This study is an image-telling study that analyzes the stories and images inherent in music videos about the Gwangju Uprising. The subject of the study is 「It's Over」 by the group Speed, which has the most views and comments among the music videos related to Gwangju 5.18 on YouTube. The analysis method was to divide the story into 1 and 2 sections from the perspective of music and storytelling, which were further divided into initiation, development, climax, and ending, and characters were divided into main characters, supporting characters, and extras, and then analyzed the symbolism of the story through time and number of places and backgrounds in scene telling. As a result of the analysis, it was confirmed that from the perspective of storytelling, characters and stories play a role in conveying historical facts, and from the perspective of scene telling, the symbolism of places and backgrounds, the number of times and places, and the directing technique that gave meaning to the story are fulfilling the role of music videos as a way of memory and commemoration. In addition, it is judged that YouTube's music videos have a net function of spreading viewing and raising historical awareness through visual and auditory image telling.