Sisterly Love for the Maknae🐥🐥 | RESCENE (리센느)

What happened

RESCENE’s older members affectionately fuss over the youngest members, calling them little kids and praising them for working hard at a young age. The younger members respond with mock irritation before one declares that she is extremely happy.

Why Koreans care

The title labels the two sides `"언니즈" (eonnijeu, older-sister members)` and `"막내즈" (maknaejeu, youngest members)`. The fandom-style ending `-즈 (-jeu)` turns a shared age or role into an informal member grouping, so the title frames the clip as older-member and younger-member chemistry.

In the Korean comments

One commenter uses the nickname `까엉이 (Kkaeongi)` and writes, in translation, “When Kkaeongi is the only one, she acts aggrieved, but when Mei gets the same treatment, she really likes it.” That makes the younger pair’s shared treatment part of the joke.

What the words mean

`킹받다 (king-batda)` is a comic mutation of `열받다 (yeolbatda, to get angry or heated)`, with `킹 (king)` acting as an exaggerated intensifier. It means “this is seriously irritating,” but comments here read the complaint as playful rather than genuine anger; it is highly casual internet slang.