I’ve never seen anyone in my life who’s this skinny, looks this good in clothes, and is this hip without going overboard.
What happened
The video follows RIIZE member Sohee through his first New Era advertising shoot. At the end, he says being chosen by the brand is an honor and that his love for New Era will continue.
In the Korean comments
One comment treats Sohee’s modeling as visible growth rather than effortless talent. It reads, in translation, “What I want to praise Sohee for is that this isn’t innate talent but acquired talent,” contrasting his precise poses and expressions here with his awkwardness around debut.
What the words mean
기특해죽것어 (giteukhae jukgeosseo, literally “he’s so admirable I could die”) is not about death. It is casual, affectionately exaggerated language for feeling overwhelmingly proud of someone; 죽것어 (jukgeosseo, colloquial form of jukgesseo) is a colloquial rendering of 죽겠어 (jukgesseo, I could die from it).
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I’ve never seen anyone in my life who’s this skinny, looks this good in clothes, and is this hip without going overboard.
My Kkiera has finally arrived
What I genuinely find amazing is: How is there not a single hat that doesn’t suit him?
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are praising Sohee's poses and expressions, calling her super photogenic.
Short notes from fans
RIIZE fan notes
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