JYJ releases Incheon Asiad song – ‘Only One’

On 16th, with barely a year to go to the Asian Games 2014, the 2014 Incheon Asian Games Organizing Committee (IAGOC) unveiled the track and music video of JYJ’s Incheon Asiad song ‘Only One’.

The song ‘Only One’ is characterized by a cheerful upbeat tune, where the lyrics deliver supportive messages to overcome one’s fear and challenges towards a brighter future. It also encourages people to transcend cultural differences and share the mutual feeling of determination.

The ‘Only One’ music video features JYJ at various locations in Incheon such as the eight-time award-winning Incheon International Airport, Incheon Munhak stadium built for World Cup 2012, and the Incheon Bridge – South Korea’s longest spanning cable bridge. The video visualizes the concept of bringing Asia together, along with dance steps of JYJ’s Incheon Asiad song – which is now ready to view via social media.

“As the lyrics of Only One reignite feelings of great sportsmanship, I hope that it will encourage many to join the victorious moments at the 2014 Incheon Asian Games,” commented Kwon Kyung-sang, Secretary General of IAGOC, “I would also like to express sincere appreciation to our Ambassador, JYJ, for encouraging interest in the 2014 Incheon Asian Games, and the Asiad song Only One.”

“It’s a great honor to be able to participate in promotional activities as official Ambassadors for the Incheon Asiad song and the Games. We hope that our track Only One resonate the spirit of the Incheon Asian Games and fans of both the sport and music would enjoy singing and dancing along to the song,” said JYJ.

The K-pop trio JYJ will perform ‘Only One’ for the first time in Hanoi, Vietnam on the October 24, followed by another showcase in Guangzhou, China on November 21. JYJ will also be joining the Asian Games Centennial Festival in Boracay, Philippines at the end of November.

Check out ‘Only One’ music video below! The song is also available on various worldwide music charts.

Want to know more about 2014 Incheon Asian Games? Check out IAG’s FB page (Here) and official blog (Here)