This & That 널 정말 많이 사랑해 Stray Kids 🤟🏻✨
What happened
Stray Kids’ Hyunjin performed the “THIS & THAT” challenge with AND2BLE’s Han Yujin. The short clip on Stray Kids’ channel links the original track and two separate remix packages.
Why Koreans care
K-pop challenges turn song promotion into brief cross-act encounters, making the guest pairing part of the content without implying a formal collaboration. Accordingly, this small comment sample evaluates movement and visual compatibility more than the song itself.
In the Korean comments
Majority — pairing aesthetics: three of the four supplied reactions prioritize movement or visual chemistry; “Honestly, this has the best vibe of any challenge I’ve seen lately—look at those dance lines,” while another says, “I think the two have a similar visual style—a blessing of ridiculously handsome guys.” Fandom — direct affection: one reaction says, “This & That, I really love you so much, Stray Kids.” None of the supplied comments expresses disagreement or criticism.
What the words mean
Foreign viewers may mistake 춤선 (chumseon, the silhouette and flow created through movement) for choreography or stage formation. 그림체 (geurimche, literally “drawing style”) is fandom shorthand for compatible facial and aura aesthetics, while 개맛도리 (gaematdori, emphatic slang for “extremely satisfying”) praises Han Yujin’s movement rather than food.
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This & That 널 정말 많이 사랑해 Stray Kids 🤟🏻✨
와 보플때 현진 롤모델로 꼽던 한유진과의 만남이라니 걍 둘다 개 기특하고
둘이 그림체가 비슷한 거 같음 존잘들의 축복
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are mostly excited about the pairing of Hyunjin and Han Yujin, with some noting that 'they have similar vibes.'
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