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Yeongwonz in uniforms are so handsome, and with them playing Didi in the background too, they’re totally like same-age youths in their青春 ㅜㅜ...🧡🧡
What happened
RIIZE’s Eunseok and Sungchan are featured in a post celebrating an LG baseball win. The comments identify the occasion as a stadium appearance involving a ceremonial first pitch.
In the Korean comments
The pair’s nickname, 영원즈 (Yeongwonjeu, “Foreverz”), turns the title’s “forever” into wordplay. One comment reads, in translation, “Foreverz, last forever,” repeating the nickname as a wish that the duo will continue.
What the words mean
승리요정 (seungni yojeong) literally means “victory fairy,” but here it is playful sports and fandom slang for someone treated as a good-luck charm after a team wins. Several comments abbreviate it to 승요 (seungyo) while celebrating Eunseok and Sungchan in connection with the LG victory.
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Yeongwonz in uniforms are so handsome, and with them playing Didi in the background too, they’re totally like same-age youths in their青春 ㅜㅜ...🧡🧡
It was such a great schedule… All the Yeongwonz photos from the baseball stadium being posted right now are so, so handsome and youthful, ahㅡ I love this so much!!!!
Yeongwonz, the victory fairies🧡
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