i-dle’s WOOGI unveiled the MV for “I Like You” ahead of her solo comeback, sharing a warm message of self-love and healing.
October/3/2026 17:49
i-dle’s WOOGI, ahead of her solo comeback after 1 year and 1 month, released the music video for a track from the album. Yesterday (the 2nd), her agency CUBE Entertainment released, through i-dle’s official YouTube channel, the music video for “I Like You,” a track from WOOGI’s 2nd mini album “Twenty-Seven (27).” The music video begins with her shedding tears on a bed. After that, the listless WOOGI gradually regains vitality while smiling and doing piled-up dishes and cleaning, and she freely sings and dances, using various parts of the house as a stage, filling the space with positive energy. The film-like texture and colors further enhanced the song’s gentle atmosphere. In particular, in the final scene, the lyric phrase handwritten by WOOGI against the background of the sky, “你尽情微笑起来 治愈了世界 So we can try” (“If you smile to your heart’s content, the world is healed, so let us try”), appears, delivering a warm comfort by conveying the message to care for oneself and move forward. Her self-composed song “I Like You” is a song that sings of self-love, recognizing and loving one’s own worth away from the gaze and evaluation of others. It is a song in which WOOGI’s characteristic frank and refreshing manner of speaking stands out. WOOGI’s 2nd mini album “Twenty-Seven (27)” will be released through various music streaming sites on October 8. It includes a total of 6 songs, including the title track “Stay,” as well as “快乐,” “Chamomile Tea,” “I Like You,” “Feels Right,” and “银河之舞.”
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