While the Liberal Democratic Party may have the ability to govern, I have to say that it lacks the ability to bring prosperity to the Japanese people. Front Cover

While the Liberal Democratic Party may have the ability to govern, I have to say that it lacks the ability to bring prosperity to the Japanese people.

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Release Date: 2026/07/12

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"They may have the ability to run a government,
but they do not have the ability to make Japanese people prosperous."

Inspired by this powerful statement delivered during a parliamentary debate, this track is a political protest rap fueled by frustration, reality, and determination.

Stagnant wages.
Rising burdens.
Three lost decades.

Rather than focusing on statistics and theories, the song shines a light on the everyday struggles of ordinary people and asks a fundamental question:

"Who is politics really for?"

Driven by heavy beats, sharp lyrics, and KILLA JAG's aggressive flow, the track cuts through the silence of a stagnant era.

Turn truth into rap.
Turn anger into a voice.

Because nothing changes if everyone stays silent.