I’m so happy there are so many close-up shots of their faces No, the song is so good, seriously, what am I supposed to do
What happened
This is the official music video for “12 o’clock” by SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua.
In the Korean comments
One top comment gives viewers something specific to watch for, reading in translation: “I’m so happy there are so many extreme face close-ups. And the song is so good—seriously, what am I supposed to do?” Two other comments make a playful switch: “Shua, I only have eyes for you” becomes “Jeonghan, I have eyes for you too.”
What the words mean
“겁나 까리함” (geopna kkarham, “damn stylish”) is emphatic slang praising the song. 겁나 (geopna) is literally associated with fear but works here as “really” or “damn,” while 까리함 (kkarham) means stylish or cool; the register is highly casual.
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I’m so happy there are so many close-up shots of their faces No, the song is so good, seriously, what am I supposed to do
Shua, I only see you
I love you, I really love you so much
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are saying the song style is totally their jam.
Short notes from fans
SEVENTEEN fan notes

Dreamscape 1st Mini Album

DREAMSCAPE
SPILL THE FEELS
17 IS RIGHT HERE
SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN
ALWAYS YOURS
FML
DREAM
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