K.Will’s seventh mini-album “All The Way”and its title track “No Sad Song For My Broken Heart”were released on June 20th at 6 PM, along with the accompanying music video.
The latest release from K.Will explores the themes of “self”and “relationships”. The album captures the range of emotions, from joy to sorrow, that individuals go through when forming connections with others, with the goal of connecting with listeners on a profound level.
The heart-wrenching breakup song, “No Sad Song For My Broken Heart,”was a collaboration between singer-songwriter Yoon Sang and lyricist Kim Eana. K.Will’s emotional vocals added to the raw emotion of the track.
Prior to its debut, the song garnered a great deal of anticipation from fans worldwide. This was amplified by the news that Seo In-guk and Ahn Jae-hyun, who previously appeared in K.Will’s “Please Don’t…”music video, would also be featured in the upcoming video.
The previous music video made waves globally with its unexpected plot twist, earning it the nickname “World Gay”because of the fervent admiration for its characters by fans. The latest music video picks up the narrative from “Please Don’t…”.
In the video, Seo In-guk and Ahn Jae-hyun are seen spending time together, enjoying drinks and engaging in deep conversations. As Seo In-guk becomes intoxicated, he finds himself gazing at Ahn Jae-hyun’s lips while he sleeps, showing signs of inner turmoil.
Ultimately, with a quivering voice, Seo In-guk asks Ahn Jae-hyun if he can hug him just once, and confesses that there is something he has not told him. Ahn Jae-hyun, confused, watches as Seo In-guk embraces him. The scene then cuts to a funeral, revealing Seo In-guk’s passing.
The surprising conclusion left viewers in disbelief. Responses included remarks such as “I feel deceived”and “Did the trailer mislead us?”
Different interpretations of the music video surfaced. A few viewers pointed out the broken clock displaying 10:11, which happens to be the release date of “Please Don’t…”. They also theorized that the final time shown, 6:20, possibly signifies the release date of the upcoming song. Some viewers also perceived the white butterflies surrounding Seo In-guk as a symbol hinting at his eventual demise.
During a recent interview with My Daily, K.Will shared that there was discussion of creating a prequel to ‘Please Don’t…’, but ultimately it was decided to continue the story. K.Will expressed gratitude towards Seo In-guk and Ahn Jae-hyun for their enthusiastic involvement in the project.
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