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10 BABYMETAL BUDOKAN - DOOMSDAY VII & VIII
10 BABYMETAL BUDOKAN - DOOMSDAY VII & VIII captures the electrifying energy of two nights (March 16 & 17, 2021) from BABYMETAL's historic 10-show run at the legendary Nippon Budokan. This concert film showcases the band's powerful performance and visual spectacle, featuring a mix of fan favorites, guest appearances, and new songs like "BxMxC" and "Brand New Day". Witness BABYMETAL's evolution as they celebrate a decade of groundbreaking music and captivating live shows, solidifying their position as a global phenomenon.
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10 BABYMETAL BUDOKAN - DOOMSDAY VII & VIII captures the electrifying energy of two nights (March 16 & 17, 2021) from BABYMETAL's historic 10-show run at the legendary Nippon Budokan. This concert film showcases the band's powerful performance and visual spectacle, featuring a mix of fan favorites, guest appearances, and new songs like "BxMxC" and "Brand New Day". Witness BABYMETAL's evolution as they celebrate a decade of groundbreaking music and captivating live shows, solidifying their position as a global phenomenon.
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