Jihyo has a cuter vibe than usual, which feels refreshing 🤍
What happened
TWICE introduces five TDOONGZ names—IMNABONG, YUBBUIBBUI, MOKURING, SHYAM SHYAM and PARKZYONI—while the auto-captions repeatedly ask someone to look at the speaker and into their eyes.
Why Koreans care
트둥즈 (Teudungjeu, TDOONGZ) is a playful collective label built from TWICE’s affectionate nickname 트둥이 (Teudungi) and the Korean pop-culture suffix 즈 (jeu), used to group people or characters together.
In the Korean comments
One comment points to a detail worth watching closely, reading in translation: “Nayeon’s lenses look like odd eyes, but from some angles they also look the same color. Cute.”
What the words mean
“눈웃음 진짜 사기” (nunuseum jinjja sagi, “that eye-smile is seriously unfair”) is not an accusation of fraud. Here 사기 (sagi, fraud) is casual exaggeration for something so effective or attractive that it feels unfair.
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Jihyo has a cuter vibe than usual, which feels refreshing 🤍
Nayeon unnie is just pretty, Jeongyeon unnie’s eye-smile is seriously unfair, Momo unnie is just wow—there are no words, Sana unnie is cute, and Jihyo unnie is simply insane…❤
You’re all so beautiful, I really love you 🩵💚🩷💜💛✨
Short notes from fans
TWICE fan notes

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