The behind-the-scenes story of IU's new song 'Dear my crazy soulmate' music video shoot has become a hot topic. IU's thoughtful consideration for veteran actresses Kim Young-ok and Na Moon-hee is particularly highlighted. IU arrived in Gwangju at 5 AM on the day of the shoot, personally decorating the waiting room and preparing gifts, showcasing a heartwarming side.
IU ensured the comfort of Kim Young-ok and Na Moon-hee by decorating their waiting area with balloons and photos, and personally prepared meaningful gifts such as face keyrings and golden turtles. Furthermore, at 7 AM, she made her 'first ever open run' at a famous Gwangju tteok (rice cake) shop, purchasing snacks not only for the two actresses but also for Shim Dal-gi, Lee Som, and the on-site staff. This sincere effort by IU was revealed on her official YouTube channel '이지금 [IU Official]', garnering over 400,000 views in just one day.
Bloggers expressed deep admiration for IU's actions, noting how she prioritized caring for her senior colleagues over her own filming preparations. They were particularly touched by her sincerity and gratitude, as she personally undertook tasks that could have been delegated, including her first open run for snacks. This behind-the-scenes narrative has transcended simple entertainment news, drawing attention to local food and places through keywords like 'IU Chang-eok Tteok' and 'IU Open Run'.
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