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One of Japan’s most popular boybands just dropped a song about stealing gay kisses

One of Japan’s most popular boybands just dropped a song about stealing gay kisses
Photo: MeseMoa

You don’t have to be a fan of MeseMoa to enjoy the music video for the Japanese boy band’s song, “Shadow Kiss.” You can even hit the mute button, if you prefer, just to focus on the dozens of kisses these five singers exchange over 4 long, wet, scintillating minutes.

MeseMoa

There are in fact 36 liplocks in all, as NewNowNext pointed out, and they seem to kiss even more than they sing and dance.

MeseMoa

But they do dance. And then they kiss some more, wearing what appears to be religious outfits, inside a church, no less.

MeseMoa

Questions about their sexual orientation have dogged MeseMoa since the group got their start in 2012. One member of the band was asked directly, “Are you gay?” To which he responded: “I don’t know.”

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