Released in October, trending in November: Jang Han-byeol’s ‘Miya’ gets a second moment

A song can have more than one first impression: ‘Miya’ met listeners in October, then appeared in a four-minute, 26-second official music video on November 1, alongside the singer’s first solo-concert period.

The official Jang Han-byeol channel posted the ‘Miya’ video on November 1, 2026, thanking fans and requesting support. October 30 reporting had announced a first live performance and MV premiere during concerts scheduled for October 31 and November 1 at Sejong University’s Daeyang Hall in Seoul. We did not independently attend those events.

An external Korean YouTube trending chart placed the MV at No. 1 on November 2, showing roughly 44,000 views, 4,805 likes and 1,354 comments at that snapshot. Those fluctuating indicators show attention, not nationwide consensus. Audio, concerts and a video offered distinct ways to revisit one song.

Concert sellouts and an added performance show demand for the live event. The MV’s likes and comment count establish online participation, not the opinions within those comments. The official description thanks supporters called ‘Eunhasu’. We could not read the individual new MV comments and therefore do not invent quotes, emotional reactions or disagreement.

Pre-concert reporting credited Lee Geon-woo, Kim Sun-min and Choi Jae-eun as the project team Masulpiri. The official MV description expresses the artist’s affection for the song. We did not verify the full playback, so we do not speculate about scenes or unobserved lyrics.

The audio release was reported for October 12. October 30 news described sold-out shows, an added date, and plans to debut the song live and screen the MV. The official 4:26 video was posted November 1. Its November 2 ranking and counts are from a third-party trending chart, distinct from concert attendance and audience reviews.

Future reporting should examine verifiable comments on the new MV, documentation of concert reactions and any official live clips. Earlier feedback on the audio release must never be passed off as reactions to the November video.