[BEHIND THE SCENES] 🎶 현하요 완전 난리 났는데 얼마나 난리 났냐면 진짜 난리도 아니야~! ↗️ | THE MAKING OF ‘NALLY-NA’

What happened

TREASURE’s rap unit HYUNHAYO documents the production of “NALLY-NA,” including part allocation, vocal recording, choreography rehearsal, and music-video planning and filming.

Why Koreans care

K-pop fans distinguish “self-produced content” (jacheon) edited like a variety show from a genuine production diary. Here, commenters value the unusually long, restrained “YG-style” edit because it preserves working discussions and studio footage instead of burying them under flashy captions and comedy effects.

What Korean viewers say

Fandom majority in this four-comment sample: viewers express grateful disbelief that YG provided substantial content. “Seriously, thank you, YG.” Fandom recurring pattern: the 25-minute runtime feels unusually generous. “A 25-minute behind-the-scenes video?! Seriously, what has gotten into YG? This is making me adore you.” Fandom minority but specific: one commenter prefers this simple production-documentary approach to previous variety-style edits. “Previous behind-the-scenes videos felt overly flashy, like edited variety content, and were short. This one feels like a real behind-the-scenes video with that simple YG-style editing. Please keep doing it this way.”

What you'd miss

“Why is YG treating us so well? It’s scary” is affectionate, sarcastic disbelief—not actual fear. Likewise, “난리 났다” literally suggests that chaos has broken out, but here it functions as playful hype: the project is wildly exciting or “going off,” reinforced by the song title “NALLY-NA.”