IU reveals how BTS’ V was solid within the ‘Love Wins All’ music video

Singer-songwriter IU has opened up about how BTS singer V was solid within the music video for her new single, ‘Love Wins All’.

Final week, IU made her long-awaited comeback along with her new single ‘Love Wins All’. Within the music video, she and the BTS member star as a pair preventing to outlive in a dystopian world as they recall their blissful reminiscences from the previous.

In a brand new behind-the-scenes clip, IU defined how she ended up casting V within the video, sharing that she and director Um Tae-hwa had come to the conclusion throughout discussions that the male lead needed to “possess the temper of a younger boy, however give off a really cool and dependable feeling after the transformation”.

The singer added that, at first, she was unsure if they’d be capable to discover anyone like that. Nevertheless, she shared that she had been involved with V over a special matter on the time, and requested him to star within the video after realising that he could be appropriate for the function.

“I despatched him the music first, and V cherished the music,” she revealed. “He listened to ‘Love Wins All’ and fortunately determined to star within the music video. He stated. ‘I like the tune, I need to do it’.”

Elsewhere within the behind-the-scenes clip, V shared that he additionally agreed to the challenge as he had needed to work with Um. “The director of the music video was Director Um Tae-hwa, who filmed Concrete Utopia, so I believed it could be a valuable reminiscence to work on a bit with him,” he stated.

“When IU known as me, I stated I ought to hearken to the tune first. After I listened to it, I knew I’d remorse it a lot if I don’t do the video as a result of it suited my tastes a lot,” V added. “So, I made a decision to do it.”

In associated information, IU is gearing as much as embark on her huge 2024 ‘H.E.R.’ world tour, which can happen from March to August this 12 months. The 29-date tour will function live shows in Asia, Europe and the US.