Where are the people who said Nick and Judy weren’t coming? Nick and Judy are here!!!!!!
What happened
BOYNEXTDOOR members Myung Jaehyun and Han Taesan filmed the “Count to Love” challenge as a fox-and-rabbit pairing.
In the Korean comments
The fox and rabbit are being read as Nick and Judy from Zootopia. One top comment reads, in translation, “Where are the people who said Nick and Judy weren’t coming? Nick and Judy are here!” Another points viewers toward the full combination: the outfits, the challenge, the song, and the pairing of Myung Jaehyun with Han Taesan.
What the words mean
“띵동즈가 닉주디 말아주다니” (Ttingdongjeu-ga Nik-Judi marajudani, “I can’t believe Ttingdongz served us Nick and Judy”) uses 말아주다 (marajuda). Literally, it means to roll or wrap something; in this casual fandom phrasing, it means to deliver a combination fans wanted to see.
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Where are the people who said Nick and Judy weren’t coming? Nick and Judy are here!!!!!!
Ah, what am I going to do? Nick and Judy from the Tingdongz really came……!ㅠ
I wish they’d announce things like this with a powerful alarm, like an emergency disaster alert
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