I Dance This & That When I Get Scolded

What happened

Stray Kids’ Bang Chan and Han turn a scolding setup into a “THIS & THAT” dance with a sneaky hit. The official video promotes the original track alongside separate “This” and “That” remix packages.

Why Koreans care

The title hinges on 혼나다 (honnada, “to get scolded”), which casts someone as the junior or troublemaker. With Bang Chan known as the group’s leader, the clip converts that hierarchy into playful physical comedy and comeback promotion.

In the Korean comments

Fandom — spotting physical comedy: “Sneaking in a hit, hahaha,” highlights the sly action embedded in the dance. Fandom — treating Han as the audience’s proxy: “Han secretly went on a robbery spree on our behalf, hahaha,” uses exaggerated criminal language to applaud his behavior.

What the words mean

Neither “getting scolded” nor “robbery spree” is meant literally. The first establishes a playful leader-member dynamic; the second is mock-criminal fandom hyperbole presenting Han as someone acting on viewers’ behalf.