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Idol group iKON member Ju-ne talked about what made him cry on the set of the music video for iKON’s new single, “Apology.”
“The director asked me in a cut if I would be able to cry, but I couldn’t really do it,” he said during a group interview at a Seoul cafe on Monday.
“I ended up thinking about my mom, and that made the tears come. I think it came out well in the music video, and I was happy,” he said.
“The director asked me in a cut if I would be able to cry, but I couldn’t really do it,” he said during a group interview at a Seoul cafe on Monday.
“I ended up thinking about my mom, and that made the tears come. I think it came out well in the music video, and I was happy,” he said.
Regarding the other members’ acting, Ju-ne said, “I didn’t get to see everyone else’s shoot, but I liked Bobby’s acting while he was running. It was very dynamic.”
Meanwhile, leader B.I said that member Chan-woo gave the best performance because he had been a child actor. Chan-woo is known for his role as the younger version of Lee Min-ho’s character in the drama “The Heirs.”
The group’s new single “Apology” was released Monday.
By Won Ho-jung (hjwon@heraldcorp.com)
