My Hair Is Bad｜Don’t miss out on My Hair is Bad, a male band that sings about love!

My Hair Is Bad

My Hair is Bad is a three-piece band from Niigata, Japan. They are a rock band with a strong sound, but My Hair is Bad’s lyrics are unique and interesting because they are often performed from a female perspective. All three members have a soft vibe, so the lyrics resonate straight through.

Since high school, they have supported famous bands such as Creep Hype and SiM, and their ability is evident. Their performance skills and stage presence are also very appealing.

One of My Hair is Bad’s signature songs is “True Red”. It’s a song that can only be thought of as a depiction of their real-life experiences, such as “Vague vows, I want to meet you, but it hurts” and “Even if our eyes meet, my heart hurts for some reason”. Just looking at the lyrics of the song, you can feel your heart being burned.

The lyrics are so pure and straightforward that it makes you feel embarrassed, and it’s the kind of lyrics that only My Hair is Bad can sing. 3-piece bands have a strong image of a strong, masculine rock band, but My Hair is Bad has a soft atmosphere, and the songs about love come across as straightforward. .

By the way, the band name “My Hair is Bad” was named after the hairstyle of Hiroki Yamamoto, who is in charge of the bass and chorus. When Yamamoto was in high school, he imitated the hairstyle of Baki, the main character of the manga “Grappler Baki” and said “My Hair is Bad!

Tomomi Shiiki, the vocalist and guitarist, seems to regret the decision to name the band this way, but the episode shows how close they are to each other. They met in middle school and high school and gradually became friends and formed a band, and the distance between them seems to be reflected in the songs.

My Hair is Bad rocks out to real-life romance, and their songs are so beautiful and heartbreaking that it’s hard to imagine from the band’s name. We are looking forward to their more activeness in the future!

真赤　Makka

Viewers’ Comments

I was working comfortably and subconsciously humming a song, and a senior said to me, “What song is that ？ I like the rhythm…” and I taught him this song, and he seemed to have heard it on his lunch break and was totally hooked. lol