'Maratanghulu' Singer Lee Se-eu Participated in Songwriting; Korean and Japanese Versions of 'Incomplete' Released

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Singer Lee Se-eu, who performed the hit song 'Maratanghulu', released her new single 'Incomplete' in both Korean and Japanese versions on the 16th.

According to her agency Pangstar, 14-year-old Lee Se-eu is capturing her own growth process in music by releasing her 12th single since her debut.

Pangstar explained that 'Incomplete' is a song that tells the stories of teenagers who have dreams and are growing, yet have not yet found the right answers. The lyrics incorporate realistic concerns, conveying the message that it is okay not to be perfect and that it is acceptable to grow while still incomplete.

A representative stated, "This new single gained added meaning through Lee Se-eu's direct participation in songwriting. She infused her own realistic emotions, concerns, and moments of growth during this period into the lyrics, enhancing its authenticity." The representative also noted, "The music video, filmed at an actual school alongside her peers, also captures the true essence of youth."

Through Pangstar, Lee Se-eu said, "'Incomplete' is a song I created because I, too, often don't know what my dream is and get confused about whether I'm doing well. I hope that by listening to this song, people can smile and think, 'I'm not the only one feeling this way.'"

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