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Why Koreans care

When Kyungmin says “42분들” (42-bundeul, the fans called 42), 분들 (bundeul, people) is an honorific plural marker: he means that 42 fans enjoyed an earlier footbath episode, not “42 minutes.”

In the Korean comments

One commenter highlights Kyungmin’s losing battle with Halli Galli: he allegedly cheats, prays, and throws his whole body into the game to avoid last place, only to finish last anyway. That gives viewers a specific comic arc to follow beyond the opening blindfold challenge.

What the words mean

“착둥이들” (chakdung-ideul, good-hearted cuties) blends 착하다 (chakada, to be good or kind) with the affectionate nickname ending 둥이 (dungi). Here it jokingly explains why all six bottle markers ended up clustered near the square: the members gave one another genuinely helpful clues instead of sabotaging every turn.