3Li¥en is an active rapper who gained attention through ABEMA's RAPSTAR 2025. He released two singles in 2026, one with ANARCHY and one with Liza, and has voiced discomfort with the current hip-hop scene.
3Li¥en came to wider attention through ABEMA's RAPSTAR 2025. His music since then has carried a recurring theme: frustration with the current state of hip-hop. In July 2026, he released the single "Mooove Bitch (feat. ANARCHY)" with a music video premiering the same day. The track, produced by Foux, was his outlet for expressing discomfort and conflict with the scene. He said he will "spit for the HIPHOP I love," and the release followed recent Instagram hints about quitting the scene.
His next release came weeks later, on August 5, when bilingual singer Liza put out the electro-pop track "Moshi Moshi Frenemy feat. 3Li¥en." The song was produced by Chaki Zulu and was teased at the end of Liza's previous music video for "Yubi no Uta." The lyric video, made by graphic designer mito, depicts Liza and 3Li¥en as 8-bit characters escaping a dungeon. A new artist photo was also unveiled alongside the single.
Across these two releases, 3Li¥en appears as a featured artist on other acts' tracks rather than a solo lead. His own statements and lyrics point to a strained relationship with the hip-hop community, even as he continues to collaborate within it. The stories do not detail any solo releases or further plans.
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Aug 8
Bilingual singer Liza released the electro-pop track "Moshi Moshi Frenemy feat. 3Li¥en" on August 5, produced by Chaki Zulu. The lyric video, made by graphic designer mito, shows Liza and 3Li¥en as 8-bit characters escaping a dungeon. A new artist photo was also unveiled.
Jul 13
3Li¥en and ANARCHY released the single "Mooove Bitch (feat. ANARCHY)" on July 13, with a music video premiering the same day. The track, produced by Foux, carries a message from 3Li¥en expressing discomfort and conflict with the current state of hip-hop. 3Li¥en, who gained attention through ABEMA's RAPSTAR 2025, said he will "spit for the HIPHOP I love." The release follows recent Instagram hints about quitting the scene.