TWICE's NAYEON teases new solo single 'NA-sty' with blue-haired intro film
TWICE's NAYEON has heightened anticipation for her solo comeback by releasing an intro film for her upcoming single 'NA-sty'.
JYP Entertainment released an intro film on the 5th featuring NAYEON with blue hair to tease her upcoming single 'NA-sty'. The new release, which includes the title track 'BABY ANGEL', is scheduled for official release on November 20 at 2:00 PM.
TWICE's NAYEON has heightened anticipation for her solo comeback by releasing an intro film for her new single 'NA-sty'.
JYP Entertainment released the video on its official SNS channels on the afternoon of the 5th, providing clues regarding the new release.
The video begins with a scene of feathers piled atop a book titled 'EVERYWHERE BUT NOWHERE'.
Following this, NAYEON appears with blue hair, as seen in previously released visual films, telling the story of a woman who suddenly appears on digital screens across the world one day.
As the strange phenomenon continues, people begin to become obsessed with the woman on the screen, and the video ends with rumors spreading that it is "a prank played on the world by BABY ANGEL."
The new single 'NA-sty' is NAYEON's first solo work in approximately 2 years and 5 months since her second mini-album 'NA' was released in June 2024.
The album title combines the meanings of "NAYEON's style" and "being myself" with the English word 'nasty', which carries a mischievous and cheeky nuance.
NAYEON previously showcased a fresh and bubbly charm in her solo debut song 'POP!' and a bold, intense side in the title track 'ABCD' from her second mini-album.
As this single incorporates a strange and mysterious worldview, attention is focused on the identity of the title track 'BABY ANGEL' and the "baby angel" mentioned.
NAYEON's solo single album 'NA-sty' and the title track 'BABY ANGEL' are scheduled for official release on November 20 at 2:00 PM.
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