Prominent Japanese musician YOSHIKI, despite sustaining an injury, took to the stage to deliver a commendable performance. The artist, forcing through the pain evidently pronounced in his gestures, relied on painkillers for the continuance of the show. The incident has touched many, sparking discussions of dedication and the plight of professional entertainers.

In Japan, entertainers and performers such as YOSHIKI are highly respected and regarded for their dedication to their craft. Working through pain or illness is usually seen as a testament to their professionalism and commitment, however, it may also raise social concerns about the pressures and expectations placed on performers in the entertainment industry.

Just like in Japan, musicians in the US and the EU also go through similar circumstances. However, there's a strong emphasis on health, safety, and wellbeing, with public discourse often advocating for change to protect artists from such circumstances.