Gyubin’s third single arrived with this video on the channel 규빈 Gyubin_Official. The title is a loanword — 카푸치노 in Korean — and that is a far more ordinary choice here than it may look from outside.

Why a coffee name reads as domestic vocabulary

South Korea has one of the densest café populations anywhere; in central Seoul you can stand at a single crossing and count franchise branches on three corners. Coffee is the default setting for meeting someone, to the point that 커피 한잔할래요 — roughly “shall we have a coffee” — functions as a general invitation, with the drink almost incidental. The shorthand runs deeper: 아아 is the standard contraction for iced americano, ordered through the winter without comment. A drink name as a song title therefore lands as everyday Korean, not as an imported flourish.

About this release

The official description bills CAPPUCCINO as Gyubin’s third single, published on 28 October 2025. The music video is credited to director 권애진, and the song’s composition credits list Jonna Hall, Ciara Muscat and Sebastian Thott. No featured artist appears, and the upload sits on the artist’s own official channel rather than a distributor’s.

Watching from outside Korea

The description holds little beyond the release line and hashtags, so there is not much to translate. For searching or building playlists, note the Hangul spelling 규빈 alongside the Latin one — the two return noticeably different results.

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