Jung Kook’s “SEVEN” review: A hero on a mission to save the most important thing – his lover
Jung Kook tells a simple message of love through an impressive cinematic piece, drawing attention.
Recently, Jung Kook released his first solo “SEVEN” to mark a new chapter in his career. The song features the American rapper Latto and an up-and-coming actress Han So Hee. The song and its MV have become the talk of the town on social media and have broken records on the music charts. Set in Los Angeles, the MV shows off a unique aesthetic that appeals to viewers.
Love you “7 days a week,” Monday to Sunday
The song highlights a soulful acoustic guitar sound from the UK Garage genre (a piece of popular electronic dance music in the 90s) and captures attention with a catchy and addictive tone. The song quickly breaks into the top of Korean digital music charts, securing first place on the MelOn chart after 15 hours of release. Moreover, “SEVEN” also convey deeply affectionate lyrics that touch even the toughest listener.
In a press conference, Jung Kook shared his inspiration behind “SEVEN,” saying it stemmed from his yearning to be with his loved ones from Monday to Sunday. A romantic love imbues the chorus that reads: “Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.”
Han So Hee is Jung Kook’s entire “world”
“SEVEN” is told in seven different stories corresponding to seven days a week where the couple is in a cycle of fighting and mending. The MV uses different metaphors just to say the world would blow up if Jung Kook makes his lover mad.
The color palette is intertwined between light and dark set in a sepia-colored city, creating a heroic image for Jung Kook. It is to say the singer is rescuing the world, and what is trying to save is his relationship with Han So Hee.
Throughout 7 days, every time Jung Kook approaches Han So Hee, their surroundings are turned into a catastrophe. He has to overcome many obstacles and ordeals just to reach his lover and say his apology. The idol has to resort to desperate means just to apologize for his mistakes – even if it means faking his death.
After every attempt, Han So Hee finally gives in. The world is saved from destruction, and the couple has their sweet moments.
“SEVEN” is the most accurate depiction of Jung Kook’s message of love. His acting shines beside his partner, showcasing flexible expressions and a natural charm on-screen. He boasts great synergy with Han So Hee in the smallest gestures. They go through every stage of a relationship, from intense fallout to a warm reunion in the end, making viewers melt.
Source: k14
