For my JNJM debut concept, I’d print fake preorder receipts all over a hoodie, like a chaotic collage of sold‑out notices and Oricon No.1 stamps, so it feels like wearing my entire fan war history.

I want a JNJM debut tour map tee, marking every imaginary Japan stop with tiny lightsticks and scribbled dates, like the messy planner of a fan who absolutely called in sick for every show.

I’d design a JNJM debut “fan survival kit” graphic, with doodled earplugs, lightstick, power bank, and tissues, labeled like a chaotic checklist for emotionally unstable comeback nights.

My JNJM debut idea is a fake magazine cover layout, with bold headlines about next‑gen K‑pop domination and tiny side blurbs like “Warning: May cause impulsive album buying.”