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Rapper LEX Sets 'Sense' Music Video Release for Birthday One Year After Album

The year-long gap between album and music video release is an unusual promotional strategy that ties the visual to the artist's birthday, extending the album's lifecycle.

Key Facts

  • LEX will release the music video for 'Sense feat. Siero' on YouTube on May 1, 2027, his birthday.
  • The music video arrives approximately one year after the album 'SPEEDSTAR' dropped on June 24, 2026.
  • The album 'SPEEDSTAR' features nine tracks, including the pre-released 'ELDEN RING' and the lead single 'Sense feat. Siero'.
  • A teaser video for 'Sense feat. Siero' featuring interview clips of LEX and Siero is already available on YouTube.
  • LEX, born in 2002, emerged from SoundCloud and released his first album at age 16; he is scheduled to perform at Toyota Arena in October 2026.

Reporting from 1 source: KAI-YOU.

Rapper LEX Sets 'Sense' Music Video Release for Birthday One Year After Album

Rapper LEX will release the music video for 'Sense feat. Siero' on YouTube on May 1, 2027, his birthday, approximately one year after the album 'SPEEDSTAR' dropped. A teaser is already available. The track is the lead single from the album, which features eight new songs and a pre-released track. LEX, who emerged from SoundCloud and released his first album at 16, is scheduled for a Toyota Arena show in October 2026.

LEX's album 'SPEEDSTAR' arrived on June 24, 2026, with nine tracks including the pre-released 'ELDEN RING'. The lead track 'Sense feat. Siero' now gets a music video scheduled for May 1, 2027, exactly one year later and on LEX's birthday. A teaser video featuring LEX and Siero in interview clips is already on YouTube. The song blends distorted synthesizers and heavy bass with LEX's free-flowing wordplay and Siero's off-beat style. LEX, born in 2002, has been active since his teens and will perform at Toyota Arena in October 2026.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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