SNACK three-line summary
- CUTIE STREET’s official channel released the new song “Homemakurism” live video from Ariake Arena DAY2 on the night of June 18.
- In a separate clip uploaded the same day, the group directly explained that the song is a new track that began from scenes of the members praising one another.
- As a follow-up angle separate from Game Sunakku’s previous article on the surprise Captain Pikachu joint stage, this time the focus is on the new song itself and the official live cut.

Snackgirls editor note
Kirari: “I thought the story ended with the previous day’s joint-stage article, but this new live cut for the song arrived right after it and made the viewing point much clearer.”
AIKO: “The official channel posted the live video, song-explanation clip, DAY2 teaser, and Shorts in one connected flow, so the follow-up point is easy to see.”
Red: “Even though it is another Ariake story, the center of the article is no longer the ‘surprise Captain Pikachu appearance’ but how Homemakurism has started to come into view as a song.”
Right after CUTIE STREET’s solo concert DAY2 at Ariake Arena, the group uploaded both a live video for the new song “Homemakurism” and a song-explanation clip to its official YouTube channel. While Game Sunakku’s previous article on the surprise Captain Pikachu joint stage focused on the on-site event and reactions, this follow-up focuses on how the new song itself has begun to be revealed.
The live video first fixed the new-song stage in place
The official channel uploaded the “Homemakurism” live video from Ariake Arena DAY2 at 9:04 p.m. on June 18 (KST). The title clearly listed both live video and Ariake Arena, June 17, 2026, making it clear that this was an official follow-up cut taken from the same concert site.
This point matters because, separately from the surprise joint stage confirmed in the previous day’s article, the live video has started to show what kind of new-song mood CUTIE STREET is putting forward from this concert. Rather than a simple look back at the venue, it now feels like one potential signature song for future content has been placed on the official channel.

It now comes with the explanation that it was “born from members praising each other”
Shortly after releasing the live video, at 9:09 p.m. on June 18 (KST), the official channel directly introduced the song in a separate explanation clip as “a song created from the members praising one another”. Thanks to that, this new song has not stopped at the stage of only putting its title out first; its starting point and character have also been explained together.
From an idol visual-focused lane perspective, that explanation is quite useful. If you only watch the live cut, the impression could end with a cute, fast-paced stage, but because the official channel first pointed out the concept, it creates an interpretive axis around a song led by interaction between the members. That is why this follow-up does not feel like a simple repeat of the same concert, but like the new-song introduction has moved one step further forward.

The DAY2 teaser and Shorts also widen the viewing angle
The official channel also has a DAY2 teaser and Shorts released on the same day. This package is not a set of high-resolution venue photos, but by adding teaser cuts and member close-up Shorts to the official live video, it widens the way viewers can look at the same concert quite a bit.
It also helps that this does not clash with the Captain Pikachu joint stage already covered in the previous day’s article. If that earlier piece captured the surprise event and the buzz at the venue, this one separately gathers the official exposure package for the new song “Homemakurism”. Even within the same Ariake concert, the roles split between a stage-event article and a new-song live follow-up article.

The point to watch now is the song’s next official step
With this release, the checklist for fans has become clear. The live video is already attached, and the explanation of the song’s starting point has also arrived, so the next thing to watch is whether an official audio release, a performance expansion, or additional venue footage comes first. What matters at this stage is that “Homemakurism” is not just a one-off cut, but a new stage card that the official channel has started bringing back into view.
Sources and checked date · Official releases 2026-06-17–18 / checked 2026-06-19T04:37:41Z

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