Synopsis

Junggigo performs "Want U" in a dark, highly stylized space where dancers move around him in carefully timed formations. Their choreography and the camera's fluid movement create the impression that the room itself is shifting. Dressed in a sharp, darker look than the one associated with "Some," Junggigo projects a confident, seductive persona as he sings about openly wanting the woman who has caught his attention. The performance-focused video favors atmosphere, movement, and visual attitude over a conventional storyline.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Want U" was released on May 9, 2014, as Junggigo's first solo music video following the major success of "Some," his duet with Soyou.

• The video was designed to present a different side of Junggigo. Promotional material described the concept as a move away from the gentle, romantic image of "Some" toward a more stylish and self-assured "bad guy" persona.

• The choreography is central to the video's visual design. The dancers' movements were used to make the dark space seem as though it were moving, rather than simply providing background decoration.

• The teaser was promoted as a one-take production, giving the performance a continuous, flowing quality instead of relying on conventional scene changes.

• The song was co-produced by Junggigo and Duble Sidekick, and features Beenzino. Its acoustic guitar riffs and grooving medium-tempo arrangement contrast with the more assertive visual image.

• Beenzino and Junggigo had already worked together before "Want U," including on Junggigo's 2012 mini album "Pathfinder."

• The track's direct message marked a notable contrast with "Some," whose appeal came from the uncertainty between two people. "Want U" instead centers on openly expressing desire.