Utaite Wiki

Hi, Welcome to Utaite Wiki! Before editing, check out the tutorial, and review the requirements before creating new articles. Thanks for your contributions!

READ MORE

Utaite Wiki
Utaite Wiki
Utaite Wiki
2,252
pages
in: Active Singers, Singers with up-to-date covered song list, Male Utaite,
and 6 more

Jel

Sign in to edit
UP-TO-DATE
This utaite's song list is up-to-date as of August 11, 2025 (3 months ago).
This article was last edited by Makudoumee. (Purge) If you feel the list needs an update, please help by doing so.



Jel's Original Song: Hoshi no Nai Yoru wa
 

Jel's Ruma (Rinu with Kairiki Bear) Cover (with Tooi-san)

Jel (ジェル) is an utaite that became more prominent towards the latter half of the 2010s. Described as an ''ikebo'' singer, he tends to sing serious songs or attempts to sing them "sexily". When he was active a member of Strawberry Prince, he was coupled with Nanamori and Satomi as the "older" trio, which tends to get more mature song content.

Before he became prominent as an Utaite, he also uploaded videos as a Situation Voice ASMR streamer. He still continues to do so, but most of the content on his Youtube consists of the Tooi-san series, a collection of short skits set in a parodic otome game world. These will sometimes cross over with Strawberry Prince.

Affiliations and Collaboration Projects[]

List of Covered & Original Songs[]

  1. "Queen of Hearts" (2016.12.09)
  2. "Angelfish" (2017.03.21)
  3. "Scort" (Original Song) (2017.06.16)
  4. "Scort (binural ver.)" (Self-Cover) (2017.07.15)
  5. "LIAR DANCE" (2018.01.07)
  6. "Pierrot" (2017.10.26)
  7. "Ifuudoudou" (2018.01.13)
  8. "Proto Disco" (2018.01.26)
  9. "Merry Bad End" (2018.02.17)
  10. "ROKI" (2018.03.23)
  11. "Wakusei Loop" (2018.04.01)
  12. "Outsider" (2018.04.10)
  13. "Ikkitousen" feat. Root (Matchless Warrior) (2018.05.05)
  14. "Hello Dystopia" (2018.06.15)
  15. "Yī Èr Fanclub" feat. Nanamori (1, 2 Fanclub) (2018.06.28)
  16. "Kinsei no Dance" (2018.07.09)
  17. "Humor Chance!" (2018.07.28)
  18. "Fixer" (2018.08.02)
  19. "Lemon" (2018.08.12)
  20. "Scort" (Self-Cover) (2018.08.30)
  21. "Koshitantan -dance arrange ver.-" (2018.10.12)
  22. "Poker Dance" (Original Song) (2018.12.01)
  23. "Pride Kakumei" (2018.12.11, 27)
  24. "Cherry Hunt" (2019.01.27)
  25. "Otome Kaibou" (2019.02.11)
  26. "Always" (Original song) (2019.03.23)
  27. "JUMP AND FLY" (Original song) (2019.07.27)
  28. "Chuubyou Gekihatsu Boy" feat. Nanamori (2019.10.05)
  29. "Shinobigoi" (Shinobi Love) feat. Nanamori and Tooi-san (Original Song) (2020.01.05)
  30. "Ruma" (2020.03.09)
  31. "Daiyogen" (2020.04.28)
  32. "Haikei, Fubyoudou na Kami-sama e" (2020.05.07)
  33. "Jester" (2020.06.13)
  34. "Nounai Pierrot" (Pierrot in My Mind) feat. Satomi, Jel, and Nanamori (Original Song) (2020.08.08)
  35. "Kuro no Utopia" (Black Utopia) (Original Song) (2021.02.14)
  36. "Anata ni Tsugeru Hajimari no Oto" (Original with Umetora) (2021.02.24)
  37. "Uro" (Original with Jin) (2021.03.31)
  38. "Vampire" (20201.05.04)
  39. "Phony" (2021.08.05)
  40. "Kuusou Electica" (Daydream Electica) feat. Nanamori (Original song) (2021.08.29)
  41. "God-ish" (2021.12.25)
  42. "Ai Kotoba IV" (2022.07.28)
  43. "Tooi Mirai Made Koi wo Shite" (feat. Tooi-san and Friends) (Original Song) (2023.07.28)
  44. "Oni no Utage" (2024.03.13)
  45. "Hoshi no Nai Yoru wa" (Original Song) (2024.07.28)
  46. "Chuubyou Gekihatsu Boy" (Colon & Jel & Shiyun & Akkiy & Shion & Light Akarui feat. Tooi-san) (2025.03.20)
  47. "SPECIALZ" (Jel & Rose & Shiyun) (2025.03.22)
  48. "Chiisana Koi no Uta/MONGOL800" (Colon x Jel x Satomi x Shiyun x Tigusakun x Akkiy x MAZETA x Melt da Tenshi x Mikasakun x Akarui Light) (Original MV) (2025.03.30)
  49. "Memeshikute" ColonJel (2025.07.28)
  50. "Zuutto Issho!" RootJel (2025.08.11)

Commercially Featured[]

  • "Gingira Ginga" with Strawberry Prince - Released on 2020
    • First Opening theme of the Yo-kai Watch Jam: Yo-kai Gakuen Y animated series

  • "Daiuchuu Rendezvous" with Strawberry Prince - Released on August 10, 2020
    • Second Opening Theme of the Yo-kai Watch Jam: Yo-kai Gakuen Y animated series

  • "Risk Taker" with Strawberry Prince - Released on July 4, 2021
    • In commemoration for Identity V 3rd Anniversary

Discography[]

For Strawberry Prince albums, go here



Gallery[]

Jel as seen in his solo album Believe


Trivia[]

  • His blood type is A.
  • He claims that he is from Osaka.
  • He is 175 cm tall.
  • Jel has a cactus that he names Saboko.
  • He is very skilled at voice impressions, able to imitate a female's voice with ease. As well, he can imitate the other members of Strawberry Prince, sometimes doing it to mock them.
  • Jel had confessed on Twitter (after a relationship scandal with another person) that he had had mild mental illness.
  • Jel joined Strawberry Prince when he met Nanamori on Twitter who wanted to make a group with him.
  • There is a possibility that Jel's given name is "Naoto", as the name was heard during one of his livestreams at his parents' home.
  • In one of his "comedy skits" , Jel states that he really likes UNJASH, a comedy duo
  • Jel voices Kagaku Shaman from Yo-kai Watch Jam - Yo-kai Academy Y: Close Encounters of the N Kind
  • Jel says that he orders pizza but he can't finish it himself sometimes [2]
  • For Strawberry Prince's 5th Anniversary, on the official website with the member's message, Jel states that he comes from a well-educated family
    • Before joining StPri, Jel said that Nanamori asked why he didn't sing which hinted that he didn't sing very often
  • His original "Toi-san" series started from a 45-second video posted on Twitter on April 10, 2019.
  • The "Toi-san" (遠井とおいさん) series had accumulated over 10 billion total views across social media platforms as of January 2025.
  • In January 2025, it was announced that Jel's original short anime series "Toi-san" would be adapted into an anime film for Summer 2025. [3]

References[]

  1. ↑ "A song made to celebrate his birthday"
  2. ↑ "Jel can't finish his pizza sometimes"
  3. ↑ Notice regarding Toi-san anime movie adaptation on Toi-san official website
Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.