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SB19 teases possible collaboration with Japanese star Kento Nakajima

Jan Milo Severo - Philstar.com
SB19 teases possible collaboration with Japanese star Kento Nakajima
SB19 with Japanese star Kento Nakajima
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MANILA, Philippines — SB19 may have something big in the works with Japanese singer-actor Kento Nakajima and A’TIN are already buzzing with excitement.

The P-pop group recently shared a photo on social media showing all five members—Pablo, Stell, Josh, Ken and Justin—enjoying a yakiniku meal with Nakajima.

“Had Yakiniku together. Something might be in the works…” SB19 captioned the post.

The cryptic message immediately sparked speculation among fans, with many wondering if the P-pop powerhouse and the Japanese star are preparing a musical collaboration.

SB19 and Nakajima spent time together in Japan after the group performed at the Summer Sonic Festival 2026 in Osaka.

While neither camp has confirmed details about a possible project, the meeting has already generated excitement among fans, especially as SB19 continues to expand its international reach.

The group recently achieved another milestone after becoming the first Filipino act to perform at Lollapalooza, where they took the stage on July 30.

During their US trip, SB19 also made an appearance at a Major League Baseball game, where the members threw a ceremonial first pitch.

Their Japan activities have also been notable. The group made its official Japanese television debut, where they performed their latest single, “Lawless.”

With their growing presence in the global music scene, a potential collaboration between SB19 and Nakajima could mark another major milestone for the Filipino group.

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