Who here loves ENHYPEN? 👇
What happened
The clip is labeled Day 1 of ENHYPEN’s world-tour stop in Macau, with the repeated refrain “Don’t touch me, I’m fire.”
In the Korean comments
One commenter makes a specific request beyond general praise, writing in translation: “Please come to Uzbekistan someday. One of our biggest dreams is to meet you in person, sing together, and show you our love.”
What the words mean
“엔둥이들” (en-dung-ideul, an affectionate nickname for the ENHYPEN members) uses the fond, playful suffix 둥이 (dung-i). In “엔둥이들 잘 하고 와” (en-dung-ideul jal hago wa), “do well and come back,” the full phrase is a casual, affectionate send-off before an activity—not praise delivered afterward.
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Who here loves ENHYPEN? 👇
Their dancing is amazing, their voices keep getting better day by day, and my respect for them grows more and more each day.
저는 니키와 화 둘 다 좋아하지만, 둘 다 정말 멋져요. 너무 좋아해요. ☺️
Original · Translation unavailableBAKBING reaction summary
Fans are loving ENHYPEN and are impressed by their skills.
Short notes from fans
ENHYPEN fan notes

The Sin : Parallel World Spin Off Single Album (Japan)
THE SIN : BLISS

THE SIN : BLISS (랜덤 발송)

The Sin : Bliss 8th Mini Album
THE SIN : VANISH
DESIRE : UNLEASH
ROMANCE : UNTOLD -daydream-
ROMANCE : UNTOLD
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