Seiji no Kigyo Dantai Kenkin wa Haishi Shiro! Front Cover

Seiji no Kigyo Dantai Kenkin wa Haishi Shiro!

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Release Date: 2026/06/27

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"Seiji no Kigyo Dantai Kenkin wa Haishi Shiro!" is a hard-hitting Japanese protest rap that challenges the influence of corporate and organizational donations in politics.

The song questions who elected politicians should truly serve: the people who cast their votes, or the organizations that provide financial support.
Corporate donations, party ticket sales, hidden money, favoritism, and entrenched interests-if the system remains the same, politics can never truly belong to the people.

Driven by a heavy beat and an angry, direct rap delivery, this track delivers a sharp message against money-driven politics.
"If you were elected by votes, then face the voters."
A powerful social criticism anthem calling for politics to be returned to the people.