November 15, 2025 | Tokyo, Japan | Team RJHH
Kvi Baba has just released the official music video for “To Man Nai”, a track from his latest album, Shout Out to Jesus, which dropped in August. Following the well-received videos for “I Like It” and “1234”, the artist once again demonstrates his unique visual identity through an ambitious and distinctly urban production.
“To Man Nai,” a Music Video Directed by Masaki Watanabe
For this new visual, Kvi Baba reunites with director Masaki Watanabe, who previously worked on “City Love City Love City Love,” “I Like It,” and KEIJU’s “backseat feat. Kvi Baba & tofubeats”. The video for “To Man Nai” unfolds as a journey through Tokyo, blending iconic scenery with raw energy. Kvi Baba is seen walking through various locations across the city, including a striking lip-sync scene at the heart of the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing, an emblem of Tokyo’s bustling urban life.
The visual aesthetic also stands out for its use of colorful, pop-inspired typography, projected throughout the video to bring the song’s lyrics to life. This stylistic choice creates a catchy, dynamic, and immersive atmosphere, reinforcing the rapper’s distinctive artistic identity.
A Budokan Performance Not to Be Missed
“Shout Out to Jesus in YOKOHAMA ARENA”
Date: Thursday, August 27, 2026 – Doors 18:00 / Show 19:00
Venue: Yokohama Arena, Kanagawa
Presented by: Toy’s Factory
Production: 01 creative
Inquiries: Creativeman Productions — 03-3499-6669 (Mon/Wed/Fri, 12:00–18:00)
※ Tickets SOLD OUT
Kvi Baba remains in the spotlight, and fans will soon have another opportunity to experience the intensity of his live show. A rebroadcast of his Shout Out to Jesus performance at the Nippon Budokan is scheduled for Saturday, November 22, on Fuji TV TWO—a must-watch for anyone wishing to relive one of his most memorable concerts.
To add to an already eventful period, Kvi Baba has announced that a “surprise project” will be unveiled before the end of the year, with details to be revealed soon. The artist maintains the suspense, fueling anticipation among fans and observers of the Japanese hip-hop scene.
