Wasn’t Donghwa the one who used to fool around in front of Lily when she was the strict disciplinarian? hehe You’ve all grown up now—thanks for cheering on your noonas
What happened
NMIXX’s Jiwoo joins KickFlip’s Donghwa for a Birthday Wish challenge, which several commenters frame as a “JYP family” collaboration.
Why Koreans care
The title embeds the song name in a sentence: 긴 소원을 빌게 (gin sowoneul bilge, “I’ll make a long wish”) for Donghwa also points directly to 긴소원 (gin sowon, “long wish”), the Korean title paired with “Birthday Wish.”
In the Korean comments
One top comment recalls an earlier encounter with Lily, reading in translation: “Wasn’t Donghwa the one fooling around right in front of Lily when she was the disciplinarian? He’s all grown up now and cheering on the older girls. Thanks.” The teasing callback gives their label-family reunion a history that the title alone does not supply.
What the words mean
행복사 (haengboksa, “death from happiness”) is playful internet exaggeration, not a literal statement. Here, a commenter uses it to say that the continuing “JYP family” posts are making them overwhelmingly happy.
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Wasn’t Donghwa the one who used to fool around in front of Lily when she was the strict disciplinarian? hehe You’ve all grown up now—thanks for cheering on your noonas
Kim Jju looks so cute in that yellow hoodie, like a chick ㅋㅋㅋ🐣💛
This song is definitely going to be a huge hit~ Let’s all cheer together, NSWER!
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are amazed by Jiwoo's cuteness and Donghwa's growth.
Short notes from fans
NMIXX fan notes

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Strange Muse
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Fe3O4: FORWARD
Fe3O4: STICK OUT
Fe3O4: BREAK
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