Remember 'PPAP', the song which blew up the Internet in 2016? Well, Piko Taro, the Japanese comedian behind the song, is back with another viral hit (well, it's actually more of a re-imagining of ...

It’s Monday morning, and the world is still a nightmare hellscape. Looking for some fresh music to settle into a new week of soul-crushing, dystopian horror? Well, allow us to introduce you to a duet ...

Did you groove to the viral 'PPAP' (Pen Pineapple Apple Pen) song way back in 2016? Well, it’s time to get vibin’ again with Pikotaro, the stage name of Japanese comedian and TV star Kazuhito Kosaka, ...

What do you do when you have a pen in one hand and an apple in another? You combine it to get Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen. Have we successfully got the song to start playing in your head yet? Good. If you ...

His new ‘Orange Juice’ song has crazy lyrics, a quirky tune and bizarre dance moves, and is annoyingly catchy. The video titled “I like OJ/Pikotaro”, which was published on January 7, has garnered ...

TOKYO, Oct 30, (AFP): US President Donald Trump will be serenaded with a bizarre hit song about a “pen-pineapple-apple-pen” on his visit to Japan next week. Japan will roll out wacky crooner Pikotaro ...

Piko-Taro is back in the limelight with a new ditty that’s freaking similar to its predecessor “Pen Pineapple Apple Pen,” or PPAP. On Saturday, the Japanese character played by DJ Kosaka Daimaou ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. The man behind one of the most famous tunes on Earth says he hasn’t earned a single yen from “PPAP.” Yet. It’s the shortest single ever to hit the ...

Justin Bieber has finally met face to face with the man who created the “funniest video on the internet,” as he cracked on social media. The “Cold Water” singer was in Tokyo last week to film a ...

TOKYO -- Unofficial YouTube videos featuring copyrighted works used to cause headaches for content creators, who sought to delete them immediately. But many rights holders have reversed their position ...

SINGAPORE — The man who made stationery and fruit popular will be making an appearance in Singapore. Japanese comedian Daimaou Kosaka, known better to fans as Pikotaro, will be here as part of the ...

Last fall, “PPAP” singer Pikotaro claimed hehadn’t made any money off his viral sensation. A trademark squatter in Japan certainly isn’t helping things. According to Japanese legal site Bengoshi.com, ...