Title: Bis (Japanese rock band)
Content:  Bis ("bis" for "visual", ヴィジュアル) was a Japanese visual kei rock band formed in July 2004 and originally signed to the Free-Will sub-division of PS Company.
Title: Bis (Japanese idol group)
Content:  Bis adopt an image very different from the traditional idol group. Their music videos touch on themes such as point-of-view pornography and sexual violence, attracting both positive and negative attitudes from viewers. Pour Lui notes that many are difficult to watch, and Avex staff member Ryuta Ochi explains "They [Bis] wanted to make a deliberate uglification of idol events." The image of a typical idol is generally accepted as being pure and good-natured, which Bis reject. A 2014 photoshoot in Weekly Playboy saw them fully nude and covered in fake semen. In December 2013, they posed nude for the magazine Quick Japan. Their debut was rather down to earth musically, though since their switch to a major label they have explored genres such as digital hardcore, noise music, and ska punk. The majority of Bis songs have lyrics written by the 
Title: Bis (film)
Content:  Bis is a 2015 French comedy film directed by Dominique Farrugia. The film is starring Kad Merad and Franck Dubosc.
Title: Bis (Japanese idol group)
Content:  Bis were signed to the major label Avex Trax in mid-2012, and auditioned for new members to join the group. This led to the initiation of Yurika Wakisaka and Rio Michibayashi, giving Bis a total of five members. Their first release with Avex was the July single "PPCC" (an acronym standing for the onomatopoeic phrase "pero-pero chu-cchu", meaning "lick-lick kiss-kiss"), and a horror film about and starring the group, titled Idol Is Dead, was released in the same year. The film did not feature Wakisaka or Michibayashi, having been filmed before their debut. October 2012 saw the release of their first major album, Idol Is Dead, which featured seven new songs, "PPCC", a cover of Shinichi Osawa's "Our Song" in a shoegaze style, and re-recordings of several of their tracks as an indie group. It charted at #30 on the Oricon weekly charts, and was their highest-ranking release so far in their career. Around the same time, a short anime series about Bis titled "Backstage idol Story" aired on Space Shower TV.
Title: Bis (Japanese idol group)
Content:  2012 saw Bis, a three-member group for the second time, announce a new single, to be titled "Idol" (アイドル) and featuring a change in image. It was advertised with the tagline "Let's buy the same CD over and over again", referring to the marketing technique used by the management of idol groups to encourage fans to purchase several copies of a CD single. Before the single's release, the music video for "Idol" was uploaded to Bis' official YouTube channel and was met with criticism; the once shocking, punk rock Bis were singing a very typical cute idol song, wearing maid outfits and simpering. However, this video (with its deliberate parody of idol groups) was revealed to be a joke at the expense of their fans. It was then made private and a new video for a different song, titled "Idol", was released. "Idol"'s metal-inspired sound was strongly different from the exaggerated cuteness of "Idol". Both songs were eventually released on the HMV-exclusive CD single in April, the group's last release on an indie label.
Title: Bis (Scottish band)
Content:  Bis (stylised as bis ) are a Scottish indie pop band composed of Steven Clark (Sci-fi Steven), John Clark (John Disco), and Amanda MacKinnon (Manda Rin), formed in 1994. The band's name, rhyming with 'this', derives from "black iron skyline", a lyric from the song "Twilight of a Champion" by The The. The band broke up in 2003, but re-formed briefly in 2007 for a series of concerts. In 2009 they re-formed again this time with a bass player and a drummer, and released a fourth album in 2014. Their fifth album, Slight Disconnects, was released in February 2019.
Title: Bis (Scottish band)
Content:  From 1997 to 2001, Bis released three mainstream albums: The New Transistor Heroes, Social Dancing, and Return to Central. The band enjoyed a period of success in Japan, selling nearly 100,000 copies of their debut album in its first week of release, but future releases failed to match its success in Japan. The song "Eurodisco", from Social Dancing, became a minor success for the band in Australia as well as the UK. Their song "Detour" was also given some radio airplay in the U.S. and was included in the 2000 film Bring It On. The band gained some American popularity in 1998, when they recorded the closing credits theme to the animated series The Powerpuff Girls. They also did a punk version of the theme for 2002's The Powerpuff Girls Movie. The band broke up in March 2003, after playing a farewell show at King Tut's Wah Wah Hut.
Title: Bis (film)
Content: Kad Merad as Patrice Olesky ; Franck Dubosc as Eric Drigeard ; Alexandra Lamy as Caroline ; Gérard Darmon as Eric's father ; Julien Boisselier as Patrice's father ; Anne Girouard as Eric's mother ; Eléonore Bernheim as Patrice's mother ; Antonin Chalon as Patrice (teenager) ; Fabian Wolfrom as Eric (teenager) ; Eden Ducourant as Elodie (teenager) ; Élodie Hesme as Anne ; Ariane Brodier as Sabrina ; Alix Bénézech as Sandrine ; Emeline Sannier as Chloé 
Title: Bis (Japanese idol group)
Content:  Bis (stylized as BiS), also known as Brand-new idol Society (新生アイドル研究会), is a Japanese idol group that was founded in 2010 by leader Pour Lui following a brief solo career. With music, performances and videos that are extremely different from the typical idol group, Bis have come to be known as "alternative" idols. They disbanded at Yokohama Arena on July 8, 2014. Exactly two years after their disbandment on July 8, 2016, it was announced by Pour Lui, Kenta Matsukuma and Junnosuke Watanabe that Bis would reform under a new lineup including Pour Lui, and that auditions were going to be held. On March 30, 2019, Bis announced that they would break up at the end of their "Are You Ready To Go?" tour. On March 30, 2019, at the same time that the second generation announced their disbandment, Watanabe announced that he would be holding closed auditions for a third generation of BiS, and the new and current members officially debuted at Tokyo Idol Festival on August 4, 2019.
Title: Bis (Scottish band)
Content: "Sweet Shop Avengerz" (1997, Tristar/Sony) – (1997, Wiiija) UK No. 46, SCO No. 37 ; "Everybody Thinks That They're Going To Get Theirs" (1997, Wiiija & Shock) – (1997, Tristar/Sony) UK No. 64, SCO No. 56 ; "Tell It to the Kids" (1997, Sony Japan) ; "Kid Cut (Demo Version)" (1997) (One-sided 7" single given out at gigs in Glasgow and London) ; "Eurodisco" (1998, Wiiija, Grand Royal/Capitol) UK No. 37, AUS No. 54, BE No. 41, SCO No. 27 ; "Action and Drama" (1999, Wiiija, Shock) UK No. 50, SCO No. 45 ; "Detour" (1999, Wiiija & Grand Royal) UK No. 80, SCO No. 72 ; "What You're Afraid Of" (2001, spinART) ; "Protection" (2001, Tilt) ; "The End Starts Today" (2002, Artful) ; "Rulers and the States" (2014, Rough Trade) ; "Keep Your Darkness" (2014, Do Yourself In Records) ; "Minimum Wage" (2014, Do Yourself In Records) ; "Twilight Cafe" (2014, Do Yourself In Records) 

Question: What genre is Bis?
Answer: indie pop.
indie pop music.
indie-pop.
indiepop.