MAXIMUM THE HORMONE – Satsui vs Satsui (feat. Toma Ikuta) Reaction 『殺意vs殺意（共犯：生田斗真）』

Brew Crew… hold on to your seats because Maximum The Hormone are back with one of the most outrageous, cinematic, and downright insane music videos of the year — “Satsui vs Satsui: Intent to Murder, Intent to Kill (共犯：生田斗真 / feat. Toma Ikuta).”

This isn’t just a song — it’s a Maximum The Hormone fever dream brought to life.
⚡ Explosive riffs and tempo switches that melt your brain
🎭 A full-blown storyline blending comedy, horror, and martial arts
🔥 That wild mix of metal, funk, hardcore, and anime-level chaos
💥 Featuring Japanese actor Toma Ikuta (生田斗真) in a role that feels straight out of a live-action manga

The music video uses a special mix version not found on the CD, and the production credits read like a blockbuster film — motion capture, choreography, SFX, and even full 3D scans of the cast.

If you’re new to the band, imagine:

“Slipknot jamming with System of a Down inside an anime battle arena.”

We’ll dive into what makes this band such a unique force — from their genre-bending sound to their creative chaos that somehow always lands perfectly on beat.

Let me know in the comments what moment had your jaw on the floor… for me, it was the second that knife scene turned theatrical 😳

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