The worlds of K-pop and K-drama have always been closely connected, with countless popular K-drama stars gracing the music videos of top K-pop artists. From Lee Min Ho in Sandara Park’s “KISS” to Park Min Young in BIGBANG’s “Haru Haru,” and Han So Hee’s role in Jungkook’s “Seven,” fans have enjoyed these unique crossovers for years. In 2024, this trend continues, offering even more opportunities to see their favorite actors lend their talents to vibrant K-pop music videos.
Below are eight standout K-pop music videos released in 2024 that feature beloved K-drama stars, creating unforgettable moments for fans of both entertainment worlds.
Falling Slowly [DAESUNG]
BIGBANG’s Daesung made a powerful return to the music scene with the heart-wrenching ballad “Falling Slowly.” The music video stars Kim Seon Ho and Moon Ga Young—known as the lovable couple from ‘Welcome to Waikiki 2’—who deliver a gripping narrative of love and betrayal. Their on-screen chemistry perfectly complements Daesung’s soulful vocals, making this collaboration both poignant and memorable.
Welcome to the Show [DAY6]
2024 is shaping up to be a remarkable year for DAY6, and “Welcome to the Show” is a prime example. Featuring Yoo Seung Ho and Choi Hee Jin, the music video presents the couple in stunning marriage snapshots so convincing that many viewers initially mistook them for real wedding photos. Their natural chemistry brings the song’s upbeat yet heartfelt vibe to life, making it one of the year’s most talked-about collaborations.
Ice Cream [JEON SOMI]
Jeon Somi’s summer single “Ice Cream” is as refreshing as it sounds, and the surprise appearance of Park Seo Joon only adds to its charm. Although his cameo is brief, his effortless appeal steals the spotlight, delighting both K-pop and K-drama fans alike and elevating this fun, summer anthem into an unforgettable visual treat.
My Beloved [Lee Hi]
Lee Hi’s soulful ballad “My Beloved” gains even more depth through the appearances of rising K-drama stars Choi Hyun Wook and Hong Su Zu. Their portrayal of a young, tragic high school romance turns the music video into a heartfelt mini-drama, leaving viewers with lingering emotions long after the song ends.
Easy Lover [J.Y. Park]
Celebrating three decades in music, J.Y. Park’s “Easy Lover” is a dynamic track matched by an equally thrilling music video. Featuring Cha Joo Young and Lee Yi Kyung in gripping action sequences filled with intrigue and intensity, the MV feels like a short action film. Their performances, combined with JYP’s signature energy, offer an exciting visual feast.
Blooming Just For You [Paul Kim x NuNew]
Paul Kim and Thai singer NuNew join forces for “Blooming Just For You,” transforming into doctors within the music video’s storyline. K-drama stars Yoon Chan Young and Lee Jae In appear as young patients, adding emotional layers of love and healing to the narrative. This blend of heartfelt performances and soothing vocals results in a deeply moving viewing experience.
Sleigh [CHUNG HA]
Chung Ha’s Christmas special “Sleigh” captures the warmth and excitement of the holiday season, made even sweeter by the appearance of popular K-drama actor Lee Jun Hyuk. Though his screen time is short, his charming cameo at the end of the MV leaves fans buzzing and perfectly complements the festive mood.
1,2,3,4 [JUEUN]
DIA’s Jueun takes the spotlight with her solo digital single “1,2,3,4” featuring Moon Sujin. The music video’s lighthearted romance centers on Jueun and popular K-drama star Go Kyung Po, who meet at a restaurant and begin a sweet, budding relationship. Their delightful on-screen synergy captures viewers’ hearts, reflecting the song’s cheerful and uplifting atmosphere.
In 2024, K-pop and K-drama crossovers continue to flourish, offering fans the chance to see their favorite actors in new creative contexts.
SEE ALSO: The downfall of Korean Variety Shows? Once Crucial for K-Pop, Korean Variety Shows now face an Uncertain Future
