When BILLIE IDLE disbanded in December 2019, it was unclear what iconic WACK idol Pour Lui would do next.<\/p>\n
In the month that followed, she would announce a solo album Minna no Pour Lui II<\/em> (\u307f\u3093\u306a\u306e\u30d7\u30fc\u30fb\u30eb\u30a4 II) released under WACK, the founding of her own company PourPourLand and the announcement of a new group that she would produce and be a member of. This later announcement would eventually be revealed as PIGGS. PIGGS consists of members Pour Lui, UMI, CHIYO-P, BAN-BAN and SHELLME.<\/p>\n During the COVID-19 pandemic, Pour Lui and the members of PIGGS have been living together in an apartment, taking part in daily, live-streamed challenges available on YouTube, with the campaign titled I HATE PIGGS<\/em>.<\/p>\n On June 21, 2020, the debut music video of PIGGS, titled \u30e2\u30ca\u30fb\u30ea\u30b6 (Mona Lisa<\/em>) was released ahead of their upcoming debut album HALLO PIGGS<\/em>.<\/p>\n The video consists of close-up shots of the members Pour Lui, UMI, CHIYO-P, BAN-BAN and SHELLME, concealed as though they are packed away, beneath items scattered across the room, before they are seen emerging from a wooden coffin and finally revealed on a stage where they dance and perform the song. Visually, the video is well-produced, good quality and the colour pallet is appealing to the style, although the actual substance of the video seems more relaxed and independently-made.<\/p>\n It’s a great introduction to the group, their first music video after months of watching their antics and challenges over a live stream.<\/p>\n The track itself is catchy, with calm and relaxed vocals, appearing to showcase the member’s vocal range and singing ability, the chorus holds a harmony with the members, which you’ll find yourself singing along to. It’s a good introduction to show what they are capable of, and it will be interesting to see what the future holds for PIGGS.<\/p>\n So, the question is: Will you HATE PIGGS or LOVE PIGGS?<\/p>\n