아씹 개에바 개좋다 진짜 3주년 매일하자 제발
What happened
RIIZE's SHOTARO and SOHEE stage a dance battle during the group's third-anniversary party. The official short runs 27 seconds.
Why Koreans care
Some replies treat this as a return to SHOTARO's familiar dance style. One viewer says they repeatedly watched an earlier old-school video; that viewing history makes the short feel like an awaited sequel, not simply another trend to copy.
In the Korean comments
Fandom, an anticipated style: “SHOTARO doing old school—I've been waiting for this day.” Fandom, the pairing: “My favorite dance duo, SHOTARO & SOHEE; whatever they do, they're perfectly in sync.”
What the words mean
The top reply uses profanity and calls the clip excessive, then begs for an anniversary every day. Those seemingly negative words intensify enjoyment; translating them as disapproval would reverse the reaction.
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아씹 개에바 개좋다 진짜 3주년 매일하자 제발
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BAKBING reaction summary
Most fans are thrilled by Sohee's dancing skills, while some express nostalgia for Shotaro's old-school style.
Short notes from fans
RIIZE fan notes
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