Jihyo, you’re so cute, I love you
What happened
TWICE announces a special vinyl preserving performances from the Seoul finale of the “THIS IS FOR” world tour and asks viewers to pre-save and pre-order it.
Why Koreans care
The captions address fans as 원스 (ONCE), TWICE’s fandom name, making the message specifically for the group’s fan community rather than using the ordinary word “once.”
In the Korean comments
One comment affectionately uses Jihyo’s full name: “박지효 예쁘다” (Park Jihyo is beautiful). Another calls her “마미 지효” (mami Jihyo, Mommy Jihyo), a playful fan nickname rather than a claim about her family role.
What the words mean
In “우리는 당신을 너무너무 사랑해요” (we love you so, so much), 너무너무 (neomu-neomu) literally suggests “far too much,” but here it is casual, emphatic affection: “very, very much.”
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Jihyo, you’re so cute, I love you
Park Jihyo is beautiful 💛👑✨️ Love from Paris 😘🫴💕
Mommy Jihyo!!!! We love you so, so much!💕💕
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are expressing their love for Jihyo's beauty and talent.
Short notes from fans
TWICE fan notes

This Is For World Tour Finale In Seoul Fans
<THIS IS FOR> WORLD TOUR FINALE in SEOUL - LIVE
TEN: The Story Goes On
ENEMY
THIS IS FOR (DELUXE)
THIS IS FOR
STRATEGY
With YOU-th
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