A carousel is called “merry go round” in English merry + go round
What happened
TWICE frames the clip around the group being “all together” for its 11th anniversary.
In the Korean comments
One comment reads, in translation, “In English, 회전목마 (hoejeonmokma, carousel) is called a merry-go-round: merry, meaning joyfully, plus go round, meaning to circle around.” Another wishes TWICE could remain children forever and calls them 장꾸들 (jangkkudeul, little pranksters), an affectionate, casual label for playfully mischievous people.
What the words mean
큰거온다 (keun geo onda) literally says “a big thing is coming.” Here it is a casual, exaggerated hype phrase meaning that something major is on the way.
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A carousel is called “merry go round” in English merry + go round
No matter what the nine members do, every moment they make me smile reminds me that life is still worth living. 🥹💚 TWICE, happy 11th debut anniversary! 🍭💕
Something big is coming~~~~~❤
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans feel TWICE's smiles give life meaning.
Short notes from fans
TWICE fan notes

This Is For World Tour Finale In Seoul Fans
<THIS IS FOR> WORLD TOUR FINALE in SEOUL - LIVE
TEN: The Story Goes On
ENEMY
THIS IS FOR (DELUXE)
THIS IS FOR
STRATEGY
With YOU-th
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