Yuki Chiba

With lyrics that read like a personal diary, an inimitable flow, and an ability to move effortlessly across genres, Yuki Chiba’s music possesses a raw honesty and instinctive originality that continue to inspire fans worldwide. His first release under the name Yuki Chiba, “Team Tomodachi,” became a viral sensation in February 2024. That June, his collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion, “Mamushi,” exploded—reaching No. 1 on the Rhythmic Airplay chart. His performance at the VMAs also made him the first Japanese artist to perform on the MTV Video Music Awards stage.

Over the following six months, Chiba released three albums—STAR, Okumanchoja (Millionaire), and Eien (Eternity)—along with Separated at Birth, a collaborative project with creative visionary Stillz. In July 2025, he sold out Tokyo’s legendary Nippon Budokan for a triumphant hometown performance and appeared as Rolling Stone Japan’s August 2025 cover star. He also penned an official anthem for Riot Games’ VALORANT and has continued collaborating with artists including Murda Beatz, Feid, and Big Sean.

In 2026, Chiba made his headline touring debuts in Australia and Europe and released the Japanese-Korean anthem “Annyeonghaseyo,” which has inspired more than 300,000 TikTok creations. Beyond music, he contributes commentary across television and print while overseeing his successful clothing brand, Dogs.