The Legendary Song of the Band Spitz, 'I Can't Yet Say That Today the Sky is the Best'!

The upcoming new type youth movie 〈I Can't Yet Say That Today the Sky is the Best〉 is gaining attention as it has been reported that it uses the legendary song 'First Love Crazy' by the Japanese legendary band Spitz as its main theme song. The mind unboxing drama 〈I Can't Yet Say That Today the Sky is the Best〉 depicts the process of youth who are afraid to reveal their true selves regaining their affection for the world, and it has become a hot topic for using the famous song of the Japanese national band Spitz as its main theme song.

Since their debut in 1991, the four-member band Spitz has been loved not only in Japan but also domestically, famous for numerous hit songs such as 'Beautiful Fin', 'Robinson', and 'Cherry'. Singer Aimyung has cited them as the artist she respects the most and has stated that she has been deeply influenced musically. Renowned Japanese film director Ryusuke Hamaguchi, known for directing 〈Drive My Car〉 and 〈Evil Does Not Exist〉, also mentioned them as his favorite band in an interview, making them a musician that spans generations. The main theme song of this movie, 'First Love Crazy (Hatsukoi Crazy)', is included in their acclaimed 7th album [Indigo Chiheisen], which has sold over 1.2 million copies, representing Spitz's unique romantic folk sensibility.

The production team of 〈I Can't Yet Say That Today the Sky is the Best〉 revealed that they are enthusiastic fans of Spitz, stating, "'First Love Crazy' has the most thrilling intro in the world, as mentioned in the movie's dialogue." They shared that their heartfelt intention reached the members of Spitz, leading to the final approval for the song's use. This song will be inserted into an important scene that connects the chance encounters and inevitable farewells of youth, further deepening and refining the emotional line of the work.