
Jackson Wang drops MAGIC MAN 2: Watch GOT7 star ‘take off his past' by stripping down in Made Me a Man music video
Made Me a Man captures Jackson's emotion through visual metaphors
The music video for Made Me a Man showcases a more vulnerable side of Jackson. The soft, introspective track explores themes of emotional growth, self-reflection, and transformation. Visually, the video moves through a dreamlike sequence.
Jackson walks through a mist-covered forest, symbolizing confusion and inner turmoil. This shifts to a vibrant field full of flowers, representing clarity and fleeting peace. It is then followed by a dark, ominous nightscape filled with chaos, suggesting a painful but necessary personal journey.
In the final moments of the video, Jackson is seen standing fully bare atop a hill, facing forward as the wind brushes against him. The powerful imagery captures a moment of raw vulnerability and rebirth. It symbolises his willingness to shed past burdens and face an uncertain future with nothing to hide.
About MAGIC MAN 2
MAGIC MAN 2 is the official sequel to Jackson's 2022 album MAGIC MAN. Initially planned for a 2023 release, the album faced multiple delays, first to 2024 and finally landing in 2025. Despite the wait, the project arrives with a refined vision and more experimental edge.
Spanning 11 tracks, the album blends genres and emotions, staying true to Jackson's evolving artistry. The rollout began earlier this year with the release of the lead single High Alone in February, followed by GBAD and its remixes. BUCK, a bold track featuring Indian superstar Diljit Dosanjh, further highlighted Jackson's global vision. In June, he dropped the dramatic music video for Hate to Love, and now caps off the album's pre-release journey with Made Me a Man.
Full tracklist for MAGIC MAN 2
High Alone
Not For Me
Access
BUCK (featuring Diljit Dosanjh)
GBAD
Hate to Love
One Time
Everything
Dear:
Sophie Ricky
Made Me a Man
With MAGIC MAN 2, Jackson Wang delivers not only a strong musical statement but a visual and emotional experience that reflects his growth as both an artist and a storyteller.

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