Wow, so they walked around Seoul like this? Ah... IVE, fighting, Aiting, I love you
What happened
IVE’s captioned dialogue moves from checking the filming schedule and rehearsing to a shouted “Cut!” and a rush toward the next location. The footage is then identified as a post-credit clip.
Why Koreans care
The title’s “POST CREDIT SCENE” is echoed inside the dialogue: “Is this a cookie?” is answered with 쿠키 영상 (kuki yeongsang, “cookie video”), giving the English title an in-video Korean counterpart.
In the Korean comments
One comment reads, in translation, “So they really went around central Seoul like this?” Another says the clip feels like “a drama or game trailer.”
What the words mean
쿠키 영상 (kuki yeongsang) literally combines “cookie” and “video,” but in Korean entertainment language it means a short bonus or post-credit clip. Here, the casual exchange plays with both meanings by first asking whether it is an actual cookie.
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