YOASOBI's 'UNDEAD' Music Video Surpasses 100 Million Views
The music video for YOASOBI's 'UNDEAD,' the theme song for the anime 'Monogatari Series Off & Monster Season,' has surpassed 100 million cumulative views. The song was released in July 2024 and was based on short stories by Nisio Isin.
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Why it matters
The milestone confirms 'UNDEAD' as a sustained hit for YOASOBI nearly two years after release, alongside the group's continued expansion into touring and new EP releases.
Key Facts
- The music video for YOASOBI's 'UNDEAD' surpassed 100 million cumulative views as of June 18.
- The song was released in July 2024 as the opening theme for the anime 'Monogatari Series Off & Monster Season.'
- Related content on short-video platforms has accumulated 900 million total views.
- YOASOBI will release a limited edition EP 'THE BOOK for' on June 26, 2026, which includes 'UNDEAD' and a new song tied to the game 'Overwatch.'
- The group announced a 10-city dome and stadium tour across Japan and Asia for 2026-2027.
Related videos, including TikTok user content, have reached 900 million total views. YOASOBI also announced a limited edition EP 'THE BOOK for' releasing June 26, 2026, and an Asian dome and stadium tour for 2026-2027.
YOASOBI's 'UNDEAD' music video crossed 100 million views, the group announced on June 18. The song, which opened the 'Monogatari Series Off & Monster Season' anime in July 2024, was written from two short stories by series author Nisio Isin. The video combines anime cuts and ending footage. Related content on short-video platforms has accumulated 900 million views. The song was also used in a 2025 Suntory beer campaign.
YOASOBI will release a limited edition EP 'THE BOOK for' on June 26, which includes 'UNDEAD' and a new song tied to the game 'Overwatch.' The group also announced a 10-city dome and stadium tour across Japan and Asia for 2026-2027, with domestic stops in Osaka, Nagoya, Hokkaido, Fukuoka, and Tokyo.
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