KUALA LUMPUR — Veteran Hong Kong actor Tony Leung Chiu-wai is taking a step into the K-pop scene — sort of.
The 61-year-old award-winning star made a surprise appearance in Korean girl group NewJeans' new music video Cool with You and Get Up .
A continuation from its first MV, Cool with You , the second MV again featured Squid Game actress-model Hoyeon Jung as its main protagonist.Lifestyle portal Vogue reported that the group’s agency ADOR previously announced that they would feature two unexpected global stars in NewJeans’ Cool with You MV prior to its release.
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