"Han So-hee first proposed appearing in XLOV's MV, saying, 'If you need someone, please call me..' [Star Scene]

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Boy group XLOV expressed gratitude toward actress Han So-hee.

On the 27th, a showcase for the release of XLOV's (Wumuti, Louis, Hyun, Haru) second mini-album 'I, God' was held at Gavbin Art Hall in Samsung-dong, Seoul Gangnam-gu.

On that day, Wumuti said, "If I were to summarize my connection with senior Han So-hee in one sentence, I think it is 'a connection bridged by music and art.' Previously, senior Han So-hee used our music in an SNS post. When I heard the news, I rushed over and left a comment thanking her. At that time, senior Han said, 'While listening to our music and viewing all this art, I felt I received a lot of inspiration and opened a door to a new world. I am watching closely and cheering for you,' and she even said we are her fans," mentioning her connection with Han So-hee.

Continuing, Wumuti said, "Since both I and senior So-hee like drawing, the conversation eventually led to a wish to give her a painting as a gift if we get the chance. Later, we truly met and exchanged gifts. When I was about to go to that place, I thought, 'I wish she would appear in the music video,' but senior Han first said, 'Later, even if you just appear as Pedestrian 1 or Pedestrian 2 from behind, if you need people, please call me once.' She also said, 'Just entering the XLOV world for a short while will give me strength and inspiration,' and that promise was fulfilled through this album."

Haru also said, "As expected, senior Han So-hee's acting taught us a lot. We learned a lot as human beings as well. It was a very difficult situation, but thanks to senior So-hee, the atmosphere improved," highly praising Han So-hee's acting skills.

XLOV's new song 'SERVE' is a track that stands out for musical attempts rarely seen in existing K-pop. While permeating the album's identity, the diverse colors of each member are blended throughout.

In particular, actress Han So-hee's support in the 'SERVE' music video drew attention. XLOV and Han So-hee created an overwhelming visual synergy, and within a tense narrative, they captured the process of overcoming imperfection to be reborn as a complete being, themed around 'Pawn promotion,' one of the rules of chess. XLOV's signature voguing performance further boosts immersion in the song.

XLOV's second mini-album 'I, God' will be released at 6 p.m. on the 27th through various online music sites.

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