Zootopia in Macau and Renjun's Award Ceremony Behind-the-Scenes

Why Koreans care

At the bakery, Renjun connects one dessert to the elephant-sized ice pop in “Zootopia”: it is melted down and remade with paw-print shapes. He says it was his favorite treat during an earlier Disneyland visit, giving viewers a specific detail to watch for when the dessert appears.

In the Korean comments

The speed of the upload itself surprised viewers. One comment reads, in translation, “Did the in-house content team change? How long has it been since we got a behind-the-scenes video this quickly?” Another tells Neo Center to give that team more money.

What the words mean

쫑알거리다 (jjongalgeorida, to chatter) describes a continuous stream of quick, small remarks. In the comment saying it had been a long time since Renjun was 쉴새없이 쫑알거리는 (swil sae eopsi jjongalgeorineun, chattering nonstop), it is affectionate rather than critical: the writer is delighted by how rapidly and continuously he talks. The register is casual, playful, and exaggerated.