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In the Korean comments

The comments shrink the title’s racing-car image into deliberately cuter vehicles. One comment reads, in translation, “Hamin backing up like a Morning driver—so cute,” referring to Kia’s compact Morning; another says, “Because of Hamin, my Porsches turned into beep-beep KartRider karts.” Noah’s walk inspires playful word-making. 놔덩이 (Nwadongi, Noah’s butt) blends a Noah nickname with 엉덩이 (eongdeongi, butt), while comments use expressive terms such as 씰룩씰룩 (ssilluk-ssilluk, wiggling from side to side) to pinpoint the movement they are replaying.

What the words mean

ㄱㅇㅇ (gwiyeowo, cute) is not a separate word: it is consonant-only internet shorthand for 귀여워 (gwiyeowo, “cute”). Here it is an emphatic, highly casual reaction to Hamin’s reversing gesture.