Huong Tram's MV is rated 'not inferior to Kpop MV'

On the afternoon of October 24, director Kim Ja Young (specializing in making MVs and commercials in Korea) was in Vietnam to launch the MV she produced.Pretend to love meby Korean singer Jin Ju singing Vietnamese.

On this occasion, the female director shared her feelings about Vietnamese music videos that she had the opportunity to watch carefully to understand audience tastes.

When asked about her favorite Vietnamese music video recently, Kim Ja Young immediately named the MV.Our fate is missedby Huong Tram. This MV was produced by a Vietnamese crew directed by Kawaii Tuan Anh, with an all-Vietnamese cast and Vietnamese music.

"MVOur fate is missed"It has a touching story, great actors, and great music," Kim Ja Young toldZing.vn, "In terms of personal preference, I really likeOur fate is missedIf I compare Huong Tram's MV and Korean MVs, I see that neither is inferior but quite equal in terms of image quality, content, and melody."

In addition, director Kim Ja Young confirmed that she had watched many MVs of Son Tung M-TP. Partly because of work, because these MVs all have hundreds of millions of views, are prominent in the Asian music scene, so she was forced to learn.

"For me, Son Tung M-TP's most outstanding MV isLost,"A MV with red as the main color is eye-catching and impressive acting. In Korea, perhaps many young audiences also know Son Tung M-TP because the number of views of his MV is very large," said Kim Ja Young.

This year, there are quite a few Vietnamese music videos produced by Korean crews or with Korean elements, including:Run now(Son Tung M-TP),The most beautiful is you(Soobin Hoang Son and Jiyeon),Leader(Vu Cat Tuong),Hey Girl(Monstar),Pinocchio(Zero 9) and last year Chi Pu's MVs (From today, let us be closer).

Latest isPretend to love meby Jin Ju, produced entirely in Korea with a Korean crew but sung in Vietnamese and aimed at the Vietnamese market.

However, product quality is not the only factor that determines a singer's success in a given market.Our fate is missedKim Ja Young highly appreciated it, but to say whether such an MV will be successful in Korea, or whether Huong Tram can become famous in Korea, the female director cannot confirm.

"The biggest difficulty is language," said Kim Ja Young, "That's why Jin Ju spent several years studying at university and is very good at Vietnamese." For Vietnamese singers who want to enter the Korean market, similar requirements are also set if they want to operate long-term.