#STRAYKIDS in #Bogotá Recap

What happened

Stray Kids posted a recap of their STRAYCITY tour's Bogotá stop, teasing the next city on the road. The clip runs on the group's official YouTube channel under the tour hashtags #STRAYCITY and #YouMakeStrayKidsStay, and its auto-captions are pulled from a live performance moment rather than a full studio track.

Why Koreans care

The hashtag #YouMakeStrayKidsStay in the post's tags is a callback to Stray Kids' 2017 Mnet survival show of the same name, where the members faced a scripted elimination format before fan support let the full lineup stay together as a group. Outside that history, a foreign viewer would read the tag as generic tour-marketing copy rather than a reference to the group's near-miss debut story.

In the Korean comments

Generic superlative praise dominates: one top comment reads "As always, you're the world's best group" (majority). A smaller but emotionally intense strand uses devotional language, as in "I love Stray Kids so much, they are my savior" (fandom). One comment breaks from the video's own location, saying "Stray Kids came to El Salvador, it's such a beautiful country" — naming a different country than Bogotá, the city in this video (minority).

What the words mean

The title's phrase 이제부터 시작 (ijebuteo sijak, "it's only just begun") can read as a literal claim that this is the tour's first-ever show, but Stray Kids and JYP Entertainment reuse this exact framing across multiple tour stops to keep momentum in each city's promotional post, not just the opening date. One comment cites 엘살바도르 (El Salvador) rather than Bogotá; a foreign viewer might assume every comment describes the video's own location, but recap-post comment sections often carry over reactions about other stops on the same tour.