Dreamus Music has posted the official video for 안녕히 계세요, a new song from 지선, the singer best known as the vocalist of the band Loveholic. The title is an ordinary Korean farewell — but it is only one of two, and which one a speaker picks depends on who is walking away.

Two ways to say goodbye in Korean

Korean splits the polite goodbye in two, and the split is about movement. 안녕히 계세요 means roughly “stay well” and is said by the person leaving to the person who remains; 안녕히 가세요, “go well”, is said by the one staying to the one departing. Leave a shop and you say the first, the staff say the second. Both use the polite −세요 ending reserved for strangers, customers and elders. Close friends drop all of it and say 잘 가. A title in the 계세요 form is therefore the departing side’s line, and a formal one.

About this release

안녕히 계세요 is a single, with the release carrying the same name as the song itself. The video went up on the Dreamus Music channel on 29 June 2026 KST, and Dreamus Music also appears on the copyright line. The official description names no featured artist and no outside producer, billing the credit simply as 지선 (Loveholic).

Watching from outside Korea

The description is Korean only, and YouTube’s translate button on the description panel handles it well enough. If you go looking for the track on a streaming service, pasting the Hangul title with the artist name returns cleaner results than any romanised spelling.

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