승관이 라이브 보다가 홈그라운드비하인드 보러오기ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
What happened
DK and Seungkwan rehearse, film a Spider-Man short, and perform “One,” their official T1 support song, at the T1 vs. DK event.
Why Koreans care
The mock-documentary sequence before the performance is captioned “Lee Seokmin Documentary: People Are Good.” “Lee Seokmin” is DK’s real name, so the caption plays along as he turns his temporarily final pre-enlistment stage into an overly solemn documentary.
In the Korean comments
One comment reads, in translation, “Most people came to watch League of Legends, but praise for SEVENTEEN’s performance is pouring in everywhere—and that’s genuinely true.” It points to the unusual setting: this performance was winning notice inside an esports event rather than a K-pop concert.
What the words mean
찢었다 (jjijeotda) literally means “tore it,” but the comment saying the duo “tore up” their final promotional stage means they absolutely crushed the performance. It is casual, emphatic praise.
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승관이 라이브 보다가 홈그라운드비하인드 보러오기ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
대부분 롤 보려고 오는 사람들이 많은데 여기저기 세븐틴 공연에 대한 호평들이 쏟아지는게 ㄹㅇ진짜임
1:15 부승관 진짜 귀여움을 넘어서 사랑스러움🥹
BAKBING reaction summary
Most fans were excited about Seungkwan and Dokyeom's adorable moments, while some noted the emotional harmonies during the performance.
Short notes from fans
SEVENTEEN fan notes
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