Watch: Byeon Woo Seok, Karina, Jang Won Young, And Moon So Ri Wrap Up "The Christmas Song" With Part 3
Updated December 24 KST:
Part 3 of “The Christmas Song” has been released!
Starring Byeon Woo Seok, aespa’s Karina, IVE’s Jang Won Young, and Moon So Ri, Part 3 offers a heartwarming Christmas ending to the story of a young boy who grows up to be a priest.
Check out the third installment of the series below:
Updated December 22 KST:
Part 2 of the music video for “The Christmas Song” is out!
On December 21, the production company Dolphiners released the second installment of its original content series “Shin Woo Seok’s Urban Fairy Tale.”
Starring Byeon Woo Seok, aespa’s Karina, IVE’s Jang Won Young, Park Hee Soon, and Moon So Ri, Part 2 delves deeper into the story of child who grows up to be a priest.
Watch the music video below!
Original Article:
The music video for “The Christmas Song” is officially out!
On December 15 at 8:35 p.m. KST, production company Dolphiners released “The Christmas Song Part 1,” the first installment of its original content series “Shin Woo Seok’s Urban Fairy Tale.”
Sung by Byeon Woo Seok, the music video stars Byeon Woo Seok alongside aespa’s Karina, IVE’s Jang Won Young, Park Hee Soon, and Moon So Ri. The story follows a child abandoned by his parents who grows up to become a priest, ultimately learning the meaning of reconciliation and forgiveness through an emotional journey.
The project unfolds as a two-part series. Byeon Woo Seok takes on the role of Father Vincenzio, who was abandoned in childhood and raised through the care and kindness of those around him. Jang Won Young and Karina appear as nuns, while Park Hee Soon portrays Father Choi Yo Han, a priest who has looked after Vincenzio since he was young.
Notably, the project was created through a strategic collaboration with Google, with select scenes incorporating Google Gemini 3–based image generation model Nano Banana Pro and video generation model Veo 3.
Watch the music video below!
Also watch Byeon Woo Seok in “Lovely Runner” below:
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