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IU looks awkward… Crush and Joy, the couple of six years, 'crack' with their new song [Star Issue]

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Joy (30, real name Park Soo-young) of the group Red Velvet and singer Crush (34, real name Shin Hyo-seop) are drawing attention for flaunting their unwavering affection after six years together.

Crush and Joy acknowledged their romantic relationship in August 2021. Their connection is known to have begun earlier, when Joy participated as a featured artist on Crush's single "Jana Kkaena" (Sleep or Wake), released in May 2020.

As the couple has quietly continued their romance for six years, they recently drew netizens' attention by unveiling a surprise collaboration on November 11, Pepero Day.

Crush suddenly released a video of himself and Joy passionately singing "Bpigdeuk" (Creak) on his official Instagram and YouTube channels on the night of the 11th. Notably, the song is an original composition by Crush that was released on the 21st of last month, featuring singer-actress IU, which had already sparked buzz.

As they are a "real-life couple," their even sweeter chemistry stood out, stirring excitement among netizens. Moreover, in the video, Joy sang "Bpigdeuk" in a relaxed atmosphere while holding Crush's pet dog, Dubu, in her arms, further capturing attention. Although the two did not show their faces, Dubu's calm demeanor revealed the cozy daily life characteristic of long-term couples, bringing smiles to viewers.

Accordingly, the video has garnered explosive reactions, surpassing 240,000 views just six hours after its release.

Additionally, Joy and Crush's mellow vocal tones harmonized beautifully, truly providing a "treat for the ears." With responses such as "As expected, you can't beat a real couple," a wave of enthusiastic support continues for Joy and Crush's romance.

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