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INMUKING is going stupidly viral right now
Dropped on August 10 (Beast Day), this AI song by YAJU-MC hit these numbers in just two months:
• YouTube original: ~23.7 million views
• NicoNico: over 4 million
• Oricon weekly YouTube chart: peaked at #2 (climbed 20 → 7 → 2 in three straight weeks, then held #2)
• “INMU KING no Kei” (INMU KING punishment): AI meme forcing anyone who messes up to dance it — exploding all over X and YouTube
• Already leaking overseas (China anime events, Taiwan, Korea)
• Deleted from YouTube and becoming a legend
Once you hear “Omae yarimasunee sugi,” it never leaves your head
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Gonna start uploading INMUKING dances for all kinds of memes from now on
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INMUKING is going absolutely nuclear right now, and it’s insane
This is Japanese internet culture itself turned into a coin
“INMU KING” — rooted in the legendary Yaju Senpai / Inmu / 114514 meme lineage — blew up on YouTube before getting taken down, but it’s coming back soon
Derivative memes are popping off everywhere, and people are dead serious talking about it going to Kohaku Uta Gassen
Unlike the old Inmu culture, this one’s being loved by regular people of all ages
If you still don’t know about it, you better look it up while you still can
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Japanese elementary school kids are going crazy over INMUKING
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INMUKING has become part of everyday life
Do you know what happens to memes that settle into daily life?
They become like 67 or TripleT
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It aligns closely with the characteristics of today’s Japanese internet space in several ways: turning a long-decontextualized meme into something anyone can play with using AI; the culture of lightly mocking people who mess up; and an environment where individuals can aim for virality at low cost
That said, this affinity is not with “Japanese society as a whole” but rather with “the Japan of people for whom the internet is the main arena” It tends to create friction with offline social norms, institutions, and platform rules
This dual nature feeling completely natural on the inside while looking like a foreign object from the outside itself reflects the cultural condition of contemporary Japan quite well
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From the perspective of qualia fundamentalism—which examines a work by separating it from the context and circumstances that produced it—this meme has explosive vitality
And people may also be drawn to its improper origins
A world where new strangeness is born is full of life
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On August 10, 2026, Yajuman released an AI-generated music video titled “INMU KING” under the name YAJU-MC Featuring catchy dance moves and lyrics based on Inmu and Yaju Senpai, it surpassed 17 million views and ranked #2 on the Oricon weekly YouTube chart
It gained even more attention after Mogii posted: “A Shirasu friend told me about this, but this string of characters, and also the belly in the final pose You know lol” While it spread in schools and workplaces, it even spawned the meme coin “$INMUKING”
Although some criticize it as a “symbol of Japan’s decline,” derivative videos and parody songs continue to appear one after another, demonstrating the spread of internet culture
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