Music Videos

Photo Credits: NTT Docomo Studio & Live. Sony Music Japan Cosmosy’s launch into the music scene with “Princess=Kiss” has sparked a gentle but growing wave of excitement among K-pop and J-pop fans, many of whom are drawn to the group’s unique blend of fantasy-rich concepts and soft romantic imagery. The song and its music video are being praised for the dreamy, pastel visuals and innocent choreography, laying the foundation for Cosmosy’s identity as a team merging the best of both worlds from Korea and Japan. Early fan reactions show global curiosity, with comments appreciating the “sweet concept” of “Princess=Kiss” and

Photo/ Video Credits: SM Entertainment Hearts2Hearts’ “Pretty Please” delivers a nostalgic yet fresh listening experience that beautifully blends classic SM Entertainment vibes with a contemporary R&B-pop sound. The track stands out for its ethereal vocal layering and mid-tempo rhythm that feels simultaneously soothing and vibrant. While the song evokes memories of legendary first-generation SM girl groups, it also carves its own space with a charm that feels both retro and modern. The lyrics express the delicate excitement of a shared journey and the simple joy found in a partner’s presence, wrapped in a light, dreamy atmosphere characteristic of the era

Photo Credits: Starship Entertainment When Dayoung broke free from the familiar orbit of WJSN, a new era in K-pop’s pop-rock narrative quietly began. Her number one rockstar MV, underscored by guitar riffs and cinematic visuals, isn’t merely a B-side—it’s a declaration. Strolling through LA streets with the vintage swagger of a film protagonist, Dayoung claims her own electronic billboard, and rightfully, the spotlight, for a story that’s been building for years. Dayoung’s journey to this moment was anything but an overnight leap. As a member of WJSN (Cosmic Girls), she spent nine years in the ensemble, playing her part in

Photo/Video Credits: Big Hit Music CORTIS has unveiled their music video for "JoyRide," a captivating track from their debut EP "COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES," released by HYBE Labels. Shot against the breathtaking landscapes of New Zealand and directed by Bang Jae Yeob, the video features a unique reverse-motion narrative that invites viewers to piece together a story unfolding backwards amid sweeping scenic beauty. This cinematic approach complements the song’s blend of alternative rock and pop, with the group members sharing writing and composition credits—highlighting their identity as a young creator crew. The lyrics of "JoyRide" evoke a bittersweet sense of

Photo Credits: MODHAUS Sony Music Japan (JP) tripleS is pushing creative boundaries again with their latest single “Password,” a track and music video that skillfully unravels the invisible storms swirling inside the hearts of the group’s members. Released as the lead single from their first Japanese EP "SecretHimitsuBimil," “Password” blends sharp choreography, sleek digital production, and a lyrical focus on secrecy and self-discovery that resonates in both Japanese and global K-pop fandoms. In the video, viewers are drawn into a world where vivid colors and emotive expressions hint at private struggles and untold dreams, with each member’s gaze telling its own

Photo Credits: JYP Entertainment KickFlip, the fresh faces of K-pop’s new generation, return with their third mini album, "My First Flip," set to release on September 22, 2025. The pre-release music video for the track "My First Love Song #1" offers a soft, heartfelt narrative that perfectly complements the group’s youthful energy and evolving artistic identity. With a growing fanbase drawn to their charismatic performances and catchy, relatable songs, KickFlip is carving out a niche that blends playful innocence with polished pop sensibilities. The members exude a natural charisma that feels both approachable and aspirational, their chemistry evident in every

Photo Credits: XGALX Company XG sweep into a new epoch with the unveiling of their first full album and the pre-release single “GALA,” accompanied by group teasers that serve as a masterclass in modern allure. The imagery is steeped in a sophisticated collision of textures: metallic sheens drape alongside crisp monochrome, while bold silhouettes and artful layering offer a glimpse into the group’s evolving sartorial language. Each member emerges as both muse and icon, their presence styled not as mere performers but as originators of tomorrow’s trends—their gaze unwavering, their configuration unmistakably intentional. In the “GALA” music video, this orchestrated

Photo Credits: SM Entertainment Suho of EXO has unveiled his fourth mini album Who Are You alongside the release of its striking music video and photo concept series, drawing fans into a reflective world layered with emotion and artistry. The album’s visual direction expands on themes of identity and self-discovery, with the MV weaving a cinematic narrative of mystery and vulnerability, contrasted by Suho’s commanding presence. Each frame feels carefully composed, balancing bold aesthetics with delicate storytelling, giving audiences a glimpse into his evolution as both artist and performer. The accompanying photos present Suho in a range of looks—from sharply tailored ensembles