Most Women Who Go to Kabukicho Hosts Are Ugly

Mr.510 NEET - "Most Women Who Go to Kabukicho Hosts Are Ugly!"

This track is a raw documentary-style rap that exposes the psychological reality behind host club culture in Kabukicho.
Despite its deliberately provocative title and language, the song is not an attack on physical appearance, nor is it aimed at specific individuals. Instead, it confronts a deeper issue: the human tendency to buy validation with money and willingly believe comforting lies, even when we know they are lies.

Through recurring motifs such as beauty filter apps, champagne bottles, assigned hosts, and mounting debt, the lyrics depict a system where self-worth is temporarily inflated through spending, only to collapse when the neon lights fade at dawn.
The repeated phrase "ugly" functions as a metaphor-not for looks, but for mental dependency, denial, and emotional emptiness.

As the song progresses, its perspective shifts from observation to self-reflection. The final realization-"the ugliest one is myself in the mirror"-turns the critique inward, transforming the track from a simple diss into a self-destructive social record.
This reversal makes the song less about mocking others and more about exposing a cycle that anyone can fall into.

Kabukicho is portrayed as a "kind" place only because money allows people to believe lies without resistance. That kindness, the song argues, is precisely what makes it hell.

This is not fiction.
It is a field record-uncomfortable, offensive to some, and impossible to completely laugh off-because somewhere inside, everyone recognizes a part of themselves in it.