Thank you for all the love and cheers tonight! 🥰

What happened

Stray Kids thanked the crowd for welcoming them with loud cheers for a second consecutive night; the official description identifies the setting as Mexico City.

Why Koreans care

The Korean title explicitly says “following yesterday, today as well,” making clear that the clip follows another night of audience cheers rather than describing a single isolated show.

In the Korean comments

One comment reads, in translation: “Wow, they really tore up the stage. I can feel the energy in the venue all the way from here. Stray Kids, you worked hard today too—let’s stay together for life.” It combines praise for this specific performance with a long-term promise to the group.

What the words mean

무대 찢었다 (mudae jjijeotda, “tore up the stage”) is not about literal damage. It is casual, emphatic praise meaning that someone delivered an exceptionally powerful performance.