I love Stray Kids so, so much 🫰
What happened
The clip turns an overwrought scene into comedy: someone begs another person to come to his senses, calls him Yoo Si-jin, and immediately hears, “I’m not Yoo Si-jin.”
Why Koreans care
유시진 씨 (Yoo Si-jin) is the name of the soldier protagonist in the hit Korean drama Descendants of the Sun. Invoking him and then instantly rejecting the identification makes the exchange a drama-reference gag.
In the Korean comments
One comment supplies the meme’s backstory, reading in translation: “When Changbin first learned the meme during his birthday livestream, he seemed unsure whether it was funny—though he still copied it, the copy queen—but it looks like he got hooked on it later.” That makes this clip a return to a joke Changbin had previously encountered, rather than an isolated skit.
What the words mean
돼끼 (Dwaekki, “pig-rabbit”) blends the Korean words for pig and rabbit. Here it is Changbin’s character name and an affectionate fandom nickname—as confirmed by the comment translated as “My beloved Dwaekki”—not an insult calling him a pig.
Comments shown here come from this video.
The same comments the article read — most-liked first
I love Stray Kids so, so much 🫰
창비니랑 한이 넘 웃기고 귀여웠는데ㅋㅋㅋ 둘이 붙여놓으니 미치겠음ㅋㅋ ㅋ
Original · Translation unavailable아 진짜 둘이 너무 웃겨ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 이 조합 너무 좋아😭❤️
Original · Translation unavailableShort notes from fans
Stray Kids fan notes

Suiatsu 4th Mini Album (Japan)
SUIATSU

This & That 10th Mini Album
THIS & THAT
SKZ-REPLAY 2026 Pt.1
DO IT

SKZ IT TAPE ‘DO IT’
KARMA
More videos related to this topic
You and you and you and you and you“대박각이다” (daebakgagida, looks poised to be a big hit) literally combines “jackpot” with…
Final Interview정신 차리다 (jeongsin charida) literally evokes gathering one’s senses; here it means
Kim Ttororororong Customer ☕️ #TWS #DOHOON똥강아지 (ttonggangaji) literally means “poop puppy,” but “our 똥강아지 (ttonggangaji)” here is…