Hoang Dung and Den convey a simple message in "Someday".

On the evening of September 15th, Hoang Dung officially released the music video for "Someday," a collaboration with rapper Den.

Hoang Dung and Den performed "One Day" for the first time at the "Turning Around" concert. - Photo: FBNV

The song "One Day" was first performed at the "Spinning Around" concert on August 2nd at the My Dinh Athletics Stadium ( Hanoi ), and was recorded live during the performance with the participation of thousands of spectators.

From the concert 'Spinning Around' to the music video 'Someday'

The music video "One Day" was created during Hoang Dung's preparations for the "Turning Around" concert. After Den agreed to participate, he proactively suggested they create a collaborative product together.

Within three months, Hoang Dung wrote the melody, then completed the demo in just two weeks before sending it to Den to write the rap lyrics.

Hoang Dung at the "Turning Around" concert. - Photo: FBNV

On August 3rd, the song was first introduced on the Rotating Stage in Hanoi. In the emotionally charged atmosphere of a major concert, this collaboration became an unexpected highlight, receiving a strong positive response from the audience.

Notably, the music video, released on the evening of September 15th, was filmed live during the concert. Instead of elaborate studio sets, the video captures the atmosphere of the concert: from the lighting and stage to the synchronized singing of thousands of audience members and everyday moments amidst the crowd.

The music video also includes footage filmed by Hoang Dung and Den themselves. The raw, sometimes shaky footage gives viewers a feeling of closeness and authenticity.

One day, it will not simply be a song, but a slice of collective memory: where music , artists, and audiences share a single moment.

MV Someday - HOANG DUNG (feat. DEN & MUSIC FRIENDS.)

A simple message through the lyrics.

The melodies composed by Hoang Dung have a nostalgic, poetic, and somewhat dreamy feel.

The lyrics begin with a promise: "Someday we'll walk together again / On cloudy afternoons..." The image of "someday" is repeated like a refrain, becoming the red thread running throughout the song.

It evokes the simple belief that there will come a time when people can live according to their desires, free from the constraints of time or responsibility, and without regrets about things left undone.

Den's rap section expands the emotional arc. He recounts "wild, frenzied days," youthful experiences that were both intense and deprived.

But within that is also the present worry: learning to find peace, learning to be content with life as it flows by.

These reflective words are not overly elaborate, but they evoke empathy in anyone who has ever felt they owe themselves time that was left unfinished.

At the end of the song, the image of "writing a letter to oneself" is a meaningful highlight. Both the writer and the recipient are oneself; the song reminds us that before making promises to others, we need to learn to keep our promises to ourselves, a moment of reflection for the audience to look back at themselves.

The moment the audience sang along during the performance in Hanoi was captured in footage from the music video. - Photo: Screenshot from the music video

A glimpse into the memories of the Spinning Around concert.

The "Spinning Around" concert setting gives the music video a unique vibrancy. Not only the artists on stage, but also the thousands of audience members in the stands become central characters.

The moments captured in the music video include: a surprise marriage proposal in front of a crowd, radiant smiles as they sing the chorus, a warm embrace between the young couple, and teary eyes as they watch the performance.

All of this creates a multifaceted emotional picture; viewers are not merely observing from the sidelines, but are drawn back into becoming a part of the concert.

A surprise marriage proposal in front of a crowd of spectators also appears in the music video.

This further emphasizes the message that Hoang Dung and Den want to convey: music is not just for listening, but for living with, for reminding each person of what is incomplete.

The music video "One Day" chooses to go against the grain: maintaining authenticity. This very simplicity becomes the element that evokes empathy.

Listeners don't need to make an effort to decipher the meaning; they just need to listen to recognize things they've experienced: an unfulfilled promise, an unfulfilled wish, or simply a desire for peace...

MAI NGUYET

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