What?? 46 minutes!! KQ is the best company.. Bukkoong bukkoong bukkoong..💕💕
What happened
During the first day of ATEEZ’s Japan fan meeting, the group rehearses its first Japanese performance of “Is Being Cute Not Enough?” and a Japanese version of “We Need to Talk.”
Why Koreans care
The captions identify “We Need to Talk” as a HoHo brothers unit performance and explicitly note that they translated it for Japanese ATINY.
In the Korean comments
One comment points to 33:10 and reads, in translation, “Seonghwa, who used to dislike even receiving banana milk from a man, has grown so much.” The playful “grown” is marked with a question mark, inviting viewers who know that earlier reference to notice what he now accepts at that timestamp.
What the words mean
“웃참 실패” (utcham silpae, “failed to hold back laughter”) literally describes failing a laughter-suppression attempt. In the comment about 7:16, it casually and playfully means that Seonghwa breaks character and starts laughing.
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What?? 46 minutes!! KQ is the best company.. Bukkoong bukkoong bukkoong..💕💕
At 31:36, I was surprised just like Hongjoongㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ The maknae actually went along with that?????
36:00 Seonghwa 36:33 Hongjoong The best Teto men of this era
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are loving Hongjoong's cuteness and Seonghwa's laughter.
Short notes from fans
ATEEZ fan notes

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