Joji is a Japanese-born singer, songwriter and producer who rose to prominence in the 2010s and is associated with alternative R&B, lo-fi, and indie pop styles. Originally known for work as an internet personality, he transitioned to a music career and has been active commercially since the mid-2010s; his recordings are characterized by melancholic, intimate vocals, sparse electronic and R&B-influenced production, and introspective lyrics. GIVĒON is an American R&B singer-songwriter from Detroit who emerged in the late 2010s and early 2020s; his music is noted for its baritone voice, soulful delivery, and modern R&B arrangements that emphasize emotional storytelling and minimalistic, atmospheric production. Both artists are recognized for bringing elements of contemporary R&B into crossover pop contexts and for focusing on mood-driven, personal songwriting.