M!LK Joins Mrs. GREEN APPLE for Special TV Collaboration
M!LK appeared as guests on Mrs. GREEN APPLE's TV show on May 18, performing a special rendition of their hit song "好きすぎて滅!" while wearing custom outfits designed by M!LK's styling team.

M!LK made a memorable appearance on Mrs. GREEN APPLE's variety show "テレビ×ミセス" (TV × Mrs.) on May 18, delivering a one-night-only collaboration performance with the beloved Japanese rock band.
The highlight of the episode was a special rendition of M!LK's breakthrough hit "好きすぎて滅!" performed alongside Mrs. GREEN APPLE. For the occasion, M!LK's wardrobe team created exclusive outfits specifically for the band members, who reportedly responded with excitement to the custom designs.
Beyond the musical performance, both groups participated in several game segments and challenges. The "大人しりとり" (Adult Word Chain) competition featured a penalty game where losing answers gradually transformed players into "child form," with Mrs. GREEN APPLE's frontman Ōmori Genki providing notably nervous responses. M!LK's Sano Yuto delivered some entertaining unexpected answers as well.
Another memorable moment came during the "グリーンアップルティーチャレンジ" (Green Apple Tea Challenge), where teams used 23-kilogram teapots to pour tea, with M!LK joined by celebrity Abareru-kun. The segment ended with an unexpected incident involving M!LK's Shiozaki Taichi.
A new recurring segment also debuted, featuring Ōmori as a street vendor conducting rapid-fire, candid conversations with guests. Sano appeared as the first guest, discussing their eight-year friendship and Sano's personal struggles during M!LK's decade-long journey to their current success.
The collaboration comes at a strong moment for both acts. "好きすぎて滅!" has become a major hit for M!LK, accumulating 3 billion streams on social media and surpassing 100 million streams on music platforms. Meanwhile, Mrs. GREEN APPLE continues their momentum with their 10th anniversary celebrations and upcoming dome tour, maintaining their position as one of Japan's leading rock acts.
