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YouTube 1.1M views·YouTube 3.9K comments·1mo ago·SEVENTEEN

[GOING SEVENTEEN] EP.163 What Happened On The Set: Don't Lie #2

The Korean context

What happened

Seungkwan, playing the Revolutionary, passes the hidden cash to Jun, the Goblin. His plan is to take Jun down with him if eliminated—giving Jun his win condition and doubling the prize because Jun holds the money.

More context

Why Koreans care

마피아 게임 (mafia game) is the usual Korean variety-show name for social-deduction games, even when custom roles such as the Revolutionary, Goblin and Troublemaker radically alter the rules.

In the Korean comments

One comment singles out Vernon’s final choice: in translation, “I thought he would switch someone to the Goblin at the end, but he turned to the Revolutionary and planned to make everything blow up.” Another notes that Vernon was the only player who formed no alliance, making that late move harder for the alliance-focused players to anticipate.

What the words mean

The title replaces the first sound of “Don’t Lie” with 돈 (don, money). It literally inserts “money” into the phrase, turning the English command into a playful name for a game built around hidden cash and deception.

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Comments in Korean20

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@@j***653

The fact that last week’s episode ended with Kim Mingyu, leaving us wondering where things had gone wrong, was probably what made me look forward to this week even more This Don’t Lie, where they form alliances, betray one another, and keep watch on each other, brings me so much happiness all by itself

@@j***202

Everyone has such a distinct character within the team—some are good at lying, some give themselves away when they lie, some are good at steering others, some are easily swayed, some are very assertive, and some just observe—that it’s so much fun to watch as a Carat That’s why I really love content like Don’t Lie and Bad Clue, where you get to enjoy both deduction and acting

@@l***149

Vernon is seriously so smart ㅋㅋㅋㅋ The troublemaker really caused trouble properly ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

BAKBING reaction summary

Comments are buzzing about Vernon’s smart moves.

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