Stray Kids 콘서트는 정말 대단해요❤
What happened
Stray Kids posted a Rock in Rio 2026 recap, framing its concert energy as momentum toward the group’s next stage.
Why Koreans care
The title says “이 에너지 그대로 다음 무대로” (i eneoji geudaero daeum mudaero, “taking this same energy to the next stage”). It presents the recap as a transition rather than a farewell to the festival.
In the Korean comments
Among these 12 Korean-language comments, one apparent concertgoer says, in translation, “I went! I’m Brazilian, and when it got quiet, I shouted, ‘Lee Know, I love you!’” Several others use the recap’s comment section as a birthday card for Han, praising him specifically as a rapper, songwriter and singer.
What the words mean
“우리 한” (uri Han, literally “our Han”) is affectionate fandom language here. “Our” signals closeness and shared fondness, not possession; the register is warm and familiar.
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Stray Kids 콘서트는 정말 대단해요❤
진짜 너네 대단해 ❤
나 갔어!! 난 브라질 사람인데, 조용해지자 "리노우 사랑해!"라고 소리쳤어.
Short notes from fans
Stray Kids fan notes

Suiatsu 4th Mini Album (Japan)
SUIATSU

This & That 10th Mini Album
THIS & THAT
SKZ-REPLAY 2026 Pt.1
DO IT

SKZ IT TAPE ‘DO IT’
KARMA
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