I knew it was PLAVE from Noah’s move 💙💜💗❤️🖤
What happened
A PLAVE short featuring Noah challenges viewers to “Catch the PLAVE,” while the auto-captioned audio says, “Can you hear me?” and “I couldn't wait till you pull me up.”
In the Korean comments
The hidden thing to watch for is the group’s name: one comment reads, in translation, “Oh, it was shaped like PLAVE?” Another says the viewer recognized “PLAVE” from Noah’s movements. A commenter also calls the peeking Noah 놔냥이 (Nwa-nyangi, Noah-kitty), an affectionate cat nickname that matches other comments comparing his light jump to a cat’s.
What the words mean
In “씩 웃는거 너무 심장 저격당함” (ssik unneun geo neomu simjang jeogyeokdangham, that grin totally sniped my heart), 심장 저격 (simjang jeogyeok, heart-sniping) is not literal. It is casual, exaggerated praise for a moment that instantly charms or overwhelms someone.
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I knew it was PLAVE from Noah’s move 💙💜💗❤️🖤
Oh, it was PLAVE hahaha Noah jumps so lightly. Haha
Ah, that little smile after the jump hit me right in the heart ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ💜💜💜
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are loving Noah's cute jumps and his smiling expressions.
Short notes from fans
PLAVE fan notes
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