It’s a chemistry unlike no other, IU and BTS’ V charms fans with the “Love Wins All” music video.
Channeling their inner K-drama magic, everyone instantly fell in love with IU‘s comeback single, “Love Wins All.” The song showcases a star-studded cast that features K-pop superstar and BTS member Kim Taehyung, popularly known as “V.”
Following the music video’s poster on X on January 19, Uenas (IU fans) and ARMYs (BTS fans) were thrilled to witness the duo’s skit. Furthermore, the single’s comeback clip and photo teasers fueled everyone’s excitement.
Upon the release of the “Love Wins All” video, it had garnered over 34,595,177 views in one week and had been on the number one spot on YouTube music trending. The song also bagged the top spot on Melon’s Top 100. The recognition the song received during and after its release makes IU the first female soloist to top the chart.
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“Love Wins All” also earned its reputation as 2024’s first song that is considered K-pop “All-Kill” certified. A term in the K-pop industry to address a song that tops the daily, weekly, and in real-time. It had overwhelming streams on music platforms such as Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music.
The song tells yet another story, accompanied by very artistic visuals. IU and V are portrayed as lovers in a post-apocalyptic theme. The two were dressed in ragged wedding attire that created very dramatic and melancholic scenes that brought a different level of the song’s interpretation and visuals. Truly, the MV moved everyone’s emotions, both heartbreakingly and sentimentally.
Behind-the-scenes footage of the said MV was later posted on IU’s YouTube channel, showcasing the duo’s close friendship. BTS’ V was also a guest on IU’s talk show, “IU’s Palette,” in September 2023.
IU is also preparing for a world tour, 2024 IU H.E.R. World Tour concert starting March 2 at KSPO Dome in Seoul.
Source: EDAM Official
