This is the music video for a track called Love Poem, put out through 1theK on 24 September 2025. The Korean text bracketed after the English title is not a translation of it — it is a separate sentence, and it is the more informative half of the title.

The sentence hiding inside the title

Korean releases often carry two titles at once: a short English one that travels well in playlists and search, and a Korean line in brackets that reads as a complete sentence. Here that line is 너는 나를 시인으로 만들어. Taken apart, 너는 is “you” marked as the topic, 나를 is “me” marked as the object, 시인 means poet, and the frame -으로 만들다 turns one thing into another. So, roughly, “you make me a poet”. That -으로 만들다 pattern runs through everyday Korean speech, not just song titles, and it is a useful one to recognise.

About this release

The upload is the music video for Love Poem, published on 24 September 2025 on 1theK rather than on an artist channel. No album or EP title is attached to it, and the description lists no producer, writer or featured artist — only the channel’s standard notice that views counted here feed into the music-show rankings, plus the tags #NEWRELEASE and #MV.

Watching from outside Korea

에이엠피 is the Korean spelling of AxMxP. The bracketed line is part of the track’s displayed title; keep the full title in mind when comparing releases in OSEYO KOREA’s K-POP section.

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