Question from the reader:
Which one is selling better, Kyusto or MiAi?
Considering Which is Selling Better: Kyusto or MiAi
Recently, a friend asked me, “Which do you think is selling better, Kyusto or MiAi?” Honestly, I found myself pondering this question. The sales and popularity of music can’t be measured solely by numbers, so I decided to sort out my
thoughts.
Buzz and Popularity
When I think about buzz and the popularity of songs, I believe Kyusto definitely catches more attention. Particularly, their songs have a strong presence on social media and have sparked many conversations. I remember going to karaoke with friends, and everyone was excitedly singing Kyusto’s songs, which left a lasting impression on me. However, I also realized that many of MiAi’s songs are quite memorable. Their collaboration with that company, for instance, always gets stuck in my head whenever I hear it. This might reflect the difference in how embedded each artist is in our daily lives.
Media Exposure and Sales
Next, considering television appearances, magazine exposure, and sales, I think MiAi has the upper hand. It’s enjoyable to see them on variety shows, and they frequently appear in commercials. While working part-time as a judicial scrivener, I often catch new MiAi commercials on TV, which makes me smile every time. Yet, I believe it’s important to consider not just sales but also how many people can “remember” the music. Songs that come to mind in fleeting moments might prove to be stronger in the long run.
In Summary
In the end, it’s hard to definitively say which is selling better between Kyusto and MiAi. Both have their strengths and unique charms. Everyone enjoys music differently, and personal favorites can deepen those feelings. So, what do you all think? Are you Team Kyusto or Team MiAi? I’d love to hear your thoughts on their individual charms and favorite songs in the comments. Sharing our perspectives can be really interesting. By the way, I recently read a book that said, “Music connects people,” and I find myself experiencing that truth more often than not.
