Thank you for giving us this healing video after the 10모 exam.
What happened
Jungwon and Sunghoon try to hold back their laughter, then both crack up—a moment several comments specifically notice.
In the Korean comments
Several comments call the pair 태릉즈 (Taereungz), a nickname connecting Jungwon’s taekwondo and Sunghoon’s figure-skating backgrounds with 태릉 (Taereung), the name associated with Korea’s national athletes’ training center. The playful suffix -즈 (-jeu) is commonly used to turn shared traits into fandom duo or group names. Another comment reads, in translation, “Thank you for bestowing the grace of this healing video to watch after the October mock exam.” Here, 10모 (sip-mo, October mock exam) is student shorthand, while “bestowing grace” makes the gratitude deliberately mock-reverential.
What the words mean
귀여워 죽겠네 (gwiyeowo jukgenne; literally, “they’re so cute I could die”) is casual exaggeration meaning that someone is overwhelmingly cute. It expresses intensity, not actual distress.
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Thank you for giving us this healing video after the 10모 exam.
Something healed inside me when Sunghoon smiled, hope you're well Sunghoon. Something inside me felt healed when Sunghoon smiled. Sunghoon, I hope you're doing well.
Taereungz are so freaking cute when they smile ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans say they feel healed just by seeing Sunghoon smile.
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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