It has been four years since Kwon Soon-wook, the late older brother of singer BoA and a music video director, passed away. Kwon Soon-wook ended his life at the age of 39 on September 5, 2021, after battling peritoneal cancer. In May of the same year, he revealed his illness, stating, "I have cancer in the peritoneum, and it is stage 4 due to metastasis. The prognosis is not good, and hospitals are saying I have 2 to 3 months to live." Despite his battle with cancer, Kwon Soon-wook did not lose hope and said, "I want to believe in a miracle. I am grateful to everyone who has allowed me to dream of a miracle one last time."

Throughout his illness, his younger sister BoA was always by his side. BoA sent warm encouragement to her brother, saying, "Oppa, I love you. We can overcome this. I will definitely cook ramen for you. We have to eat it together." She also added, "Oppa, you are truly a strong person. The most handsome and strong person in my eyes. Thank you for staying strong every day," encouraging Kwon Soon-wook. However, four months later, Kwon Soon-wook ultimately passed away.

Mourning Kwon Soon-wook's death, BoA said, "Our last conversation was 'I love you.' Thank you for leaving such warm words. Now, I am waiting for you to do everything you want without pain. Forget all the hard times and protect me and our family from a place without suffering." Her words carry deep sorrow and longing.

Kwon Soon-wook also built a meaningful career as a music video director. He made his directorial debut with Poppin Hyun Joon's "Roar," and later showcased his unique and artistic directing style through various works such as Girl's Day's "Twinkle Twinkle," MAMAMOO's "Piano Man," and BoA's "Only One" and "Kiss My Lips." His works were greatly loved by the public, and the videos he left behind remain in the memories of many.

Even after Kwon Soon-wook's death, his works continue to be talked about. Especially, the music videos he directed were noted for their original visuals and artistic storylines. His work reaffirmed the importance of music videos in the Korean music industry. Kwon Soon-wook's directing style influenced younger directors, and his legacy continues.

As the anniversary of Kwon Soon-wook's passing approaches, fans and colleagues who remember him are carrying out various activities to honor his achievements. Fans are re-examining his works and reflecting on the messages and emotions he left behind. Additionally, memorial events and commemorative projects in honor of Kwon Soon-wook are being held in various places.

His appearance and works during his lifetime still inspire many. Kwon Soon-wook is remembered not just as a music video director but as a figure who had a significant impact on the Korean music scene. His creativity and passion will continue to influence future generations, and the works he left behind will continue to be loved.

Kwon Soon-wook's story goes beyond mere sadness; it reminds us of the meaning of life and the importance of family. His battle with illness and BoA's love for him moved many, and their relationship serves as an example to many people. The legacy Kwon Soon-wook left is not limited to his works but remains an unforgettable memory for many.

Though his death is sorrowful, his life and achievements are still remembered by many. Through his career as a music video director, Kwon Soon-wook made significant contributions to the Korean music industry, and his works will continue to be remembered. His creativity and passion inspire younger generations, and his name will be forever engraved in the history of Korean music.