I really wanted to go to the Stray Kids concert too! It looks absolutely amazing 🎸✨🔥
What happened
Stray Kids thanked STAY for the energy and cheers at the Palco Mundo stage, with the official post tagged Rock in Rio 2026.
Why Koreans care
The title’s 스테이 (STAY, Stray Kids’ fandom name) addresses the audience as part of the group’s own fan community. The hashtag “You Make Stray Kids Stay” extends the wordplay: STAY is both the fandom name and the English verb tied to Stray Kids’ identity.
In the Korean comments
All 12 sampled Korean-language comments are warm, but two give useful off-site perspectives: one reads, in translation, “Although I couldn’t go in person, I watched the whole thing on TV,” while another asks the group to return and says, “Brazil loves you.”
What the words mean
꽉 채워준 (kkwak chaewojun, filled completely) describes STAY’s energy and cheers filling the stage; it does not by itself claim that every audience seat was occupied. It is affectionate, emphatic concert-thank-you language.
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I really wanted to go to the Stray Kids concert too! It looks absolutely amazing 🎸✨🔥
입술이 침묵하는 눈과 말 없는 눈이 말해주는 것 같아요.
Original · Translation unavailable다들 콘서트를 즐기는 모습이 너무 좋았어요! 저도 꼭 가고 싶네요 ㅎㅎ
Original · Translation unavailableShort 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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