Hey Tony you did it again ! Thnaks for the IU reaction.
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Thank you for sharing the Clip ♡
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Since you recognized DPR Ian are you updated with his stuff? If not you could react to him. In case you don't know him that well thought I might give you some background: He's a korean-australian singer, songwriter, producer, chief director/editor from DPR (his company). He's also narrating, produced the little song at the intro, directed, edited and colored this MV. He makes all of the videos for DPR and they are amazing because of his talent even with him being basically an independent artist. DPR is actually a smaller to medium company, more like an artist collective or crew, founded by a few friends including him that slowly built their name on the market. If you want to know more about his directing/editing style and music his most recent solo MVs are Peanut Butter & Tears, Don't Go Insane, So I Danced and Limbo. I highly recommend the Miito Movie (Seraph + 1Shot + Mood + Ribbon) though since it's a medley of 4 songs around 7 minutes. His music covers a lot of genres. Funny enough, even with him now being a singer, he was the main rapper of his Kpop group (C-Clown). He said his idol days were like hell because of the abuse and humiliation he had to go through plus how creatively deprived he was (I mean you don't create your song, dance, video, anything). He doesn't regret it though since it's what made him greedy to pursue his vision once he was free besides the people that he met. The group disbanded in 2015 then he went on to shoot music videos for other artists (like for YG entertainment, Blackpink's company) so he could save money and invest into making DPR what it is now. For many years he was just behind the cameras, shooting videos for DPR's first artist, his best friend, who is now DPR Live. It was only 2020 that Ian released his first MV as a solo artist. He's very vocal about mental health and a lot of his lyrics and concepts are about his struggles with bipolar disorder and DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) even if he turns it around and most of them are fun takes. He created a whole cinematic universe around it and is such a storyteller as you can see from this MV. His songs and MVs stand out on their own though even if you don't know the backstory. I'm very proud of all the praise for the MV he's receiving and he has come a long way from a doomed Kpop group (poor C-Clown...) to a self made and self sufficient artist (working with - the - IU, Korea's sweetheart) in the 12 years he has been in the industry. He's so multitalented (can even play bass, keyboard and the drums plus he dances). Genuine guy also and really deserves the recognition. The man can do anything. I'm glad that IU trusted his work.
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Hey Tony you did it again ! Thnaks for the IU reaction.
Thank you for sharing the Clip ♡
Since you recognized DPR Ian are you updated with his stuff? If not you could react to him. In case you don't know him that well thought I might give you some background: He's a korean-australian singer, songwriter, producer, chief director/editor from DPR (his company). He's also narrating, produced the little song at the intro, directed, edited and colored this MV. He makes all of the videos for DPR and they are amazing because of his talent even with him being basically an independent artist. DPR is actually a smaller to medium company, more like an artist collective or crew, founded by a few friends including him that slowly built their name on the market. If you want to know more about his directing/editing style and music his most recent solo MVs are Peanut Butter & Tears, Don't Go Insane, So I Danced and Limbo. I highly recommend the Miito Movie (Seraph + 1Shot + Mood + Ribbon) though since it's a medley of 4 songs around 7 minutes. His music covers a lot of genres. Funny enough, even with him now being a singer, he was the main rapper of his Kpop group (C-Clown). He said his idol days were like hell because of the abuse and humiliation he had to go through plus how creatively deprived he was (I mean you don't create your song, dance, video, anything). He doesn't regret it though since it's what made him greedy to pursue his vision once he was free besides the people that he met. The group disbanded in 2015 then he went on to shoot music videos for other artists (like for YG entertainment, Blackpink's company) so he could save money and invest into making DPR what it is now. For many years he was just behind the cameras, shooting videos for DPR's first artist, his best friend, who is now DPR Live. It was only 2020 that Ian released his first MV as a solo artist. He's very vocal about mental health and a lot of his lyrics and concepts are about his struggles with bipolar disorder and DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) even if he turns it around and most of them are fun takes. He created a whole cinematic universe around it and is such a storyteller as you can see from this MV. His songs and MVs stand out on their own though even if you don't know the backstory. I'm very proud of all the praise for the MV he's receiving and he has come a long way from a doomed Kpop group (poor C-Clown...) to a self made and self sufficient artist (working with - the - IU, Korea's sweetheart) in the 12 years he has been in the industry. He's so multitalented (can even play bass, keyboard and the drums plus he dances). Genuine guy also and really deserves the recognition. The man can do anything. I'm glad that IU trusted his work.