BTS’ RM is dropping the music video for “Come Back to Me,” a track from his new solo album slated for release later this month.
Key points:
- The pre-release track will arrive on May 10, along with its music video helmed by Emmy-winning “Beef” director Lee Sung-jin.
- The song comes ahead of his new solo album, “Right Place, Wrong Person,” which will drop on May 24.
- “Right Place, Wrong Person,” which consists of 11 tracks, will be RM‘s first solo album since “Indigo” in December 2022.
The details:
- “Come Back to Me” delves into themes of right and wrong, reflecting the main theme of RM’s upcoming album, label Big Hit Music said in its announcement.
- Lee Sung-jin, known for helming “Beef,” directed the music video. The hit Netflix series won eight awards at the 75th Emmys in January, including best director for Lee.
- Joining RM in the music video is actor Kim Min-ha, who gained international recognition for her role in the Apple TV+ series “Pachinko.”
- RM filmed music videos for nearly half of his 11-track album before commencing his military service in December. All able-bodied South Korean men aged 18 to 35 are required to serve for 18 to 21 months.
- All six other BTS members are also serving in the military, with Jin set to complete first on June 12. They are expected to regroup in 2025.
