Unexpected Plot Twist Between Seo In Guk And Ahn Jae Hyun In New Music Video Sparks “Outrage”
Singer K.Will has broken the hearts of fans with an “unwanted” plot twist in his music video starring Seo In Guk and Ahn Jae Hyun.
Back in 2012, the internet was broken by the biggest plot twist from K.Will’s song “Please don’t…” The music video about unrequited love shocked netizens with a plot twist, seeing Seo In Guk wanting to be with Ahn Jae Hyun rather than the female lead.
When the teaser for the sequel “No Sad Song For My Broken Heart” was posted, there were hints of drama and romance, and it had everyone expecting a “2nd BL.”
Sadly, the reality was much different and broke the hearts of fans when the full video was released on June 20.
The music video started by showing Seo In Guk who looked at his broken watch before switching to Ahn Jae Hyun at a memorial for someone who had died.
The start had fans worried, but it seemed to momentarily go as Seo In Guk and Ahn Jae Hyun came together for the first time.
There was then a flurry of heartwarming moments between the two, as simple as them working alongside each other or having drinks together.
The swarm of romantic couple scenes suddenly changed to a dramatic setting at night where the emotions from both actors could be felt, especially with the hug between the two.
Seo In Guk then walked passionately and emotionally away.
The scene then switched back to Jae Hyun and fans’ worst fears were confirmed when the person being remembered was Seo In Guk.
After the heartache, netizens had to experience more as the scene went back to the initial setting but this time Ahn Jae Hyun was alone, and he wore the same watch that Seo In Guk had at the start.
Of course, netizens had their own theories about the music video, putting together all the small details to make the narrative even more heartbreaking.
in the beginning of the mv, we see a white butterfly pass by inguk and in korean legend, a white butterfly symbolizes the souls of the dead visiting the living. it was our first clue
— #kwill #케이윌 pic.twitter.com/VZPlO40EIa— tallyn (@girlinyearning) June 20, 2024
seo inguk’s broken watch is stopped at 10:11 (please don’t mv released october 11) and ahn jaehyun’s watch is stopped at 6:20 (no sad song for my broken heart released today on june 20)
inguk literally “died” the day he saw his crush marry another woman i cant 😭 pic.twitter.com/mdOEu6g3kE
— springkies (@jekkibby2) June 20, 2024
🦋 "Butterflies represent the soul of a human who died and is on their way to the afterlife."
Inguk character's watch was broken, because his time has stopped. Jaehyun's are still going – but it's Inguk's watch he wears. 🥺#내게어울릴이별노래가없어 #All_The_Way 케이윌 K.Will pic.twitter.com/UOck9mhYod
— ♠️ Ametist ♠️ (@ametistlex) June 20, 2024
Yet, most fans were “angry” and “heartbroken” over another plot twist… but this time one that nobody wanted. Many were excited to see the blossoming relationship but joked that K.Will had ruined that, and he needed to make another song with an alternative ending to make up for the heartache he had caused.
kwill if you don't make another gay song for them with alternative ending where they're both happily in love and married with 10 dogs iam gonna book a flight and fight you with my own hands istg https://t.co/Y8KT872LgB
— latte, Sp. OMG (@hundredlatte_) June 20, 2024
a sequel after 11 years only for the devastatingly yearning man to pass away and the other will continue to live in a constant existential dread knowing he could only meet who could have been his soulmate again in another life ok k.will let’s get outside we ain’t gonna jump you pic.twitter.com/PyyuvDBVXL
— A. (@ssteamedchicken) June 20, 2024
this plot twist in literal PRIDE MONTH is just SICK WORK!! pic.twitter.com/iBCNBQihxK
— mikey / 🏳️🌈 (@beansxooo) June 20, 2024
A happy gay ending was never meant to be in KWill's music video…
Please Don’t… No Songs Can’t Express Me pic.twitter.com/mcLydquAHb
— BL Update (@BLUPDATE2022) June 20, 2024
K.Will has a lot of making up to do after breaking the hearts of so many netizens.
