K-pop

Former BB Girls Member Nam Yoo-jung Remakes Jewelry’s “I Really Like You”

First Track from the Remake Project… Released on the 11th

KIM HYUNSIK
2026-08-11 16:13:11
[Edaily Starin Reporter KIM HYUNSIK ] Nam Yoo-jung, a former member of the girl group BB Girls, has covered Jewelry’s “I Really Like You.”
(Photo courtesy of
R&D
Company)
(Photo courtesy of R&D Company)
According to her agency, R&D Company, on the 11th, Nam Yu-jeong will release “I Really Like You” at 6 p.m. that day via various online music platforms.
“I Really Like You” is a song that expresses the honest emotions of the moment one falls in love. The original version is the song of the same name released by Jewelry in 2003.
The agency stated, “By adding the distinctive rhythms of Cuban and bossa nova, we’ve layered a laid-back summer vibe over the original song’s bright energy.”
Nam Yu-jeong kicks off her remake project with “I Really Like You.” On the 18th and 22nd, she plans to release remakes of Park Myung-soo’s “Prince of the Sea” and Uhm Jung-hwa’s “Invitation,” respectively.
Nam Yu-jeong will take the stage at the “Waterbomb Sokcho” music festival on the 22nd, the release date of “Invitation.”

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