The group is sponsored by Kiroshi Optics, so each of its members is equipped with their own special style of optical cyberware.

Therefore, this song is considered to be the work of a Japanese idol unit called Us Cracks. The conceit is that the songs were created by artists within the world of the game, rather than by real-life artists. The real-life artists who provided songs for the world of Cyberpunk 2077 were also given fictional personas in-game. Kawamura’s Twitter, they provided a total of three songs for the game, although not all of them made it onto the soundtrack. Taga was also in charge of the chorus for “PONPON SHIT”, along with Yuki Kawamura, who also serves as producer for Namakopuri and Makominamin. The other member of the group is Minami Taga, who belongs to the all-female musical group Cossami. Mako Principal has also been active as part of the super mysterious duo, Makominamin, which was formed in 2019. PONPON SHIT – namakopuri＆Us Cracks（official video） #サイバーパンク2077 #Cyberpunk2077 /YSHrA7s1UA- カワムラユキ Yuki Kawamura December 13, 2020 She is also active as a contemporary artist, going by the name Mako Watanabe, and creating works that express her unique worldview. In “PONPON SHIT”, the band member Mako Principal seems to have handled the vocals. The song, which begins with the lyrics, “Yes No Yes No Makura No,” was composed by the artist/idol group Namakopuri, which was formed in 2013 when two artists called Mako Principal (“Makopuri”) and NAMAKOLOVE joined forces. The music has a somewhat unconventional, underground feel, and yet it’s being played in a major title like Cyberpunk 2077. It’s a musical genre that grew up alongside the internet, dating sim games, and anime.

The most distinctive features of denpa songs are their mysterious onomatopoeia and incomprehensible lyrics with vaguely sexual implications, performed in a cutesy, girlish vocal style. Namakopuri’s song, “PONPON SHIT”, could be described as hailing from the music genre known as “ denpa songs”. Information about the soundtrack was already announced back in November, but there must be players out there who are currently running across it in-game and ending up obsessed with it. Even in a soundtrack from artists all over the world, “PONPON SHIT” leaves a strong impression. If you set the station to Body Heat Radio, you should be able to hear it. It plays on the car stereos and radios in-game, so there are probably players out there who’ve already heard it by now. The creepily addictive tune is also available on YouTube, so you should definitely give it a listen.

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