Jung Nutcase may be on the incline of his compulsory military help, yet the BTS vocalist has still delivered his new video for “Disdain You,” a track off his as of late delivered collection Brilliant.
The video coordinates the melody — co-composed by Shawn Mendes — with a similarly grave visual where Jung Crackpot recounts the verses alone while neglecting a cityscape.
“Crowds are taken on a groundbreaking excursion close by the craftsman as the video unfurls, moving from a melancholic high contrast mood to an explosion of varieties with the lively tints reinvigorating the visuals,” Success and HYBE said of the video.
“‘Disdain You’ is a pop song track that brings out a profound flood of feelings with a basic mix of lofi piano and Jung Nut-job’s vocals. It depicts the disastrous snapshot of constraining oneself to abhor one’s honest cherished as the adoration one feels is an excessive amount to handle.”
As of late, Jung Nutcase has refreshed his Brilliant with pop remixes including Justin Timberlake (“3D”) and Usher (“Remaining Close to You”).
In November, the vocalist shared a report on his tactical enrollment in a note to Armed force, saying he was prepared to “begin another excursion.” It was subsequently uncovered that he would enroll close by individual BTS part Jimin.
“As I share this news, I feel weighty on one hand, and then again, I’m helped to remember valuable recollections with Armed force, so my heart heats up,” he composed. “Each second I’ve enjoyed with you has been the most brilliant a great time. Armed force’s chuckling, backing, and love drove me to this point. Much thanks for supporting my fantasy and strolling with me quietly.”
