5 official stages and live clips that bring Roy Kim’s voice closer

A live clip released on the official channel on October 7, 2026, the day after the single came out. You can hear the comfort of the new song while watching Roy Kim with his guitar in front of the mic. It’s worth checking first if you’re curious about the expressions that carry the song’s story of accepting tears. The video runs 4 min 49 sec, a different length from the 3 min 57 sec recording. If you already know the song from the recording, focus on the breathing and playing on screen; if you’re seeing it for the first time, focus on the feeling the title conveys. Watch it alongside the dingo IMMERSED video that follows, and you can compare the same song in two different production settings.

A music video of ‘Keuge Ureora’ released by dingo music on October 14, 2026. The producing channel recommends listening with earphones or headphones in both ears. If you’re somewhere you can listen quietly alone, notice how his voice and the surrounding sounds come through. For 4 min 24 sec you can focus on a single song, so it’s a good pick when you want to watch music without long talk segments. It’s produced in a different format from the official live clip, so even if you’ve already heard the new song, there’s something new to pay attention to. When comparing the two versions, rather than ranking them, try to feel the impression each set of visuals and sound leaves.

The stage from the October 2, 2026 broadcast of KBS ‘The Seasons – Sung Si-kyung’s Gomak Namchin’. In the official KBS Kpop video, you can watch him sing the RADWIMPS melody familiar from ‘Your Name.’ in Korean. It suits following the emotional flow you felt on the official recording along with the expressions on screen. The video runs about 4 min 23 sec. If you love both the film’s original and this autumn’s remake, compare not only the change in language but also the feeling left when the performance setting changes. Note that October 2 is this stage’s air date; the remake recording itself was released earlier, on September 11.

An official performance clip of ‘Dalli Pyohyeonhal Su Eopseoyo’ from the 2025-26 Roy Kim LIVE TOUR ‘ja, daumm’. It was posted to the channel on January 27, 2026 and runs about 4 min 25 sec. The posting date doesn’t mean the date of the filmed concert. It’s best to focus on hearing the confession you met in the autumn 2025 single again on stage. His singing expressions on screen and the atmosphere of the venue add something different from listening to the song alone. If you know the lyrics and melody, enjoy it as if singing along to the whole song. It’s a record of the previous tour, not the new ‘R:O:Y’ tour.

A performance video of ‘Bukduchilseong’, the title track of his 2015 third studio album, from the 2025-26 ‘ja, daumm’ tour. It was posted to the official channel on February 3, 2026 and runs about 4 min 2 sec. For fans who remember the old recording, there’s the joy of meeting the same song on stage again after years have passed. If you got to know Roy Kim through his recent singles, it’s a chance to discover an earlier signature song. Enjoy the title, which evokes the stars (it means the Big Dipper), together with the blue-lit stage on screen. Watch it alongside ‘Dalli Pyohyeonhal Su Eopseoyo’ from the same tour, and you can compare two songs from different eras within one concert project.