Lyric

"Kabukicho Scout Is Too Much!" is a sharp satirical rap that captures the reality of Tokyo's Kabukicho nightlife through a critical observer's lens.
Set in real locations such as Kuyakusho Street, Fūrin Kaikan, To-Yoko, and in front of the former Koma Theater, the track paints a vivid portrait of the district's endlessly looping night culture.

Rather than targeting individuals, the song dissects a type-men consumed by self-produced confidence, flashy appearances, and borrowed authority.
White teeth glowing unnaturally in neon lights, skin-tight pants, gold necklaces, second-hand bags, brand logos replacing substance-these images function as symbols of a persona mass-produced by the city itself.
The repeated note "this is a character" adds irony, blurring the line between performance and reality.

The hook's relentless repetition of "Kabukicho de otoko kitsui" ("Guys in Kabukicho are too much") makes the track instantly memorable while reinforcing its social critique.
What looks powerful under neon lights collapses before the first train-when the city turns quiet and the illusion fades. This contrast exposes both the cruelty and absurdity of Kabukicho.

In the final section, lines like "evaluation is decided by others" and "tomorrow, it could be you" redirect the message toward the listener.
The song ultimately goes beyond mockery or diss-it functions as a documentary of urban nightlife, revealing how easily people are consumed by roles they mistake for identity.

With biting humor, heavy sarcasm, and precise street-level observation, Mr.510 NEET delivers a darkly comedic yet unsettling portrait of modern Kabukicho-a city that sells dreams while quietly turning dreamers into customers.