FAKY has released a music video for their single, “Happy Ever After”. The single was originally released on April 26 of this year and was inspired from the original reality show Koi to Okami Niwa Damasarenai (Don’t Be Fooled by the Wolf) on the Japanese internet streaming video serviceABEMA. 

Koi to Ookami Niwa Damasarenai is a popular romantic reality show on ABEMA that has just wrapped up its ninth season. In the show, ten young boys and girls are seeking a partner among them but one of them is playing a wolf, a fake member who is not going to love anybody while still trying to make the others fall in love with them. Contestants on this reality show include Kazuto Mokudai, a member of Genin Wa Jibun Ni Aru (Genjibu), Keito Tsuna (actor and model), Naenano (Youtube influencer),  and FAKY’s youngest member, Taki. “Happy Ever After” was written by Lil’ Fang to reflect Taki’s feelings from her experiences on the show. 

Member Taki commented “‘Happy Ever After’ is about finding happiness after a heartbreak. When I shared my feelings with Lil' Fang about what happened to me, I wanted to make sure that she knew that even if I got hurt and even if I went through a hard time, the only thing I want for that person is happiness. I didn’t get my "happy ever after" but I know the others did and that fills my heart. This song is not a sad song, It’s just a song about moving forward.” 

Since the start of the year, FAKY has been making many headlines including being featured on ET Canada, NYLON, an interview with Kevan Kenney (MTV and Radio.com), and Billboard Japan to name a few. Their previous single, “The Light” hit over a million views only two weeks after its release. At the same time, their music video for “little more” also crossed over the million view mark while the video for “half-moon” hit over 3 million.  FAKY plans to continue to take 2021 by storm with all of their current and upcoming activities. 

Be sure to check out the music video in question below, along with the digital streaming link for “Happy Ever After” here!