Kyohansha

"They call it bullying, but that's a crime."
Looking away makes you part of the violence.

Official artist Back Tired unleashes a devastating two-track conceptual single confronting the dark realities of classroom violence and institutional complicity.

Track 1, "Kyohansha," takes aim at the systemic excuse that shields abusers simply because they wear a school uniform. Delivered in a relentless, raw Kansai flow, the track tears through the illusion of peaceful classrooms, exposing the bystanders, the empty apologies of authorities, and the deafening silence that leaves victims behind. It poses an inescapable accusation: turning a blind eye is an act of aggression.

Track 2, "ACCOMPLICE," translates this visceral fury into a menacing, universal anthem. Driven by crushing low-end weight and razor-sharp cadences, the track pierces through language barriers to drive home a singular truth: silence is not neutral-it is the loudest crime.

From a survivor who refuses to let the pain be swept under the rug, this release stands as an unyielding stand for the silenced.
Choose your side before more cry.