Taeyeon (SNSD) "released the chain" for the new MV, feeling pressured when she was seen as a role model by her juniors

Having been active for nearly 15 years, Taeyeon still hasn't lost her charm.

At exactly 4 pm on February 14 (KST), Taeyeon officially "released" the full album "INVU" including 13 songs, expressing 13 emotions in love and the MV for the title song of the same name. . The lyrics of "INVU" express the feelings of a woman who knows she will be very tired but is still devoted to love. Taeyeon showed off her beautiful voice, which is both intense and burning in a very personal way.

On the same day, Girls Generation leader Taeyeon held a press conference to release her third studio album. Taeyeon shared, "People have higher expectations when you say you're going to release a full album, so I gritted my teeth and worked really hard.

I focused on the album containing the image of who I am right now. Like my song I, many songs are autobiographical, but this album focuses on the theme of love. I want to express different complex feelings about love."

The female idol prepared the album at the same time as becoming a fixed member in "Amazing Saturday" and promoting with SM Entertainment 's project girl group GOT The Beat. She said, "The concept of Amazing Saturday changes every week depending on the guests, so it feels like I'm playing a different character every time I shoot.

While participating in GOT THE BEAT, I was able to fit the concept of the group. It's fun. Even when I was in the practice room, I said to myself What a great combination the members have.

We don't have a lot of time to practice, so we don't have a lot of time to be close, but we shared a lot to be as close to each other as possible. BoA told me that I'm the leader of the group so I tried to express my feelings. It feels like we're the Avengers."

Regarding her title track, "INVU", the lead vocalist of SNSD said, "When I heard the demo for the first time, I felt that it was it. It was a song I loved from the very beginning. It doesn't get much love from the other staff, I'm the only one who loves it.

It is a situation where I am challenging myself but I am confident that I can convince them. I focused a lot on my facial expressions to perform the song well. I recorded it almost like I was performing a musical."

It can be said that Taeyeon has delivered a song that pleases the audience both visually and in terms of hearing. After 15 years of operation, the leader of SNSD is only "beautiful and more beautiful" through each comeback. Taeyeon's ageless visual captivated fans. No need to transform into the goddess Artemis, Taeyeon herself is already a goddess in the hearts of fans.

As for the MV, the SM star commented, "I think there are many different ways to interpret the song. It's my song, so there are high notes but also a lot of emotion. How to tell it? the story is even more intense.

The choreography focuses on the words INVU and I hope many people cover it. I tried to show a very combative, determined and strong image in the MV. The concept and setting of the music video evokes Greek and Roman mythology."

Taeyeon is considered one of the top female solo singers in Korea and is often chosen as a role model by junior artists. Regarding this, the "I" singer said, "When I hear myself being called a role model, I'm happy. But it's also a lot of pressure.

I think it's really important these days to show off what you think and pursue. Since it's very competitive, I hope they won't get hurt too much. My motivation is myself and my fans. I always push myself. Because different sides of me are constantly showing up, it makes me move forward. I am my own motivator!"

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