NEK! - 'Loner' (Official Music Video) reaction

I react to the newest music video by all female Japanese band NEK! (NEKI)

NEK! (pronounced as neki), a brand-new rock band that started activities at the beginning of 2024 but only recently released their very first single. Consisting of four young musicians, they began performing in March, with the highlight being 20 March, when they gave their first (free) solo show. There, they sold the song Get Over on CDs they had burned themselves. They eventually decided to label it as their first single and release it digitally, and the promotion with their very first music video clearly proved to be a success.

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