A movie-like music video in flood of performances, "Snow Road".

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As the music market consumers are focused on idol fans, music videos are often composed of only singers' performances or singing scenes.

However, this fall, actors appear and music videos that look like movies have been released one after another, attracting attention.

Reporter Song Jae-in introduces.

[Reporter] It's the music video for Cho Yong-pil's 20th album title track, "It's Okay to Do It."

Lee So-m, who plays a grandmother with dementia, comforts the moments of her life with her spouse Park Geun-hyung, Jeon Mi-do, and Byun Yo-han as they intersect,

"Now trust yourself, trust yourself"

A large number of famous actors appeared, and it drew attention with its dramatic production of several frames and time and space.

In the additional extended music video released, the actors' lines, which were treated as silent, were revived, adding to the feeling of a movie.

"Honey, you can take your time. You can do that."

The music video of Kim Dong-ryul's new song, "Walk," which came back after 11 months, has poetic landscapes.

The work has been done for nearly a year to capture the temperatures of autumn, winter and spring.

Actor Kim Moo-yeol and rookie Lee Young-ah conveyed the loneliness of their lovers who now live in different seasons with only their steps, eyes, and backside.

"Can I cry"

In addition, actor Lim Soo-jung appeared in a music video for the first time in 10 years, including Sunwoo Jung-ah's fourth album title song, "See You," which played jealousy, compassion, and loneliness.

With a series of epic music videos that maximize immersion and emotion in the lyrics, the music market has become richer this fall.

I'm Song Jaein of YTN.

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video: Eunkyung Lee
Screen provided by Cho Yong-pil, Kim Dong-ryul, and Sun Woo-junga official YouTube