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In the Korean comments

Two comments frame the clip as a long-awaited pairing: one reads, in translation, “They finally made a trend together,” while another says, “You two look alike, like twins.” A third playfully echoes the soundtrack: “Yunah, you turn me upside down.”

What the words mean

뒤집어 놓다 (dwijibeo nota, literally “to turn something upside down”) can mean that someone has thoroughly shaken or overwhelmed you. Here it is an affectionate, exaggerated echo of the lyric “you turn me inside out,” not a description of a physical action.