Isn't this like a movie? Ryu Su-jeong, a kitschy mood never seen during her Lovelyz activities

[Star News | Reporter Lee Seung-hoon] Girl group Lovelyz member Ryu Su-jeong showed off a variety of performances.

Ryu Su-jeong released the music videos for "Lucky Charms" and "shoulda woulda coulda," tracks from her 4th mini album "ALL THE COLORS I AM," on the 12th and 13th through her official SNS and YouTube channels.

Ryu Su-jeong is receiving an enthusiastic response day after day as she sequentially releases music videos for all the tracks on this album. In the music video for 'Crying to,' which was pre-released a day before the album's release, she left an impression with only her voice without any instrumental accompaniment, and in the title track 'Diamond,' she expressed free movements of finding her true self while shedding her glamorous attire.

The subsequently released music video for 'Lucky Charms' features different versions of Ryu Su-jeong, sensuously conveying the message that believing in oneself is the most important thing. In particular, the animation of three Ryu Su-jeongs getting into a car and going for a drive added a fairytale-like and dreamy atmosphere. Combined with a retro mood, it highlighted the unique charm of the video.

The music video for 'Shoulda Woulda Coulda' wittily captures the song's atmosphere—which intuitively expresses lingering regret and disappointment over past relationships—by likening it to a sports match on a track. Various versions of Ryu Su-jeong and the Turtle from her past activities—ranging from school uniforms to a glamorous style with turquoise hair and a look with long black hair and black wings—stepped onto the track and ran toward a goal. They all crossed the finish line together, and soon the Turtle also completed the race, putting a cheerful end to the performance.

Released on the 11th, the 4th mini album 'ALL THE COLORS I AM' captures the diverse sides of Ryu Su-jeong that cannot be defined by a single color. The title track, 'Diamond,' is a song that conveys the realization that what makes one shine already existed within. Ryu Su-jeong, who recently signed an exclusive contract with the comprehensive entertainment company All My Anecdotes, showcased her deepened musical capabilities by collaborating with Executive Producer Lee Hae-in to participate in writing the lyrics for the album.

In particular, Ryu Su-jeong drew attention during her comeback performance on MBC's "Show! Music Core" on the 12th by taking the stage barefoot and then throwing off the accessories she was wearing. She showcased her unwavering live singing skills while performing a dance with dancers sporting turquoise hair.

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