That night, the oldest and youngest members really enjoyed the New York party😼
What happened
Hearts2Hearts frames Carmen, Ian and Ye-on’s clip as stepping into a New York jazz night. The audio repeatedly calls “kickball change,” adds “a wiggle wiggle,” and tells them to dance.
In the Korean comments
One comment reads, in translation, “Ye-on like a grandmother, Ian like a girlfriend, Carmen like the youngest. You know this is our favorite combination.” Another specifically says Ian looks like she did around the group’s debut and welcomes the resemblance.
What the words mean
존예 (jonye, stunning) contracts an intensifier with “pretty”; its underlying literal force is roughly “freaking pretty.” Here it is emphatic praise, not a neutral description—very casual internet slang with a vulgar origin.
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That night, the oldest and youngest members really enjoyed the New York party😼
Carmen and the youngest members’ cute tap dance ✌️
Our three cute youngest members
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