CUTIE STREET
@cutie_street· YouTube·Music· data refreshed 2026-11-06View channel ↗- Subscribers
- 915K
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- 120K last 2 videos
- 90-day growth
- +13.2%
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About CUTIE STREET
CUTIE STREET (@cutie_street) is a music creator on YouTube, with 915K subscribers, 2.05B total views and 4.11K videos.
原宿から世界へ。 ASOBISYSTEMのアイドルプロジェクト「KAWAII LAB.」より2024年8月にデビュー。 コンセプトは《KAWAII MAKER》 ファンネームは《きゅーてすと》 💛古澤里紗 ❤️佐野愛花 💚板倉可奈 💙増田彩乃 🧡川本笑瑠 🩵梅田みゆ 💜真鍋凪咲 🩷桜庭遥花 #CUTIESTREET #きゅーすと
project. The group operates under the concept of "KAWAII MAKER" and consists of eight members: 古澤里紗, 佐野愛花, 板倉可奈, 増田彩乃, 川本笑瑠, 梅田みゆ, 真鍋凪咲, and 桜庭遥花. The group's fan community is called "きゅーてすと" (Cutest). The group's positioning bridges Japanese kawaii culture with global appeal, as indicated by their tagline "原宿から世界へ" (From Harajuku to the world). Their content strategy emphasizes music releases, performance videos, and member-focused content typical of the Japanese idol industry. The channel serves as a primary distribution platform for the group's music, behind-the-scenes content, and fan engagement initiatives.
Who should partner with CUTIE STREET?
CUTIE STREET's audience consists primarily of idol and music enthusiasts, with particular strength in Japanese pop culture demographics. The group's positioning within ASOBISYSTEM's KAWAII LAB. project targets audiences interested in cute culture, fashion, and entertainment trends originating from Harajuku and broader Japanese youth culture. Relevant brand categories for partnership include fashion and apparel retailers, cosmetics and beauty brands, lifestyle and accessories companies, entertainment merchandise platforms, and streaming services focused on Asian content. The audience skews toward demographics engaged with Japanese pop culture exports, including both domestic Japanese viewers and international fans of J-pop and idol culture. The eight-member structure allows for diverse content appeal, with individual member fanbases potentially creating sub-segments within the broader audience. Peer audiences at similar scale—such as Los Rehenes and ALPHA DRIVE ONE—indicate that music-category channels at this subscriber tier typically reach engaged, niche communities rather than mainstream broadcast audiences.