These cute little kids..💙💜🖤
What happened
The short contrasts “Before” and “After” versions of PLAVE’s Yejun, Noah and Hamin.
In the Korean comments
One commenter highlights a detail to watch for: “Why is Hamin chasing his older members with a ladle so cute?” Another describes the transformation as going from a child swinging a pot around to a “baby-oppa” striking a sharp triangular pose.
What the words mean
딩초 (dingcho, elementary-school kid) reverses the syllables of 초딩 (choding), itself slang for an elementary-schooler. Here it affectionately casts the members’ “Before” appearance as adorably childish; it is playful, highly casual internet language rather than a literal claim about their ages.
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These cute little kids..💙💜🖤
The baby who used to swing the pot around in every direction has grown into a charming big brother who strikes cool triangle poses ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
They were innocently in prankster mode, then put on their cool big-brother vibes, but somehow they looked cute again ㅋㅋㅋ
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans think Hamin chasing after his older brothers with a ladle is super cute!
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