People Just Do Nothing: Big in Japan

Grindah is the charismatic but stubborn leader of Kurupt FM. He aims for big fame while clinging to the crew’s garage roots, often ignoring warning signs until crises force self-reflection. His journey mixes bravado with vulnerability as he navigates power, loyalty, and the cost of success.

Beats is Grindah’s skeptical yet passionate counterpart, torn between the pull of the old garage sound and the allure of a larger stage. He clashes with Grindah over direction, questioning whether they’re selling out, but remains essential to the crew’s chemistry and eventual reconciliation.

Steves is the eccentric and highly likable member who provides comic relief and surprising emotional depth. His awkward charm and growing bond with Miki add a softer layer to the group dynamic amidst the chaos abroad.

Chabuddy is the veteran manager who feels sidelined by Taka's influence. His bravado masks insecurity, and his arc includes jealousy, financial overreach, and a fall from the inner circle that he must navigate to regain footing.

Miche is Grindah’s wife and the crew’s grounded presence. She joins the journey to Japan and later pursues her own project, offering stability and a counterbalance to the crew’s chaos.

Taka is the ambitious Japanese manager whose tactics threaten to marginalize Chabuddy. His push for star power creates tension within the group, manipulating public narrative and setting up the pivotal Bang Boys moment.

Miki serves as translator and confidante, bridging language gaps and forming a close, complicated bond with Steves. Her presence adds a personal dimension to the cross-cultural enterprise.

Yuta is the hotel barman who reveals crucial details about Taka’s finances and acts as a loose thread in the Japan trip’s complications. His character helps illuminate the era’s alcoholic escapades and social dynamics.