Seeing so many audience members makes me feel like I’m going to cry. 😭 ILLIT has really grown so much and become increasingly popular. I’m truly proud of you. I hope you receive even more popularity and love in the future. 💗
What happened
ILLIT’s official channel presents this as a recap of PRESS START ENCORE IN KOREA; the auto-captions capture a performance ending in cheers.
In the Korean comments
One comment reads, in translation, “I really want to go to their concert, but you don’t come to Greece. I’m Greek, but I can speak Korean.” Another says, “I want to go again,” showing that at least one viewer identifies as a returning attendee.
What the words mean
“우리 애기들” (uri aegideul, “our babies”) does not refer to literal children here. It is a casual, affectionate way for the commenter to refer to ILLIT’s members.
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Seeing so many audience members makes me feel like I’m going to cry. 😭 ILLIT has really grown so much and become increasingly popular. I’m truly proud of you. I hope you receive even more popularity and love in the future. 💗
I love you, ILLIT 😗❤️❤️
I love you, ILLIT, you’re a queen 🥰🥰🥰🥰
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