Yakuza 0 - Judgement (Kiryu by Me) Chi

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Short fan cover of Kiryu singing Judgement Shinpan from Yakuza 0, clipped from a Lessons in Love video and used for karaoke and gaming meme edits.

This is a half second fan sung snippet of Judgement Shinpan, the karaoke song performed by Kazuma Kiryu in Yakuza 0. The clip captures a single sung phrase in a clear, earnest vocal tone, without backing music, so the voice sits right at the front. Because it is so brief and dramatic, it lands like a sudden musical sting, giving a normal moment an over the top serious feeling. Fans recognise the reference instantly, while other viewers just hear an intense, out of context burst of singing.

Judgement Shinpan is one of the karaoke tracks Kazuma Kiryu can perform in Yakuza 0, the 2015 prequel in Sega's Yakuza series. Its earnest rock delivery made it a favourite among fans, separate from the game's crime drama story. This soundboard version is not the game audio, it is a short portion of a creator singing the song themselves, taken from one of their Lessons in Love videos. Short fan covers like this circulate in gaming communities as quick reaction clips and in jokes between players who know the karaoke minigame.

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What is this sound?

This clip is a very short fan cover of Judgement Shinpan, the karaoke song Kazuma Kiryu performs in Yakuza 0. It lasts about half a second and features only the creator's sung voice, taken from one of their Lessons in Love videos.

Who sings Judgement in Yakuza 0?

In Yakuza 0, Judgement Shinpan is performed by protagonist Kazuma Kiryu during the karaoke minigame. This soundboard clip is different though, it is a fan singing the part themselves rather than the original in game vocal performance by Kiryu's voice actor.

How do people use this clip?

Creators drop it as a brief dramatic sting over reveals, reactions and gaming edits where a serious tone is funny out of context. Because it is so short, it works best as a single hit rather than background audio.