I still live in Daegu..
What happened
DK and SEUNGKWAN prepare regional greetings as well as music in their DxS tour behind-the-scenes episode. Part four includes Daegu rehearsals and the filming of deliberately angry and sarcastic challenge takes.
Why Koreans care
DK tries out local speech and asks whether it sounds like Daegu dialect. This makes the greeting a gesture toward the host city's audience, not evidence that he comes from Daegu; the uncertainty is part of the preparation shown.
In the Korean comments
Majority in the supplied comments, lingering concert memories: “I'm still living in Daegu.” Minority, seizing a regional opportunity, excerpt: “I wondered when SEVENTEEN would come to Daegu, so I went both days.”
What the words mean
The repeated question about whether they can sing is rehearsed in angry and sarcastic versions for a challenge. The explicit filming instructions matter: those lines are performed attitudes, not a spontaneous dispute about the members' singing ability.
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I still live in Daegu..
세븐틴이 언제 대구를 오겠나.. 하고 양일 둘 다 갔는데 노래들으면서 울뻔할정도로 노래 너무 잘부르고 연출도 멋졌고 앵콜때 노는것도 내 인생최고로 즐거웠던 앵콜이고 뿌도 얼굴이 진짜 너무 예뻤고 실물후기는 승관이 얼굴 진짜진짜진짜작고 도겸이 코가 진짜 높고 다리가 진짜김.
Original · Translation unavailableSeung-gani's visuals in the thumbnail are insane...
BAKBING reaction summary
Most fans raved about the concert, saying 'The Daegu concert was so much fun♥︎,' while some expressed nostalgia with comments like 'I still miss it....😭.'
Short notes from fans
SEVENTEEN fan notes
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