Why didn’t Tzuyu do an interview?
What happened
TWICE filmed its 11th-anniversary merchandise campaign at Lotte World, posing with member-specific characters before finishing after sunrise.
Why Koreans care
Mina’s character, a ballet-dancing penguin named Myodette, takes its name from Odette in Swan Lake. Mina points out their coordinated mint outfits and matching skirts, while Sana says she personally checked even the size and placement of her character’s wispy hairs.
In the Korean comments
Several comments notice that Tzuyu appears in an individual shoot but has no spoken interview in the supplied captions. One top comment reads, in translation, “Why wasn’t Tzuyu interviewed?” Another commenter objects to escalating that omission into claims of emotional manipulation or bullying, so the comments contain a direct disagreement over how the missing segment should be interpreted.
What the words mean
똥머리 (ttongmeori, literally “poop hair”) is the casual Korean name for a high, rounded hair bun, based on its shape. Mina is simply saying she rarely wears her hair in a bun, not criticizing the hairstyle.
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Short notes from fans
TWICE fan notes

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