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The visualizer for KATSEYE’s “Internet Girl,” released on January 2, 2026, is a sleek, hyper-digital immersion into online identity and self-aware pop satire, perfectly complementing the track’s bubbly Y2K vibes. The six members—Sophia, Daniela, Lara, Megan, Yoonchae, and Manon—glide through glitchy virtual realms: scrolling feeds, pixelated avatars, and neon holographic stages, with cascading emojis, viral filters, and quick-cut choreography that mimics double-taps and endle

The music video for Taeyeon’s “Panorama,” released on December 1, 2025, as the title track of her fifth mini-album Panorama  under SM Entertainment, is a breathtakingly expansive and emotionally layered visual odyssey that mirrors the song’s indie-pop introspection with sweeping, panoramic vistas of inner turmoil and serene resolve. Directed with a poetic, wide-lens aesthetic, the video follows Taeyeon as a solitary wanderer traversing vast, dreamlike landscapes—from mist-shr

The music video for RIIZE’s “Fame,” released on November 24, 2025, at 6 p.m. KST as the title track of their second single album under SM Entertainment, is a raw and introspective behind-the-scenes glimpse into the highs and hollows of stardom, blending rage-hip-hop intensity with emotional pop vulnerability to question the true cost of the spotlight. Directed with a gritty, documentary-style edge, the video follows the six members—Shotaro, Eunseok, Sungchan, Wonbin, Sohee, a

The music video for Stray Kids’ “DIVINE” (신선놀음), released on November 27, 2025, as the second title track from their special album SKZ IT TAPE ‘DO IT’ under JYP Entertainment, is a breathtaking fusion of Korean folklore and modern hip-hop swagger, reimagining the group as mythical trickster gods in a visually epic, high-production spectacle. Directed with cinematic grandeur, the video draws from the legendary Jeon Woo-chi and traditional motifs like Ilwolobongdo landscapes, t

The music video for ILLIT’s “Not Cute Anymore,” released on November 24, 2025, at 6 PM KST as the title track of their first single album under BELIFT LAB, is a bold and fantastical declaration of self-reinvention, shattering the group's signature cuteness with a mature, edgy reggae-pop vibe that pulses through surreal, dreamlike worlds. Directed to challenge stereotypes, the video features the five members—Yunah, Minju, Moka, Wonhee, and Iroha—in a narrative of transformatio

The music video for no na's "the one," released on November 20, 2025, as their latest single under 88rising, is a dreamy, introspective R&B-pop voyage through vulnerability and guarded romance, capturing the quartet—Christy Gardena, Esther Geraldine, Baila Fauri, and Shazfa Adesya—in a hazy, sunlit urban haze that blends soft-focus intimacy with subtle surrealism. Directed with a minimalist, ethereal aesthetic, the visuals unfold like a late-afternoon reverie: Christy wanders