Music Video Appearances by 'Queen of Tears' Stars Kim Ji-won and Kim Soo Hyun

AKP STAFF

The strategic casting of K-drama luminaries in K-pop music videos represents a masterstroke in visual storytelling, serving to underscore the dynamic interplay between these powerhouse sectors of the Korean entertainment industry. This fusion not only enriches the narrative depth of the music videos but also leverages the considerable star power of these actors, drawing on a broader audience and fostering an unforgettable cultural experience that resonates beyond geographical confines. Esteemed for their riveting performances on screen, actors Kim Ji-won and Kim Soo-hyun, both hailed for their roles in "Queens of Tears" with their dynamic depth, have notably lent their talents to this cross-industry collaboration, further elevating music videos with their celebrated acting prowess.

Kim Ji-won, known for her acting prowess in hit K-dramas like "My Liberation Notes," "Descendants of the Sun," and “The Heirs,” made stunning appearances in music videos, captivating viewers with her beauty and presence. Let's explore the mesmerizing videos featuring her:

Gossip Boy - Younha

"Prior to her official acting debut, Kim Ji-won made a captivating appearance in Younha's music video for "Gossip Boy" in 2008. She showcased her musical talent by playing the keyboard and being a background vocalist.

Lollipop Pt. 2 - BIGBANG

"Lollipop pt. 2" is a CF music video for cellphone LG Cyon by K-pop legend BIGBANG. Released in 2010, featuring Kim Ji-won, though not a K-pop MV, her appearance in BIGBANG's promotional single captivated audiences.

Til the Sun Rises - Baek Seung Heon

Witness Kim Ji-won's mesmerizing portrayal of former TVXQ member Kim Jaejoong’s love interest in "Til the Sun Rises" by Baek Seung-heon. Her exceptional acting prowess elevates the storyline. Fans are still waiting for the full version of the music video.

Kim Soo-hyun, known for his captivating performances in dramas like "My Love from the Star" and "It's Okay to Not Be Okay," also astonished fans with his appearance in the K-pop music video "Ending Scene" by IU. His charismatic aura and acting prowess shone brightly, elevating the music video's storyline and leaving fans of both artists mesmerized and delighted.