Singer Seo In Young recently released teaser photos of her upcoming single and album, but fans are noting her hard work preparing for the underwater photography. Apparently, she had to practice holding her breath, and was able to make a personal record of 2 minutes and 19 seconds. A crew member on set stated, "Seo In Young's record of holding her breath for 2 minutes and 19 seconds during practice rivals a lot of professionals who practice holding their breath under water. She has even surpassed professional swimmer marine boy Park Tae Hwan." Park Tae Hwan recently set Olympic records as the first Korean swimmer to receive gold in any swimming competition. Her agency Star World commented, "As a singer with great lung capacity, Seo In Young was able to work through the difficulty of the underwater work despite it being her first time and shocked all the staff. Her level is professional! Because of this, we were able to record for 14 hours straight." Seo In Young will be releasing her new album "Lov-Elly Part 02" and single "Facewash" in June. Source: Nate