ATEEZ Logbook #231

What happened

ATEEZ members Min Gi and Hong Joong document separate magazine shoots for L’OFFICIEL HOMMES KOREA and MEN’S FOLIO. Watch for Min Gi instantly posing when a perfectly formed bubble drifts into his shoot.

Why Koreans care

The opening “Fighting!” represents 파이팅 (paiting, “You’ve got this!”), a common Korean cheer used to energize someone before a task—not an invitation to fight.

In the Korean comments

Two comments directly answer Min Gi’s concern that he appears in Logbook too often. One reads, in translation, “Min Gi, it’s fine even if you appear every day,” while another says, “I watch Logbook to see you—what are you talking about?”

What the words mean

One commenter says, in translation, “I seriously came running like a dog.” The expression 개처럼 달려왔어 (gaecheoreom dallyeowasseo, “came running like a dog”) is not an insult here: it is casual, deliberately excessive slang for rushing over with unrestrained excitement as soon as the Logbook appeared.