DaDa-ITZY EP.08 | Confidence over logic!

The Korean context

What happened

ITZY debate which junior coworker would be more frustrating: one who leaves messages unanswered while having fun, or one who refuses to listen and change. Ryujin and Yuna choose the first; Yeji, Lia and Chaeryeong choose the second.

More context

Why Koreans care

The captions frame the split as “old-school” versus “MZ.” In Korean discourse, “MZ” combines millennials and Generation Z into a shorthand for younger generations, so the label turns their choices into a playful generational divide.

In the Korean comments

One comment complicates the debate by arguing that boldness may not change just because a senior criticizes it—and can even be charming—but letting replies pile up while out having fun would be genuinely infuriating. Another asks for ITZY’s debate content to become a permanent recurring feature.

What the words mean

“꿀재밍” (kkul-jaeming, extremely entertaining) literally combines “honey” with a playful form of “fun.” Here, “honey” works as an intensifier: the commenter is saying the debate is exceptionally entertaining, in casual internet slang.

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