Choi Jong Ho's Mini Homepage

Why Koreans care

The title’s 님 (nim, honorific suffix) gives his full name the polite wording of a profile-page label. The video extends that conceit through a “miniroom,” messages from members, friend comments and a ten-question profile, so the computer-interface framing is worth watching alongside his answers.

In the Korean comments

Viewers answer Jongho’s request to name their favorite games: one comment lists Lost Ark, Stardew Valley and first-person shooters and says they would like to play with him, while another names Wild Rift. A separate comment points to 1:13 and says, in translation, “It really feels like Mingi would send a message exactly like that,” making Mingi’s birthday note a detail to revisit.

What the words mean

In one comment, “어깨가 올라가고” (eokkaega ollagago, “my shoulders rise”) is not about posture. It is a casual Korean expression for feeling proud: the commenter says Jongho’s promise to sing for ATINY makes them feel proud whenever they watch ATEEZ perform.