I’ll wait until Dino comes back again 🦦❤️
What happened
A short SEVENTEEN clip repeatedly uses the English phrase “come back,” while the title playfully extends “back” to “backk.”
In the Korean comments
The comments give “come back” a specific second layer without proving that the title intended it: one commenter says, in translation, “I’ll wait until Dino comes back,” while another writes about Chan going to the military and promises, “I won’t leave. I’ll wait.” Another comment calls this “Lemon Dino” and thanks him for also making “Gray Dino” and “Pink Dino” challenges.
What the words mean
울 (ul, our) in “our baby Dino” is the shortened form of “our,” but here it signals affectionate closeness rather than ownership. 막둥이 (makdungi, the youngest one) likewise works as an endearment for the youngest member. Another comment’s 까리하다 (kkarihada, stylish or slick) is casual admiring slang praising how cool Dino looks.
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I’ll wait until Dino comes back again 🦦❤️
You’re so cool, Dinoㅠㅠ😊
Chan, come back healthy. I’ll be waiting for you, our youngest~
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are leaving heartfelt comments, eagerly waiting for Dino's comeback.
Short notes from fans
SEVENTEEN fan notes

Dreamscape 1st Mini Album

DREAMSCAPE
SPILL THE FEELS
17 IS RIGHT HERE
SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN
ALWAYS YOURS
FML
DREAM
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