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I’d have no regrets if I could dance with Aiki
SeeYa’s Nam Gyuri released behind-the-scenes footage from a music-video shoot.
On May 17, Nam Gyuri’s official YouTube channel, Gyulmeong, uploaded a video titled Ep.47 Tonight with SeeYa — STAY | Filming of SeeYa’s 4th full album title track (with Aiki).
The clip follows Nam Gyuri on the set of the music video for \”Stay\” and captures a warm encounter with guest dancer Aiki.
Nam Gyuri praised Aiki’s acting and dancing, saying, \”You’re an excellent actor, and your dancing is beyond words. There’s nothing you can’t do. I became a fan all over again today.\” She added that she has been dancing since middle school and that she \”would have no regrets\” if she could dance with Aiki, remarks that underline her long-standing passion for dance.
Between takes, the two traded behind-the-scenes stories and spoke frankly about life in the entertainment industry, quickly building rapport.
The video highlights their easy chemistry as their conversations drew them closer. It also shows them encouraging one another through a grueling shoot that stretched into the early morning, producing a clear, effective synergy.
At the end of the clip, Nam Gyuri recommended \”Stay\” for spring drives and nighttime cruising. \”If you want something upbeat and a little different, please give SeeYa’s ‘Stay’ lots of love,\” she said.
Viewers responded with comments such as \”Go SeeYa!\”, \”Aiki’s dancing is seriously cool,\” \”Wow, Aiki was the music-video dancer,\” and \”The choreography fits perfectly.\”
Meanwhile, \”Stay,\” SeeYa’s title track released after a 15-year hiatus, leans into a trendy electronic-dance sound and quickly climbed major music charts, reinforcing the group’s wide musical range amid strong public support.
iMBC Entertainment Baek A-young | Photo courtesy: YouTube
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