VERIVERY - 'RED (Beggin')' Official M/V

An emotion born of extreme resentment, grief, or regret that festers in the mind – “Han(恨)”. After a long period of waiting, the bold, yet heavy feeling of “Han(恨)” that has blossomed within VERIVERY has been reinterpreted into regret and obsession for what’s been lost or let go of. The album [Lost and Found] literally means that which has been lost and then found again, and it contains VERIVERY’s hopes to reclaim everything that they’ve lost, while revealing the group’s compulsion and desperation to do so. VERIVERY’s “Han(恨)” is visually encased in the jacket photo through the red‑tinted, minimalist background reminiscent of a warning sign, alongside imagery that symbolize the theme of obsession as if the members were demanding to be the viewer’s sole subject of focus. In contrast, the abandoned terminal’s paler tones show a more sorrowful, yet confident side of VERIVERY. Through these images, [Lost and Found] aims to visually emphasize the group’s will to stand back up despite all that they’ve lost over the years. The music video to ‘Red (Beggin’)’ focuses on VERIVERY’s own [Lost and Found] by contrasting scenes of the past and present, with the past scenes representing the beautiful days of youth that have been lost to time while the present scenes show the harsh reality that the group newly faces. Despite it all, VERIVERY continues to move forward, with the music video culminating in the final scene of VERIVERY finding their way out through an elevator, symbolizing a new future that awaits VERIVERY. VERIVERY’s “Han(恨)”, as well as the album [Lost and Found], is much like a flower. The reason to bloom may be lost along the way, and the road to blooming itself may be filled with dangers, but the flower does eventually bloom. Much like RED (Beggin’)’s lyrics of ‘Even if all’s forsaken we’ll survive’, VERIVERY will survive no matter what, and find what’s been lost in the end.