rimho’s “Every Day is a Gift” (매일이 감동이야) arrived as a music video on 25 September 2025. The upload carries almost no accompanying credits, which leaves the artist’s own name as the most revealing detail on the page.

Why a Korean name rarely starts with ㄹ

South Korean spelling follows a convention called 두음법칙, the initial sound rule. In words of Chinese origin, a word-initial ㄹ is softened to ㄴ or dropped to a silent ㅇ: the surname written 림 in North Korea is written 임 in the South, and 리 becomes 이. The effect is that very few Korean words or names begin with an r sound at all, and those that do are usually loanwords or deliberate coinages. 림호 keeps the ㄹ, which is why the romanisation here reads rimho rather than imho — a spelling choice, not a transliteration accident.

About this release

This is the music video for “Every Day is a Gift”, Korean title 매일이 감동이야, published on 25 September 2025 through 1theK, the channel distributing the upload. The official description carries only that channel’s standard boilerplate: no album title, no producer, no songwriter and no featured artist are named alongside the track.

Watching from outside Korea

To find the track on a streaming service, search the Hangul title 매일이 감동이야 as well as the English one; Korean catalogues often file the two separately. The artist is indexed under both 림호 and rimho, so it is worth trying either.

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