Felix's Transformation Is Innocent

What happened

An official Stray Kids clip makes Felix’s transformation the hook for the 2026 “THIS & THAT” comeback. The description links the main release and separate “This” and “That” remix packages on Apple Music and Spotify.

Why Koreans care

뽁 (Bbok; Felix’s nickname derived from Yongbok) gives the official promotion the intimacy of fandom speech. 변신은 무죄 (byeonsin-eun mujoe; “transformation is no crime”) is a familiar makeover catchphrase, while the split “This” and “That” branding encourages approval of both looks.

In the Korean comments

Majority — reactions concentrate on Felix’s face and handsomeness: “Felix is really handsome.” Fandom — viewers embrace both sides of the transformation: “Both are handsome.” Minority — one commenter reverses the title’s innocence-and-guilt language: “Wow... to my heart, though, he’s guilty—he’s so handsome.”

What the words mean

The crime vocabulary signals flirtatious wordplay, not controversy: the title acquits Felix’s makeover, while a commenter convicts him for being handsome. Likewise, saying he “changed his DNA” is deliberate visual hyperbole, not a factual claim about biology or procedures.