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Legend - S - Baptism XX marked a pivotal moment in BABYMETAL's journey, celebrating SU-METAL's 20th birthday and her ascension to the role of sole lead vocalist following YUIMETAL's departure. This concert, held at Hiroshima Green Arena, was a testament to SU-METAL's growth and resilience, showcasing her powerful vocals and captivating stage presence.
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Legend - S - Baptism XX marked a pivotal moment in BABYMETAL's journey, celebrating SU-METAL's 20th birthday and her ascension to the role of sole lead vocalist following YUIMETAL's departure. This concert, held at Hiroshima Green Arena, was a testament to SU-METAL's growth and resilience, showcasing her powerful vocals and captivating stage presence.

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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:AMUSE, BMD Fox Records, BMD Fox Records (Toy's Factory)

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