Here are 7 K-Pop Music Videos Inspired by Movies, the Latest is RED VELVET's Music Video!

Kapanlagi.com - A music video usually has an interesting concept. This is certainly used so that the music video can be enjoyed well by fans and also successfully conveys the content of the song being performed. An idea for a music video concept can come from anywhere. Of course, the more unique the concept, the more famous the music video will be.

One unique music video concept is a music video that takes its concept or is inspired by a movie. From makeup, wardrobe, to the sequence of scenes shown in the music video, they resemble a film but in the form of a music video. Many boy groups and girl groups have used a movie theme for their music videos. Here are 7 music videos inspired by films, and the latest one is from RED VELVET!

1. TWICE – “What Is Love”

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First, there is a music video from the girl group under JYP Entertainment, TWICE. TWICE with their music video titled “What is Love” actually takes a theme from films. Not just from one film, but this music video takes inspiration from several films, including LA LA LAND, LABOUM, TWILIGHT, and LOVE LETTER. In this music video, the 9 members, namely Jihyo, Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Chaeyoung, Dahyun, Sana, Mina, Tzuyu, and Momo wear costumes and are set against backgrounds that correspond to the films that inspired their music video.

2. SHINee- “Married To The Music”

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Secondly, there is a music video from the boy group from SM Entertainment, SHINee, with their song titled “Married to The Music.” This music video from SHINee is inspired by a musical film titled ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW. In this MV, they present slapstick comedy scenes along with some horror scenes performed by SHINee members, namely Onew, Jonghyun, Key, Taemin, and Minho. The music video is very interesting because it has a funny and horror impression within it.

3. Taeyeon – “What Do I Call You”

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Taeyeon with her music video titled “What Do I Call You” is inspired by the film ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND. This music video tells the story of two ex-lovers trying to forget each other’s memories. Taeyeon looks beautiful with her makeup and outfit in this music video.

4. BTS – “Black Swan”

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The BTS music video for the song “Black Swan” is inspired by the film of the same name. The MV, released on March 4, 2020, has a dark concept similar to that of the film. Another interesting point in this MV is the focus on contemporary dance showcased by Jimin BTS in the music video.

5. EXO – “Lightsaber”

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The music video of EXO with the title “Lightsaber” is a music video that collaborates with one of the popular films, STAR WARS. In this music video, three members can be seen, namely Baekhyun, Kai, and Sehun, holding their lightsabers in their respective locations.

6. WINNER- “Hold”

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Next, there is a music video from the boy group under YG Entertainment, WINNER. WINNER with the music video “Hold” takes references from several scenes of the popular Korean film, PARASITE. Besides that, this music video is very interesting and funny, telling the story of Jinwoo, Mino, Seunghoon, and Seungyoon as protective older brothers who like to tease their younger sister, Suhyun AKMU.

7. Red Velvet – “Cosmic”

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The latest and newest girl group from SM Entertainment is Red Velvet. Red Velvet recently released their latest music video with the song titled “Cosmic.” It is very clear in the MV that they took inspiration from a popular Hollywood film, MIDSOMMAR. This can be seen from the background in the MV, the dance movements, and also several accessories like flowers and the outfits worn, which closely resemble those in the film MIDSOMMAR.

So, those were 7 K-Pop music videos inspired by films. The 7 music videos definitely have interesting concepts and will be even better combined with the melodies and visuals from the idols in those music videos. Now, besides those 7 music videos, which other music videos have a film concept?

(kpl/fag)