Isn't It Unfair That Politicians Don't Pay Inheritance Tax? Front Cover

Isn't It Unfair That Politicians Don't Pay Inheritance Tax?

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Release Date: 2026/07/02

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"Isn't It Unfair That Politicians Don't Pay Inheritance Tax?" is a socially conscious protest rap questioning Japan's political inheritance system and the transfer of political organizations.

While personal assets and political organization assets are treated differently under Japanese law, this track raises the question of whether the current system provides equal fairness for ordinary citizens.

Driven by hard-hitting beats and direct lyrics, the song challenges listeners to think critically about political privilege, transparency, and equality before the law.