미치도록 콘서트 가고싶다
What happened
BOYNEXTDOOR’s Japanese title frames this KNOCK ON Vol. 2 clip as “Swinging towels in Nagano”; the mimetic “bunbun” suggests repeated, vigorous swinging.
In the Korean comments
One Korean-language comment supplies a precise rewatch cue, saying, in translation, “Woonhak smiling while singing in the middle is so cute.” Another explicitly contrasts the styling with Japan, asking why “we” do not also get the varied hats, glasses, and dolls used there.
What the words mean
“샤우팅 하는 백두산 호랑이 실존” (syauting haneun Baekdusan horangi siljon, literally “a shouting Mount Baekdu tiger exists”) is not an animal sighting. It is a casual, exaggerated way of calling the unidentified shouting performer a remarkably fierce or powerful presence.
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미치도록 콘서트 가고싶다
중간에 운학이 노래부르면서 웃는거 넘 귀엽잖아!
김운학 꽃받침 하는거 왜케 기여워..ㅠㅠ❤
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