I think this is the first time since Iroha-san that he's danced with such intense full power with a female idol.... It's mesmerizing to see the meeting of god-tier idols from different groups.
What happened
ENHYPEN's JUNGWON joins KiiiKiii's KYA for a Bloody Paradise challenge. The official 20-second short prompts a wish for JUNGWON to try Pop Off Pop Off too.
Why Koreans care
That request treats challenges as an exchange: viewers want both groups' songs represented, rather than only a guest dancing to one act's track. It shows an appetite for reciprocal promotion, not confirmation that the second challenge has been filmed.
In the Korean comments
Fandom, the crossover: “A combination of my favorite groups!” Fandom, KYA's dancing: “KYA dances well, haha.”
What the words mean
갓기 (gatgi, a godlike baby) combines admiration for exceptional talent with an affectionate baby comparison. Calling the pair this does not identify their actual ages or establish that both are their groups' youngest members.
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I think this is the first time since Iroha-san that he's danced with such intense full power with a female idol.... It's mesmerizing to see the meeting of god-tier idols from different groups.
With Jungwon, wow, you dance so well! Wow, you really have a lot to do! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🛐💜💗💗❤️💗🫂🤭☺️
I can't believe it's a combination of my favorite groups
Short notes from fans
ENHYPEN fan notes
THE SIN : BLISS

THE SIN : BLISS (랜덤 발송)
THE SIN : VANISH
DESIRE : UNLEASH
ROMANCE : UNTOLD -daydream-
ROMANCE : UNTOLD
DARK MOON SPECIAL ALBUM <MEMORABILIA>
ORANGE BLOOD
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