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Don't turn Japan into America's digital colony!

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Release Date: 2026/06/27

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A socially conscious rap track that warns of a future where personal information and government-held data may be used for AI development without people's clear consent.

Purchase history, location data, health information, and administrative records are not merely corporate resources.
They are records of each citizen's life.

Behind words like convenience, innovation, and data utilization, this song questions the risk of Japanese people's data becoming concentrated in overseas Big Tech platforms, leading to a loss of data sovereignty.

"Don't turn Japan into America's digital colony!"

A protest song filled with anger and urgency toward the future of AI, privacy, and the information society.