xdiz on stereotypes about idol-bands: 🎙️ since you're an idol band that plays somewhat heavier genres, like metal, i imagine there are different kinds of stereotypes you have to deal with. is there anything you do to try to break stereotypes? 🐥 actually, even when we first debuted, i think we were somewhat aware of those stereotypes to some extent. but now, as we continue making music, we thought more about what kind of music we wanted to make and what messages we wanted to convey. actually, setting aside the fact that we're just a band or whatnot, we're just making music. that's what we're just doing. it's up to the public to decide how they see us. for us, going forward, stereotypes..? actually i don't think we really think too much about that kind of thing even now. our goal is to just keep making the music we want to make for a long, long time 🎙️ not worrying too much about breaking stereotypes or anything like that 🐥 if people see us as an idol band, we're grateful for that, too 🦊 actually since we debuted, we haven't really viewed that negatively. idols and bands each have very distinct strengths, right? we bring those strengths together, to the point where we think we have two different weapons to work with 🎙️ so being called an idol band basically means you're handsome, right? 🦊 that's a compliment! 🎙️ i'm an idol in the world of science, too