IU to reunite with Heo Nam-jun for second music video, Edam Entertainment says

Updated 14 Jul 2026 - 5:20 PM
IU to reunite with Heo Nam-jun for second music video, Edam Entertainment says

IU is reuniting with actor Heo Nam-jun to film the music video for her upcoming single, her agency Edam Entertainment announced on Sunday. The collaboration marks the pair’s second music video together after Heo Nam-jun appeared in the visual for her retake song “Never Ending Story” last year. At the time of their first pairing, Heo was still building his acting resume. Since then, he rose in public recognition through his role in the drama “Wicked World”, which wrapped in June. Industry observers noted that the drama helped raise his profile and led to additional appearances.

IU to shoot second music video with actor Heo Nam-jun

Most recently, Heo Nam-jun made a special one-off cameo in IU’s rom-com series “Perfect Crown”, briefly crossing paths with her character in a scene described as an arranged meeting. Fans and media have taken an interest in the creative continuity between IU’s music and screen projects, and this renewed partnership adds to that narrative.

Observers note that pairing a top solo artist like IU with a rising screen actor tends to increase cross-media interest. IU, known as a singer-songwriter and actress, has used cinematic music videos as part of a wider storytelling strategy that often attracts both music fans and drama viewers. That pattern suggests the new release could achieve broad worldwide reach.

Edam Entertainment did not immediately disclose the single’s title, release date or production details, but confirmed that filming would proceed with scheduling coordinated to accommodate both artists’ timetables. The agency’s statement emphasized the intent to showcase a cinematic approach consistent with IU’s recent visual releases.

Supporters of both IU and Heo Nam-jun have reacted positively online, sharing clips of their first collaboration and speculating about concept and chemistry. The music video will likely draw attention not only from music charts but also from viewers tracking the two performers’ professional rapport.


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