers were found through auditions. They debuted in 2017...

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22/7: A virtual idol group that found real connection

An animated pop project that became a genuine musical presence through songs about modern life.

For a quick sense of their appeal, try 'Muzui' for its relatable lyrics about modern life, then 'Ponytail Wa Furimukasenai' for their brighter pop side.

22/7 started as a conceptual experiment, animated characters designed before actual performers were cast. Their 2018 track 'Muzui' went viral with lyrics about everyday struggles that resonated with younger listeners, proving the virtual format could deliver real emotional weight. Songs like 'Ponytail Wa Furimukasenai' and 'Moonlight' show they're not just a novelty, but a group with actual pop and rock range.

Debuting in 2017 with 'Boku ga Motteru Mono Nara,' they faced early skepticism about how a virtual group would perform live. The viral success of 'Muzui' in 2018 helped solidify their place, and they've since built a fanbase through multiple albums and live events.

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22/7 started as a virtual idol group in 2016, with animated characters designed before actual performers were found through auditions. They debuted in 2017 with a pop single called 'Boku ga Motteru Mono Nara,' but faced some skepticism about how a virtual group would work in live settings.

Their song 'Muzui' became a viral hit in 2018, with lyrics about modern life struggles that connected with younger listeners. Other tracks like 'Ponytail Wa Furimukasenai' and 'Moonlight' show the group's range across pop, rock, and electronic styles.

The group has 11 members including Sally Amaki, Mizuha Kuraoka, Akane Kumada, Kanata Konno, and Sola Amano. They've performed at various events and released multiple albums since their debut, building a fanbase in Japan and internationally.

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The Start here section opens with Kaze Wa Fuiteru Ka?, Muzui, and Ponytail Wa Furimukasenai so you can move through the artist's stronger lyric pages first.

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