BABYMONSTER is crying, and I’m crying too~ I’m so proud of you and so impressed Let’s go to an even bigger stage~
What happened
BABYMONSTER’s Osaka tour diary follows the group rehearsing for the final Japanese stop. One member says the stage route is nearly twice as long as usual, forcing them to run between positions.
Why Koreans care
The captions expose the concert logistics behind the performance: the members discuss returning from the 돌출 (dolchul, thrust stage), checking their 동선 (dongseon, movement paths), and marking the correct entrances for solo parts. Those details make their hurried movement during the show worth watching closely.
In the Korean comments
One comment singles out 22:02, describing Ahyeon’s deep opening call and MONSTIEZ’s unified response as the moment that made the entire Kyocera Dome feel like one.
What the words mean
“꽃길만 걷자” (kkotgilman geotja, literally “let’s walk only on flower roads”) is not about an actual path. Here it is a casual, affectionate wish that BABYMONSTER’s future will hold success and little hardship.
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BABYMONSTER is crying, and I’m crying too~ I’m so proud of you and so impressed Let’s go to an even bigger stage~
The Japanese audience has such great manners... They followed BABYMONSTER’s instructions so well.
This group is really great... beautiful and amazing.
BAKBING reaction summary
Mostly pure pride: fans say they teared up repeatedly watching the group.
Short notes from fans
BABYMONSTER fan notes
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