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The music video for NiziU’s “Too Bad,” released on March 30, 2026, as the title track of their third Japanese single under Sony Music Japan, is a sleek, confident, and sassy girl-crush anthem that showcases the group’s sharp growth and charisma. Directed with a stylish, high-fashion concept, the video features the nine members—Mako, Rio, Maya, Riku, Ayaka, Mayuka, Rima, Miihi, and Nina—in chic black-and-red outfits, dominating a sleek, modern warehouse-turned-runway set with

The music video for SB19 and Jolin Tsai’s “Emoji,” released on March 31, 2026, is a vibrant, playful, and culturally fun collaboration that mixes Filipino energy with Taiwanese pop flair. The MV features the five SB19 members (Pablo, Josh, Stell, Ken, and Justin) alongside Jolin Tsai in colorful, high-energy scenes filled with emoji-themed visuals, neon lights, and dynamic dance sequences. The concept revolves around expressing feelings through emojis in the digital age, with

The music video for Kep1er’s “I KILLA,” released on March 31, 2026, as the title track of their eighth mini-album Kep1er Up under WAKEONE Entertainment, is a bold, fierce, and stylish girl-crush comeback that showcases the group’s upgraded confidence and sharp performance power. Directed with a sleek, dark concept, the MV features the seven members—Choi Yujin, Xiaoting, Kim Chaehyun, Kim Dayeon, Hikaru, Huening Bahiyyih, and Seo Youngeun—in chic black outfits with striking re

The music video for BTS’s “2.0” , released on April 1st, 2026 (as part of their fifth studio album ARIRANG ), is a stylish, high-concept noir-inspired visual that leans into intense, cinematic storytelling with a touch of dark humor. Directed with sharp, film-like precision, the MV draws clear inspiration from the iconic hallway fight scene in the 2003 Korean film Oldboy . It opens with a tense, crowded hallway scene filled with noisy men, building suspense as an elevator doo

The music video for Irene’s “Biggest Fan,” released on March 30, 2026, as the title track of her debut full-length solo album Biggest Fan under SM Entertainment, is a stylish and empowering performance piece that radiates self-love and confidence. Directed with a sleek, urban-chic aesthetic, the video follows Irene as she confidently walks through a bustling subway station, turning the everyday platform into her personal stage. Adoring female fans greet her warmly along the w

The music video for Yuna’s “Ice Cream,” released on March 24, 2026, as her first solo single under JYP Entertainment, is a bright, refreshing, and effortlessly charming summer pop track wrapped in a cute yet confident visual. Shot with a vibrant, pastel-drenched aesthetic, the MV follows Yuna as a playful ice cream shop owner in a dreamy, candy-colored town. She serves up sweet treats while dancing through sunlit streets, colorful parlors, and rooftop terraces, radiating her