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Reform the morals of politicians!

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Release Date: 2026/08/24

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"Seijika no Moraru wo Tadase! (Restore Morality in Politics!)" is an epic rap track that confronts political scandals and questions the ethical standards expected of those in power.

The song addresses issues such as political money scandals, questionable attempts to avoid public insurance burdens, controversial overseas inspection expenses, election law violations, ties between politicians and religious organizations, and misconduct that has escalated into criminal cases.

While citizens are constantly asked to follow rules and bear greater burdens, politicians too often evade accountability through excuses, resignations, or party departures.

"If you make the laws, obey the laws."

Driven by powerful rap vocals and a grand cinematic sound, this track asks a simple question: what kind of morality and responsibility should the people demand from their political leaders?