Looks like Chodan is going to open the basement wide this time
What happened
For QWER’s third anniversary, the members recreate their first meeting—including the outfits, formal bows and hand-stacking chant—before taking a quiz about how well they know one another. The two lowest scorers are assigned a “We Got Married” date, and the official description promises surprise letters at the end.
Why Koreans care
절친 (jeolchin, best friend) means an exceptionally close friend, not simply a good friend. That stronger label drives the episode’s joke: the members insist they are awkward or have only just met while the quiz supposedly determines whether they truly qualify as 절친 (jeolchin, best friends).
In the Korean comments
One comment pinpoints a tiny shift in address: in translation, “Siyeon called Dani ‘you’ and immediately sensed death.” It identifies the brief 니 (ni, you) exchange as a moment worth watching for, because the cast instantly treats the wording as dangerously blunt.
What the words mean
니 (ni, you; very casual and blunt) (ni) literally means “you,” but it is a very casual form that can sound startlingly blunt depending on tone and hierarchy. Here, that edge—not the basic meaning of “you”—explains the cast’s exaggerated alarm.
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Looks like Chodan is going to open the basement wide this time
Heartfelt congratulations to QWER on your 3rd anniversary!! I’ll always be cheering you on by your side!! Let’s stay together for a long, long time from now on too!! 🤍🩷💙💚
The translated subtitles are up! Thanks for waiting!! The translated subtitles are up! Thanks for waiting!!!
BAKBING reaction summary
In the comments, fans joke about the members' awkwardness.
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