Meteorites Ignite the Stage with ‘King So Dirty’ Live-Action MV
Tokyo, Japan – January 25, 2026 – The 2.5D idol phenomenon, Meteorites (めておら), represented by STPR Inc., has officially released their first-ever live-action music video for the new single, ‘King So Dirty.’ Launched on their official YouTube channel at 8:00 PM JST, this visually stunning piece is positioned as a symbolic anthem for their upcoming 2nd one-man live at K-Arena Yokohama in March 2026.
‘King So Dirty’ is a track designed to electrify the senses, offering a danceable rap tune that stimulates the mind. The song masterfully blends thrilling lyrics with a heavy bassline, yet maintains a refreshing melody that promises to transform the mundane into an exhilarating experience. Listeners can anticipate a dynamic shift from cool rap verses to a powerful, heavy hook, culminating in liberating vocals that showcase the members’ versatile expressive range.
The music video itself is a spectacle of thrilling and danceable visual expressions, perfectly fused with the song’s cool aesthetic. It invites viewers to witness Meteorites in a new light, stepping beyond their usual digital presence into the realm of live-action.
Dive into the full experience:
【MV】King So Dirty / めておら – Meteorites –
- Vocal: めておら – Meteorites –
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Music/ Lyric/ Arrangement: Ra-U
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Producer: Hiroki Tokumura（SENPO inc）
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Director: Yu-ki Yoshida
Behind the Scenes: A Dance of Fire in the Frost
The creation of this pioneering music video involved a demanding shoot in the biting cold of a December morning, starting at 3 AM by the sea. Despite the harsh conditions, the atmosphere on set transformed with the first roll of the camera. The members, driven by the vision of their K-Arena Yokohama performance, poured their entire being into the choreography, performing with such intensity that they were drenched in sweat, seemingly oblivious to the freezing temperatures. This was not just a dance; it was a fiery declaration of their commitment.
Adding another layer of depth, the members embarked on their first serious venture into
