BABYMETAL's 'From Me To U' feat. Poppy Drops Music Video
BABYMETAL has released the music video for 'From Me To U,' a collaboration with American rock artist Poppy. The track marks a notable cross-genre partnership between the Japanese metal-fusion group and the experimental pop-rock musician.
BABYMETAL has unveiled the music video for 'From Me To U,' their latest single featuring American artist Poppy. The collaboration brings together two acts known for genre-blending approaches: BABYMETAL's signature blend of J-Pop vocals, heavy metal instrumentation, and theatrical performance with Poppy's experimental pop-rock sensibility.
The track represents a continuation of BABYMETAL's willingness to collaborate across musical boundaries. Since their 2010 debut under the Babymetal moniker—fronted by Suzuka Nakamoto (Su-metal) alongside backing dancers—the group has built a global fanbase by combining kawaii aesthetics with aggressive guitar work and electronic production. Past collaborations have ranged from working with established rock acts to exploring different production styles, positioning them as one of the most genre-fluid acts in modern music.
Poppy, known for her provocative visual style and genre-crossing work spanning metal, electronic, and pop influences, proves a natural fit for a BABYMETAL partnership. The collaboration allows both artists to push their respective sounds while maintaining their core identities.
The music video release comes as both artists continue touring and developing their respective sounds. BABYMETAL has maintained an active schedule of live performances and festival appearances, while Poppy has been similarly active in touring and creating content across multiple platforms.
For fans following both acts, the video is available on major streaming platforms and video services. The collaboration underscores how Japanese music continues to find common ground with international artists, particularly in rock and experimental pop spaces where genre boundaries matter less than artistic vision.
