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Ah, I can't resist this handsome Minho combination. Thank you, thank you 🫶🏻
What happened
Stray Kids’ Lee Know performs the “THIS & THAT” challenge with SHINee’s Minho, addressing him as seonbaenim. Posted on Stray Kids’ channel, the short-form clip promotes the song and its “This” and “That” remix packages.
Why Koreans care
This pairing connects idols from different K-pop generations through the now-standard comeback challenge format, which doubles as cross-fandom promotion. The title’s 선배님 (seonbaenim, respected senior) publicly observes Korean entertainment’s debut-based hierarchy while emphasizing Minho’s veteran status.
What the words mean
Seonbaenim does not imply that Minho personally mentored Lee Know or attended the same school. Here it is the conventional honorific for an earlier-debuting entertainer, signaling professional respect rather than necessarily indicating personal closeness.
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Ah, I can't resist this handsome Minho combination. Thank you, thank you 🫶🏻
Two Minhos!!!!💓 Both of them are so, so cool!!!!
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BAKBING reaction summary
Most fans are thrilled about the combination of LeeKnow and Minho, while some highlight Minho's charm.
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