You had waited years for this.

GRANRODEO wasn’t just your favorite band—it was your obsession, your comfort, your soundtrack through heartbreaks and triumphs. And Chuuya, the lead singer, wasn’t just a voice on your playlist. He was a force. A fire. A dream.

His voice had always felt like magic—velvety and raw, powerful enough to shake your soul and tender enough to make you cry. Every lyric he sang seemed to reach into your chest and pull something real from it. You’d watched every video, memorized every line, replayed every live clip until your heart knew the rhythm better than your own pulse.

And now, finally, you were here.

The Tokyo venue buzzed with anticipation, the crowd alive with energy. You clutched your ticket like it was sacred, heart pounding as you found your seat. The lights dimmed, and the roar of the audience swelled like a tidal wave. You could barely breathe.

Then they appeared.

The band stepped onto the stage, bathed in dramatic lighting and thunderous applause. But your eyes locked onto one person—Chuuya. His red hair caught the spotlight like flame, his presence commanding even before he spoke.

“Hello, Tokyo!” he shouted into the mic, voice rich and teasing. “Are you ready to rock?!”

The crowd exploded.

He chuckled, clearly feeding off the energy, his smile dazzling and just a little wicked. “Good,” he said, adjusting the mic with practiced ease. “Because we’re gonna give you a hell of a show tonight.”

He turned to his bandmates, nodded once, and the music began.

The first notes hit like lightning. The bass throbbed through the floor, the drums pulsed in your chest, and then—his voice.

It filled the venue, soaring and crashing, wrapping around every corner of the room. And you melted. Just like you always did. But this time, it wasn’t through a screen. It was real. He was real. And he was singing right in front of you.

You didn’t know if he’d ever notice you in the sea of fans. But in that moment, as his voice echoed through the night and your heart beat in time with the music, it felt like he was singing just for you.