Back[Gayosik] BTS ‘Hooligan’ music video hits 100 million views
[Gayosik] BTS ‘Hooligan’ music video hits 100 million views
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[Gayosik] BTS ‘Hooligan’ music video hits 100 million views

There was also news that BTS' 'Hooligan' music video surpassed 100 million views.

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  • Singer Hwang So-yoon debuted as a film music director with the OST for the animation ‘Why Do Pilgrims Never Return’.
  • Meanwhile, BTS' music video for 'Hooligan' surpassed 100 million views on YouTube.

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Singer Hwang So-yoon debuted as a film music director and released an animation OST album. BTS' music video for the song 'Hooligan' from their 5th studio album has surpassed 100 million views.

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Hwang So-yoon releases OST album for animation ‘Why Do Pilgrims Never Return’

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Tae-soo Lee = ▲ BTS's 'Hooligan' music video reaches 100 million views = Big Hit Music, the agency, announced on the 14th that BTS's 'Hooligan' music video has surpassed 100 million views on YouTube.

This music video exceeded 100 million views at 6:40 am on this day.

'Hooligan' is a song included in BTS' 5th full-length album 'ARIRANG', and is also the opening song of the world tour 'Arirang'.

The music video for this song features a unique space production, sensuous styling, and the group dance of the seven members with multiple dancers.

‘Hooligan’ is the third music video from the ‘Arirang’ album to exceed 100 million views, following ‘SWIM’ and ‘2.0’.

▲ Hwang So-yoon debuts as a film music director = Singer Hwang So-yoon debuted as a film music director on the 14th with the original soundtrack (OST) of the animation ‘Why Do Pilgrims Never Return’.

According to Sony Music Entertainment Korea, the OST publisher, this album is the result of Hwang So-yoon's first participation as a music director.

The album contains a total of 17 songs, including the ending song sung by the singer himself.

Hwang So-yoon said, "More than any other project I'm working on right now, the music is like Hwang So-yoon, rough, yet pure and warm. It's a movie that asks heavy questions about what love is and what we should pursue, so I wanted to make music that stays with the movie rather than flashy and stylish music."

Open Questions

  • When is the release schedule for the animation ‘Why Do Pilgrims Never Return’?

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