Is it a movie? Ryu Su-jeong, a kitschy mood not seen during her Lovelyz activities

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Lovelyz member Ryu Su-jeong showcased diverse visual direction.

On the 12th and 13th, Ryu Su-jeong released music videos for the mini album's fourth track, "ALL THE COLORS I AM," featuring the songs "Lucky Charms" and "shoulda woulda coulda," via her official SNS and YouTube channel.

Ryu Su-jeong has been sequentially releasing music videos for all tracks on the album, garnering intense daily reactions. In the pre-released music video for "Crying to," which came out one day before the album launch, she left a strong impression singing with only her voice and no accompaniment. For the title track "Diamond," she expressed free-spirited movement by shedding glamorous attire to embrace her authentic self.

The subsequently released music video for "Lucky Charms" featured multiple versions of Ryu Su-jeong, sensibly conveying the message that believing in oneself is most important. Notably, it depicted three versions of Ryu Su-jeong taking a drive together in one car, animated to create a fairy-tale-like and dreamy atmosphere. A retro mood was blended in, enhancing the video's unique charm.

The music video for "shoulda woulda coulda" wittily captured the song's atmosphere of lingering attachment and regret over a past relationship by likening it to a sports race on a track. From school uniforms to a vibrant turquoise hairstyle and a look with long black hair and black wings, various versions of Ryu Su-jeong from past activities raced toward the goal alongside a turtle on the track. They all crossed the finish line together, and even the turtle completed the race, bringing a cheerful conclusion.

Released on the 11th, the mini album "ALL THE COLORS I AM" captures the diverse facets of Ryu Su-jeong that cannot be defined by a single color. The title track "Diamond" is a song expressing the realization that what makes one shine already exists within oneself. Recently signing an exclusive contract with comprehensive entertainment company All My Anecdotes, Ryu Su-jeong collaborated with chief producer Lee Hae-in to participate in lyric writing for the album, demonstrating deeper musical capabilities.

Notably, during her comeback performance on MBC's "Show! Music Core" on the 12th, Ryu Su-jeong took the stage barefoot and drew attention by performing a routine of removing all the jewelry she was wearing. While dancing alongside dancers with turquoise hairstyles, she showcased her unwavering live singing skills.

Meanwhile, Ryu Su-jeong will release the music video for "Birthday Cake" via her official SNS and YouTube channel at 6 p.m. on the 14th. On the 15th, she will unveil the final track, "Friendly Fire," and on the 16th, she will present a compilation video allowing viewers to watch all six music videos at once.

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