The part where the two bump into each other? The vibe is seriously so good
What happened
SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua appear as a unit in the official music video for “12 o’clock.”
In the Korean comments
Two comments pinpoint the moment where the pair appear to collide. One reads, in translation, “The part where the two of them collide? The vibe is seriously so good,” while another says the video feels like “a decadent youth drama” and returns to that same moment as its highlight.
What the words mean
“느좋” (neujot, “good vibes”) abbreviates “느낌 좋다” (neukkim jota, “the feeling is good”). Here it means that the collision moment has an especially appealing vibe or aesthetic; it is casual internet slang, not simply a statement that someone feels well.
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The part where the two bump into each other? The vibe is seriously so good
I really love this feeling, like a decadent youth drama... No, I seriously love it so much when the two bump into each other
I love you.. I hope you only hear beautiful words and keep fighting as a unit 🥺🩷🩵
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are obsessed with their visuals!
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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