Japanese meme hymn is going HELLA VIRAL across Asia right now.
INMU KING is an AI song dropped on “Beast Day” (Aug 10) by creator yajuman.
It turns a 15-year-old internet legend — Yaju Senpai, real name Tadokoro Koji — into a stadium chant.
YouTube: 15M+ views
NicoNico: 3.6M+ views, 170k comments
Oricon weekly YouTube chart: peaked at #7
This week it left the timeline and hit a real stage.
At APF 2026 in Guangzhou, the DJ played INMU KING to a packed anime fest.
Front row lost it. The DJ posted that his career was over. Japan clipped it into millions of views overnight.
$INMUKING — the chant that already left Japan
China fest (930k+ views):https://t.co/8pf09O7dxm…
Same week, another China clip.
360k views https://t.co/yv43Aa8BLh…
And the one that shows the format: dozens of unrelated dance covers, locked to the same beat, same pose, same scream.
Anime, VTubers, real people, politicians. One grid.
600k views / 12k likes https://t.co/0mJtalCPrC…
Original: https://t.co/Q8W978n6rs…
INMUKING is no longer just a Japanese cultural phenomenon.
It’s spreading all over the world.
No one can stop it.
See, even on the blockchain...
$INMUKING
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