이러시는 이유가 있을거 아니예요...
What happened
NCT 127 performs “Blingy” at the Seoul concerts of its fifth “NEO CITY” tour, held at KSPO Dome from September 18–20, 2026.
Why Koreans care
The description places this performance at the opening stop of “THE REDLINE,” before a nine-city itinerary running through Jakarta, Hong Kong, Singapore, Saitama, Bangkok, Manila, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur and Macau.
In the Korean comments
The footage is prompting requests to return, not just praise for the song. One comment reads, in translation, “If you’re going to keep dragging me back to the gymnastics arena like this, give us an encore concert,” while another jokingly submits “Punch” and “NonStop” as song requests.
What the words mean
체조 (chejo) literally means “gymnastics,” but here it is casual fan shorthand for KSPO Dome, formerly known as the Olympic Gymnastics Arena. Being “dragged back to 체조 (chejo, KSPO Dome)” affectionately exaggerates how the concert footage pulls the commenter back into the Seoul show.
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Translating...
이러시는 이유가 있을거 아니예요...
이대로가면 신청곡도 받아줄것만 같음 저는 펀치+논스탑이요
아 나 방금 집왔는데 또 체조로 끌려왔음;
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are joking about being summoned to cheer for an encore.
Short notes from fans
NCT 127 fan notes
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