Pop band Virtual Currency Girls croons about cryptocurrency
Bitcoin has the beat. Japan debuts a pop band with costumed girls who sing all about digital money.
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Still don't get what Bitcoin is? Perhaps the music of new Japanese all-girl pop band Kasotsuka Shojo can help you understand this modern kind of money.
Kasotsuka Shojo (which translates to Virtual Currency Girls) educates the public about cryptocurrency through the lyrics of their catchy songs. They also warn about scams and remind people to chose their passwords carefully.
Each band member represents a different currency, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum or Ripple. They often post photos of themselves in costumes that include colorful masks bearing symbols of the cryptocurrency they stand for.
Managed by the Japanese entertainment company Cinderella Academy, Kasotsuka Shojo held its first concert in Tokyo on Friday.
The eight band members include Naruse Lara, Princess Shirahama, Ami Ami, Minamosuzaka, Ai Masu Momo, Matsuzawa Furako, Kamikawa Lake Haruka and Hinata Kodomi.
True to form, not only does the band accept cryptocurrency for tickets to its live performances and merchandise. Its members are also paid in Bitcoin.