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What happened
HYBE LABELS released KATSEYE’s “Animal” music video as a HYBE x Geffen production promoting the group’s third EP, WILD.
Why Koreans care
The HYBE x Geffen credit matters because KATSEYE occupies a hybrid category in Korean discourse: a globally targeted group built with Korean idol-industry systems such as centralized creative direction, performance training, synchronized choreography, and fandom infrastructure like Weverse, rather than a conventional Korean-language K-pop group.
What the words mean
The Korean captions should not be treated as evidence that “Animal” is a Korean-language song. Their repeated use of “당신” is translation-style Korean: the word literally means “you,” but it sounds unusually formal or marked in ordinary Korean speech and commonly appears when English lyrics are rendered into Korean captions.
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