Ijime, Dame, Zettai began as one of BABYMETAL's early songs about standing against bullying, and it was released as their major label debut single in Japan in January 2013. BABYMETAL formed in Tokyo in 2010 around the idea of mixing idol pop vocals with heavy metal backing. The Sonisphere 2014 performance in the United Kingdom helped introduce that contrast to a wider festival audience outside Japan. Clips from the set still circulate among metal and anime fans who use the song for its mix of aggression, melody and theatrical staging.
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Live excerpt of BABYMETAL performing Ijime, Dame, Zettai at Sonisphere 2014 in the UK, used for metal edits, concert clips and high energy reactions.
This clip captures BABYMETAL performing Ijime, Dame, Zettai live at Sonisphere Festival in 2014, with twin guitars, rapid drums and the group's call and response vocals cutting through crowd noise. The sound shifts between heavy metal verses and a bright, melodic chorus sung in Japanese, creating a contrast that feels both intense and playful. Listeners hear the scale of an outdoor festival set, from the tight rhythm section to the audience reaction, making the excerpt feel urgent and celebratory rather than like a clean studio recording taken out of context.