The time has finally come! SM Entertainment has revealed an amazing official album teaser for Red Velvet Seulgi's solo debut album "28 Reasons"! Fans have all the reasons to watch it as the main dancer showed a totally different side of her with the eerie and cinematic trailer.
Red Velvet Seulgi Solo: Exploring New Concept
In Seulgi's album trailer, she was seen doing many things in various locations.
It starts with the main dancer cutting her fingernails in front of an indoor pool, whilst her face is bruised and has smeared blood all over.
After that, Seulgi is shown in what looks like a gym of a school. She is surrounded by girls in school uniform.
Then, she is sitting down, her eyes being wrapped in gauze by a girl who also looks like her.
The next shot is of Seulgi pouring gasoline into a car. Afterward, it shows Seulgi crying and wiping her tears.
From then on, it goes from frame to frame showing different sides of the story.
There is also a part where she is holding the gun and pointing it at the camera. Another is when she is walking away from a burning car in the middle of nowhere.
Then, Seulgi is on a swing with a white dress on.
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The trailer speedily shifts from one shot to another, showing many other parts of the story Seulgi will unfold in her debut.
In the end, it shows Seulgi in school uniform looking back into the camera.
Red Velvet Seulgi's '28 Reasons' Trailer Receives Rave Reviews
Following the release of Red Velvet Seulgi's cinematic trailer for her solo debut "28 Reasons," fans have nothing but praises for the idol and her agency.
In an online forum post, people showed just how excited and amazed ReVeluvs are.
"It looks like a movie. Seems like they prepared a lot. Looking forward to itㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ"
"Wow the aura is crazy, this is seriously gonna be daebak"
"Please watch the video.. it looks like a movie"
"Seulgi-ya, what about shooting a movie?... f*ck f*ck"
The official album trailer definitely looks like a movie with a thriller and mystery concept, and Seulgi surprisingly plays her role so well. Whether she's the villain or heroine in this story, ReVeluvs can't wait any longer!
As expected, the movie-like teaser made massive waves on various online portals after "SEULGI 28 REASONS" trended, and continues to do so.
ReVeluvs are celebrating the fact that Seulgi will finally debut solo. They also commend SM Entertainment for how big and grand the trailer is.
Many have tweeted things like:
"Congratulation on ur debut unnie! U looks amazing and I'm so amazed, it's wow than a drama. So psycho n scary, a real murder"
"Just woke up with all the Seulgi 28 Reasons album trailer news good morning indeed!! I thought we were expecting these come October huhu"
The fans have also compared Red Velvet Seulgi solo's album trailer to different movies that have the same theme and genre.
seulgi 28 Reasons (2022) // The call (2020) dir. lee chung-hyeon pic.twitter.com/mKAinvcFLS
— ًً (@acerceah) September 12, 2022
[ red velvet - seulgi '28 reasons' official album trailer — a tale of two sisters (2003) dir. kim jee-woon ] pic.twitter.com/tETdii5J7T
— 📽 (@revelfiIms) September 12, 2022
seulgi “28 reasons” // lisbeth salander “the girl with the dragon tattoo” (2011) pic.twitter.com/uD2c4TlwFf
— danielle (@seuIgifilm) September 12, 2022
Red Velvet Seulgi Solo: Why '28 Reasons'?
As of writing, various theories are being made as to why the idol named her forthcoming solo debut album "28 Reasons."
ReVeluvs speculate that the number 28 has many different important meanings to the Red Velvet member.
First would probably be her current age, as she was born in 1994 and had her 28th birthday in February of this year.
Another reason would be that she debuted when she was 20 and is now 8 years into her career - if added, both numbers would be 28.
How about you? Do you have any theories?
Are you also excited about Red Velvet Seulgi's solo? Tell us in the replies/comments!
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Written by Jaswin Singh
