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LOSE TO WIN

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Release Date: 2026/10/06

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"If they want to win, let them win."

Life isn't always about competing, comparing, or proving that you're better than someone else.

Sometimes stepping back is strength.
Sometimes walking away is freedom.
And sometimes choosing to lose is how you truly win.

Built around the Japanese wordplay of "Makeru ga Kachigumi" - combining the proverb "Sometimes losing means winning" with "kachigumi," meaning "the winners" - this song flips the whole idea of victory upside down.

Blending Funk, Hip-Hop, R&B and Dance Pop with confident Japanese and English lyrics, the track celebrates those who refuse to let someone else define what winning means.

LOSE THE GAME.
WIN YOUR LIFE.

Forget the trophy.
Forget the ranking.
If you can walk away free and live life on your own terms-

you've already won.