HANLO pre-release the music video for "11111"

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Singer-songwriter HANRORO pre-released a music video before the release of a new song, signaling a deeper emotional line.

On the 30th, Hanro pre-released a music video for the song "11111" from the single "LOVE&HATE" on its official SNS.

In the video, which stands out for sensual production, Hanro drew complex inner emotions through delicate facial expressions. In particular, Hanro's image of standing alone visually expresses the space of lonely emotions, leaving a deep aftertaste.

Directing using objects also attracts attention. The music video begins with a scene where people use vegetables as hate objects and throw them away with a lot of hate. The story, which began with the birth of hatred, continues with Han-ro collecting vegetables one by one. Hanro completes the narrative of caring for hate with love through the process of delicately suturing vegetables and filling the cracks as if surgery. At the end of the video, a huge gun appeared to symbolically capture the explosion and relief of emotions.

Netizens who encountered this expressed their expectations for the new song by enthusiastically responding, "The quality of the music video is so good," "How good would the title song be?" and "I'll listen to it every day."

The track "1111" is a song that contains the ambivalent feelings of love and hatred drawn by the single "LOVE & HATE." The repeated chorus lyrics, "I take a step away from the things I love" and "I get infinitely small in the things I hate," delicately unraveled the contradictions of emotions and the cracks inside.

As such, Hanro, who raised expectations for the single "LOVE&HATE" with the pre-release of the music video of the album, will present a deeper emotional line and honest message along with the title song on April 2. Attention is focused on what kind of emotional narrative will unfold in the music video for the title song.

Meanwhile, Hanro's new single "LOVE & HATE" will be released on various music sites at 6 p.m. on April 2.

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