Conan Gray, the “Pop Prince of Generation Z,” held his first event in Japan! He powerfully performed 5 hit songs including “Heather”! Hiroshima’s “Grandma” will also be at the event!

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Last Updated on 07/25/2022 by てんしょく飯

 

American singer Conan Gray, the pop prince of Generation Z, made his first promotional visit to Japan and held the “Japan Debut Showcase” in Tokyo on July 15. He interacted with Japanese fans.

 

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Yeah, grandma’s over there (on the second floor).

 

Conan Gray, who also has roots in Japan and the U.S., achieved his first record by entering the top 10 of the U.S. UK album chart with his album “Super Acid,” which was released on June 24, simultaneously entering the top 10 of the UK album chart.

 

Conan, who made his Japan debut with “Super Acid,” finally made his long-awaited first promotional visit to Japan to promote the album, holding a special showcase “JAPAN DEBUT SHOWCASE” on July 15 at duo MUSIC EXCHANGE in Shibuya, Tokyo.

 

Conan appeared in a crimson velour suit and performed “Disaster” as the first song with his light sound and voice. It’s my first show in Japan,” he said. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you very much,” he thanked his Japanese fans whom he was meeting for the first time. “The next song is dedicated to those who have yet to fall in love and to those who are lonely,” he commented and sang “People Watching” softly.

He then sang “Memories,” a song about complicated feelings of not being able to easily get over a broken heart, “Heather,” a song about feeling jealous of the person you love, and finally “Maniac,” a big hit from his first album, which filled the audience with a sense of unity.

After the performance, Conan answered questions from fans.

 

When asked about his impression of Japanese fans, he replied, “It’s totally different from America! People in America are not that polite (laughs). (Laughs.) Everyone is friendly, even the people on the street were friendly on the way here, and they even asked me nicely for permission to take their picture. I really appreciate it,” he said, expressing his love for his Japanese fans.

When asked about her favorite Japanese word as a child, he immediately answered, “Onara (fart). He also answered “fart” as his current favorite Japanese word, which drew laughter.

 

When asked if he was able to meet his grandmother in Hiroshima, he replied, “Yes, she is over there (on the second floor). He has been waiting for me to come back to Japan for many years, and she is happy to see me at today’s event. I hope to come back to Japan many more times,” he said happily.

 

He ended her speech by saying to his Japanese fans, “Thank you very much. I’ve been reading your posts on SNS! I hope to come back to Japan soon, thank you so much! I hope to come back to Japan again soon, thank you so much! The first event in Japan, where the band has its roots, ended with a great success.

 

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