WOODZ put out the video for “I’ll Never Love Again” through 1theK in September 2025. Beyond the channel’s standard notice the upload lists no producer, album or featured artist, so the context sits around the release rather than in its credits.

Conscription sits inside the release calendar

Every able-bodied South Korean man must serve in the military — currently around eighteen months in the army — and by law he has to begin before turning twenty-eight. Since a 2020 amendment, a small number of pop musicians recommended by the culture ministry may postpone until thirty, but nobody is excused. For a male soloist this turns planning into arithmetic: albums, tours and often a stockpile of unreleased material are arranged around a date that cannot move. It is one reason Korean men release densely in their mid-twenties, and why a long silence here rarely means a career has ended.

About this release

The upload is the music video for “I’ll Never Love Again”, published on 24 September 2025 Korean time on 1theK, the distribution channel run by Kakao Entertainment. Its description is the channel’s boilerplate and names no album, producer or guest; it states only that views counted here also feed Korean music-show rankings.

Watching from outside Korea

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