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After every clash comes our promised make-up, right?
Let's say bye-bye to those bad vibes.

"Bad Vibes Bye Bye" is the second chapter born from the heated "Innocent vs. Gyaru" beef between KOGYARU and Natuul, which first exploded in their previous track "Dis Desu."
This time, the theme shifts to friendship and reconciliation.

With the honest message of "Even when you piss me off, you're still my friend at heart," the symbolic lyric "Middle finger + one becomes a peace sign" flips the classic F-sign-an icon of conflict-into a gesture of respect and making up.
This clever twist captures the perfect balance of rebellious attitude and genuine love that defines KOGYARU's spirit.

Even after a fierce beef, the girls can still laugh together-embodying a new era of friendship that transcends differences.
Told across the two-part saga of "Dis Desu" and "Bad Vibes Bye Bye," the story of KOGYARU × Natuul becomes the ultimate anthem for saying goodbye to bad vibes and making peace.

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  • KOGYARU

    -What is KOGYARU?- KOGYARU" was launched in 2023 as a sister media of "egg", a Japanese gal media, dealing with elementary school gal models. -Background of the launch- The videos of "elementary school gal" that often appeared in the music videos of songs released by egg have recorded 26 million views on egg's official TikTok alone, and have caused a huge sensation on TV and the Internet. In response to this response, we have decided to launch "KOGYARU" as a web media medium featuring elementary school gal as the main model. -Origin of the Media Name- The term "gyaru" is used overseas to describe Japanese gals, and is widely recognized as a uniquely Japanese culture. The total number of views has reached 160 million. The name "KOGYARU" was created by combining the word "GYARU" with "kogyaru" (a word used to describe high school girls in those days) and "Kodomo gyaru," which was also a popular word in the 1990s. The short videos posted on KOGYARU have generated a huge buzz, recording 30 million views, and the number of Instagram followers exceeded 250,000 in the first six months after its launch. -Artist Debut Background- Due to the great response from not only Japan but also from overseas, we have decided to release HIPHOP music as an artist.

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