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What happened

ENHYPEN posted this short clip of member Sunoo with nothing but hashtags attached, but the comments make clear it went up around the Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) holiday as a kind of gift to fans.

In the Korean comments

Several comments frame the clip itself as a Chuseok present rather than just a video. One reads, in translation, "This Chuseok gift is better than 1,000,000 won in pocket money, Sunoo" — ranking a short video above the cash gift Korean relatives traditionally give for the holiday. Another commenter identifies themselves as Moroccan and says they don't speak Korean, explaining they used a translator to write in Korean anyway: in translation, "I've never seen an Arab idol, and it's a shame there aren't more, because there are so many talented people — honestly I just used translation, I can't speak Korean. I'm Moroccan."

What the words mean

In "용돈 100마넌" (yongdon baek-maneon, "100 maneon in pocket money"), 마넌 (maneon) is just a casual spoken shorthand for 만 원 (man won, 10,000 won) — so "100마넌" (maneon, informal for 10,000 won) means 100 x 10,000 won, i.e. 1,000,000 won (roughly $750). It's not a separate currency unit, just an informal way Koreans count large sums out loud.