The digital entertainment scenario at Japão is undergoing a significant transformation with the confirmation of the closure of the activities of one of the most influential collectives today. With a solid base of 1.88 million subscribers, the project that captivated young audiences over the last few years will come to a definitive end next June, marking the end of a successful cycle on social media.
The decision to discontinue joint productions did not occur abruptly, being the result of a long maturation process that began in November 2025. The discussions involved both the cast and the management team, seeking a consensus that would preserve the integrity of the brand and the relationship with fans. The central objective is to close the project while it still has relevance and high engagement rates, avoiding the natural wear and tear that usually affects long-standing channels.

In an official statement released via video, the group clarified the main points that motivated this strategic choice:
– Ausência of internal conflicts or disagreements between participants;
– Desejo mutual exploration of new artistic aspects individually;
– Intenção to transform the closure into a positive milestone of celebration;
– Necessidade flexibility in the schedule for personal projects.
Multimedia legacy and meteoric rise
Since its formation in 2019, the collective’s trajectory has been characterized by rapid adaptation to digital market trends and a unique capacity for reinvention. What began with comedy sketches and viral challenges soon expanded into a complex entertainment operation, encompassing appearances at major fashion events, such as TGC Kitakyushu, and a strong presence across multiple platforms.
Diversification was a key element in maintaining the brand’s popularity in an extremely competitive environment. The foray into the music market, specifically with the release of the single “Romeo”, represented a watershed in public perception of the group. The production of high-quality music videos and collaboration with veteran industry professionals have elevated the members’ status from simple content creators to full-fledged multimedia artists.
In addition to YouTube, the group’s cultural impact has massively extended to TikTok and other short video networks. The creation of original choreographies and catchphrases that have become part of the daily vocabulary of young Japanese people demonstrates the strength of the influence exerted by the collective. The chemistry between the different personalities of the members created a narrative of friendship and overcoming that maintained audience loyalty, maintaining significant numbers even in the face of constant changes in the platforms’ algorithms.
Planning for solo careers
With the timeline set for dissolution in mid-2026, the market and public’s attention turns to the next steps for each member. Kotatsu, often seen as a strategic leader within the group, has already signaled its intention to expand its operations in traditional media and comedy-oriented projects, using the management experience acquired to navigate the entertainment sector.
Other members, like Taro Presidente, should leverage their communication skills and charisma to explore more personal formats, such as documentary vlogs and content that allows for a more mature approach. The expectation is that the end of collective obligations will act as a catalyst for individual development, freeing up creative time for initiatives that were unfeasible due to the intense recording routine of the main channel.
Although the transition presents challenges, as the project’s strength lay in the union of complementary talents, the track record of success suggests a promising future. The loyalty demonstrated by the fan base indicates that there will be a redistribution of audience to individual channels, allowing the majority of members to sustain viable careers, albeit on scales different from those achieved by the unified group.
Repercussion and farewell schedule
The confirmation of the group’s end generated an immediate wave of reactions on social media, dominating the most talked about topics on Japão. Followers expressed a mix of nostalgia and support, sharing favorite moments and messages of gratitude for the years of free content. The general recognition is that maintaining a cohesive and relevant group for seven years on the internet is a remarkable achievement.
For the remaining months until June, an intense farewell agenda was prepared that promises to honor the history built. Estão planned special video releases, detailed retrospectives and the possibility of one last major live event to seal the connection with the public. Esse final period will serve not only as a tribute to fans, but also as a strategy to promote the new professional phases of each artist.