The Japanese comedian and TV personality sent the internet into overdrive almost 10 years ago when he came up with the ...

Pikotaro points out that the early days of the pandemic were difficult, with people being told to stay home and daily activities severely limited.

As much as the name sounds like something that Pikotaro may have uttered in an alternate version of his 2016 tune "PPAP (Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen)," Appo Pie has no relationship to the ...

The song is titled "Pika to Piko" and includes parts where Pikotaro tries to guess what Pikachu is saying in his cute Pika-Pika language.

Japanese comedian Kazuhito Kosaka – better known for his comedy character Pikotaro – scored a viral hit with PPAP (Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen) back in 2016, and has continued to pump out similar ...

Famous Japanese comedian and entertainer, Pikotaro, has released a new music video that stars the famous Electric-type mouse, Pikachu.

Pikotaro, the singer/comedian behind the viral “PPAP (Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen)” video and song a couple of years back, has returned for a somewhat shocking collaboration with Pokemon, of all ...

Pikotaro, most notorious for his Pen Pineapple Pen song, has released a new music video, but this time around it is with a video game icon -- Pikachu!

J-pop viral sensation Pikotaro teamed up with a world-famous star on his latest track, called “PIKA to PIKO,” dropping Aug. 31. Featuring none other than Pikachu, the tune is meant to put a ...

Remember Pikotaro? Well, he's back, and his new song will clearly resonate with... someone out there, we guess.