"You Can Be Weird Your Whole Life": IU Sends a Perfect Love Song to Yoo In-na [★FOCUS]

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Singer IU sent a perfect love song to her close friend, actress Yoo In-na.

On the afternoon of the 10th at 6 p.m., IU released the music video for her new song "Dear My Crazy Soulmate" through her official YouTube channel.

In the music video released that day, IU appeared as a police officer alongside actor Sim Dal-gi. During an ordinary daily routine, actress Kim Young-ok suddenly appeared and threw a small stone at the police station, shattering a window. Kim Young-ok's wrist was handcuffed for intentionally throwing the stone.

Afterward, Kim Young-ok visited a detention center or prison where actress Na Moon-hee worked as a correctional officer. Although they had originally planned to celebrate Na Moon-hee's birthday together, it turned out that Kim Young-ok had intentionally thrown a stone at the police station because Na Moon-hee's shift changed due to her busy schedule.

Matching the lyrics, Kim Young-ok said, "You must be disappointed," and Na Moon-hee replied in sync with the song, "You can be weird your whole life in front of me." Afterward, Kim Young-ok made a cake for Na Moon-hee and celebrated her birthday.

After some time passed, Kim Young-ok returned home but soon secretly placed a stone on the police station window frame again and turned herself in. Everything was done to meet her friend Na Moon-hee.

This music video, filled with friendship and love, delivered heavy emotion alongside its lovely visuals created through adorable direction. In particular, IU added the short phrase "For Yoo In-na" in the description box of the song's music video, revealing that this song and video were made exclusively for Yoo In-na, further warming hearts.

Yeon Ye-gye (CEO)_IU and Yoo In-na, known as close friends, have maintained their bond since appearing together on the SBS variety program "Heroes" in 2010.

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