Creative Collective 'mcpc' Releases New Dance Video 'Flamingo' and Announces First Hosted Event 'CONSENT' in May
Led by mico, the choreographer for SEKAI NO OWARI, the creative collective 'mcpc' has released their latest dance video 'Flamingo' and announced their first cultural event 'CONSENT' at Nakameguro solfa this May.
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Creative collective 'mcpc,' led by mico (ODORIBA)—a dancer, choreographer, and video director known for works like SEKAI NO OWARI's 'Saiko Toutatsuten' and various TV commercials—has released a new dance video titled 'Flamingo.' Additionally, the group has announced its first hosted event, 'CONSENT,' to be held in May.
'mcpc' is a creative powerhouse of 27 members, including dancers appearing in top artists' music videos and live shows, as well as up-and-coming video creators and designers, all gathered under leader mico. In 'Flamingo,' mico served as Producer, Dance Director, and Creative Director, while film director Tatsuki, a long-time collaborator, joined as Director and DoP. This project marks the first video production featuring all members of mcpc.
The work focuses on the precise synchronization between choreography and video composition, designing the dance presentation by utilizing camera angles and timing unique to film. Every detail—from hand positions and body orientation to performer placement—was meticulously coordinated to achieve an integrated expression between dance and video. Performed by mcpc dancers, the piece naturally blends choreographic and street dance sensibilities. A key feature is that members themselves handled much of the styling, hair/makeup, sound production, and title design.
Beyond a mere dance video, 'Flamingo' presents the current state of the community centered around mcpc and the potential of the culture expanding from it. Following this release, mcpc's first hosted event, 'CONSENT,' will take place on the night of Friday, May 15, 2026, at Nakameguro solfa. Realized in collaboration with the creative project 'Daily Sense.,' the event aims to create a new hub for Tokyo's youth culture, crossing music, fashion, and food.
The concept 'CONSENT' likens the space to an electrical outlet—a place where people and ideas gather and connect across different fields. The event features a live performance by VivaOla, whose flexible groove and delicate textures are highly supported in the dance scene. Five dance units, including professional league players and media-prominent dancers, will perform showcases. The opening will feature a fashion-meets-dance show by mico, Lea, and Rua using Daily Sense. items.
This event will three-dimensionally present the ideology and atmosphere embodied in 'Flamingo,' marking a new start for mcpc and a proposal to the scene.
'mcpc' is a creative powerhouse of 27 members, including dancers appearing in top artists' music videos and live shows, as well as up-and-coming video creators and designers, all gathered under leader mico. In 'Flamingo,' mico served as Producer, Dance Director, and Creative Director, while film director Tatsuki, a long-time collaborator, joined as Director and DoP. This project marks the first video production featuring all members of mcpc.
The work focuses on the precise synchronization between choreography and video composition, designing the dance presentation by utilizing camera angles and timing unique to film. Every detail—from hand positions and body orientation to performer placement—was meticulously coordinated to achieve an integrated expression between dance and video. Performed by mcpc dancers, the piece naturally blends choreographic and street dance sensibilities. A key feature is that members themselves handled much of the styling, hair/makeup, sound production, and title design.
Beyond a mere dance video, 'Flamingo' presents the current state of the community centered around mcpc and the potential of the culture expanding from it. Following this release, mcpc's first hosted event, 'CONSENT,' will take place on the night of Friday, May 15, 2026, at Nakameguro solfa. Realized in collaboration with the creative project 'Daily Sense.,' the event aims to create a new hub for Tokyo's youth culture, crossing music, fashion, and food.
The concept 'CONSENT' likens the space to an electrical outlet—a place where people and ideas gather and connect across different fields. The event features a live performance by VivaOla, whose flexible groove and delicate textures are highly supported in the dance scene. Five dance units, including professional league players and media-prominent dancers, will perform showcases. The opening will feature a fashion-meets-dance show by mico, Lea, and Rua using Daily Sense. items.
This event will three-dimensionally present the ideology and atmosphere embodied in 'Flamingo,' marking a new start for mcpc and a proposal to the scene.
FAQ
What kind of organization is mcpc?
It is a creative collective of 27 members led by dancer mico, including video creators and designers. They have worked on choreography for famous artists like SEKAI NO OWARI.
Where can I watch the new dance video 'Flamingo'?
It is available on the official mcpc YouTube channel. Created with director Tatsuki, it features a seamless blend of meticulous camerawork and dance.
What are the details of the 'CONSENT' event in May?
It will be held at Nakameguro solfa on the night of May 15, 2026. The lineup includes a live performance by VivaOla, dance showcases, and a fashion show.