IU and BTS’ V are in top form in ‘Love Wins All’ music video
This year, South Korean sensation IU will release a new album. Prior to the album announcement, IU released her pre-release song 'Love Wins All' on january 24, 2024. The song also features BTS member v as IU's boyfriend. The two is seen having some sizzling chemistry in this melancholy ballad about love, happiness, and the end.
Set in a zombie-apocalyptic world, IU and v are seen fleeing from a square-boxed-looking extraterrestrial who has caused chaos. In this colourless environment, IU and v share a few moments of joy and happiness before reaching the conclusion. The lyrics are sad throughout, with lines like "Dearest, Darling, My Universe, would you take me along?" To a place where I can't fantasise with my limited imagination.
The piano notes accentuate IU's delicate voice, creating a sad tune to hear and experience. The graphics lend a warm touch to the song, which already has a powerful impact. IU begins with a delicate, breathy voice as she welcomes us to the world, then rising to a high pitch to express her anxiety of the eventual conclusion. BTS fans are already fond of Taehyung's acting abilities, and this song delves deeper into his actor side in a more mature way. This is perhaps V's first full-length song outside of BTS and solo songs.
Set in a zombie-apocalyptic world, IU and v are seen fleeing from a square-boxed-looking extraterrestrial who has caused chaos. In this colourless environment, IU and v share a few moments of joy and happiness before reaching the conclusion. The lyrics are sad throughout, with lines like "Dearest, Darling, My Universe, would you take me along?" To a place where I can't fantasise with my limited imagination.
The piano notes accentuate IU's delicate voice, creating a sad tune to hear and experience. The graphics lend a warm touch to the song, which already has a powerful impact. IU begins with a delicate, breathy voice as she welcomes us to the world, then rising to a high pitch to express her anxiety of the eventual conclusion. BTS fans are already fond of Taehyung's acting abilities, and this song delves deeper into his actor side in a more mature way. This is perhaps V's first full-length song outside of BTS and solo songs.