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YouTube 1M views·YouTube 1.7K comments·1mo ago·Stray Kids

LeeKnow's cuteness explosion!

The Korean context

What happened

Lee Know asks a fifth-grade student whether they recognize him. The student says yes and confirms that Stray Kids are well known at school, where students follow along with their songs.

More context

Why Koreans care

The official tag “kNOw맘대로” (kNOw mamdaero, “however Know wants”) folds Lee Know’s stage name into 마음대로 (maeumdaero, “as one pleases”). Its paired English tag, “The kNOw Way,” preserves the same name-based wordplay.

In the Korean comments

One comment reads, in translation, “Despite being so popular overseas, it seems not many people recognize them here because they do so little domestic promotion.” Another commenter says they first discovered Lee Know eight years into Stray Kids’ career; these remarks make his questions about recognition at school more pointed, though they remain individual viewers’ interpretations.

What the words mean

“스키즈라는 게 숨긴다고 숨겨지는 것도 아니고” (Seukijeuraneun ge sumgindago sumgyeojineun geotdo anigo) literally says that “being Stray Kids isn’t something that becomes hidden just because you hide it.” Here it casually and humorously means their identity or fame is too noticeable to keep under wraps.

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Comments in Korean20

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@@A***624

Lee Know is getting cuter and cuter❤❤

@@u***104

Since their domestic recognition is lower than their recognition overseasㅠㅠ I can feel that Lee Know wants to raise Stray Kids’ recognition domesticallyㅠ Have confidence, Lee Know!! I’m crying over Lee Know’s efforts to increase their domestic recognition

@@y***20

Clearly, because there are so few domestic activities and promotions, not many people seem to recognize them despite their huge popularity overseasㅠ Because of the agency that does absolutely no viral promotion, I only discovered Lee Know and became a fan in Stray Kids’ eighth year of activitiesㅠㅠ I wish I had known him earlierㅠㅠ

BAKBING reaction summary

Fans are moved by LeeKnow's attempts to raise awareness in Korea.

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