Hanol reveals 'It's YOU' music video filming site... "Started at sunrise and finished at 1 AM"

Singer Hanol has revealed the behind-the-scenes look at the music video filming site. The 'It's YOU' music video making video, uploaded through Hanol's official YouTube channel, contains the atmosphere of the filming site and Hanol's daily life.

Filming started with the sunrise, schedule continued until 1 AM

In the released video, Hanol shows herself heading to the site from early morning for the music video filming. According to the conversation in the video, filming began when the sun rose, and all filming schedules were completed at 1 AM that day. After finishing the shoot, Hanol shared her greetings, saying, "I successfully finished the stage filming today like this," and "Since I filmed hard, please watch the MV a lot when it comes out."

During filming, Hanol was seen sweating along with the hot weather. She conveyed the heat of the filming site, mentioning, "It's so hot." Additionally, she mentioned that there were many viewer reactions asking if she looked tired after her first release, adding that this time she is "trying to raise my tension a bit." She also shared the situation of filming at the early hour of 8 AM, showing her efforts to wake herself up.

From worrying about meal menus to filming site episodes

Natural conversations with people who appear to be staff or officials continued at the filming site. Hanol showed herself worrying about a meal menu that had not yet been decided. While expressing her desire to "also include Honey Combo," she revealed her concern that the amount might be too much to eat with the people around her.

Small episodes showing the atmosphere of the site also appeared. Vivid moments of the filming site were captured in the video, such as Hanol mentioning being bitten by a mosquito or sharing an anecdote from her vlog about doing a cleanse to reduce swelling. In the video, Hanol shared her thoughts on the filming, saying, "It is enjoyable," conveying the atmosphere of the site. Meanwhile, in the beginning of the video, joking conversations such as "The sea is pretty, am I pretty?" took place, creating a filming atmosphere like a youth drama.