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Satomi, the sharp-tongued song teacher X Kyoji, the ugly falsetto
A thrilling collaboration for a song of conversion!

Yakuza Kyoji has been in deep trouble lately.
Because of the terrifying singing contest held by the leader of the organization he is in.
The lowest scoring member will be subjected to a terrible 'punishment' by the boss.
One day, Kyoji hears a beautiful singing voice at a choir competition he happened to visit and goes to find the owner of the voice.

Satomi, a third-year middle school student, has also been deeply troubled recently.
Recently, I have been in a slump as the head of the choir because my voice is not coming out as I want it to.
Satomi, who was depressed, was annoyed by the yakuza who suddenly asked her to become a singing teacher.
Satomi begins to feel a strange feeling towards Kyouji, who keeps coming back to her no matter how much he lashes out at her.
When I'm with Kyoji, I feel like I'm forgetting my slump a little... One day, Satomi, a middle school student who suddenly becomes a singing teacher, and Kyoji, a 39-year-old yakuza who wants to be good at singing.
A story of a strange friendship between two people!

"I'm Falling for You" "The Star of the Girls' School" Wamyaaa Mya's early masterpieces
The beginning of the Wayama Yama universe that gave birth to legends!

The third manga by Wayama Yama, who captivated not only the Japanese manga world but also Korean readers with 『I'm Falling for You』 and 『The Star of the Girls' School』, 『Let's Go to Karaoke!』 has been published.
This is the author's early masterpiece that was first released at a Japanese amateur comics event and has been reprinted several times. It has garnered even more attention with the addition of revised drawings and special manuscripts for the single volume for official publication.
As there have been numerous requests for publication in Korea, we have prepared Kyoji's 'Black Company' business card that appears in the work as a first edition appendix and are presenting it to readers who have been waiting.


The relationship between the two men drawn by Wayama Yama goes back and forth between friendship and excitement, to the point where there are jokes like, "A manga that seems like BL but isn't BL" and "A manga that feels like BL when the clock stops."
Readers who have read the author's previous works will have been fully immersed in the new world and sensations created by this indefinable emotion.
Wayama Yama presents yet again an ambiguous yet 'good' thrill through two characters with overflowing charm.
Satomi, a delicate yet childlike middle school student, and Kyoji, a playful yet mature and solid thirty-nine-year-old yakuza.
Let's go to karaoke with two guys who have come together for a song of conversion!