So this is what “hip” really means
What happened
ATEEZ’s short uses “Pull up, I’m ownin’” to introduce “Drip,” identified by the official description’s hashtags.
In the Korean comments
The comments point to small performance details worth watching for: one singles out Choi San’s control of power and softness, while another calls his smile the standout moment. A separate comment focuses on Seonghwa’s movement lines and how convincingly he carries the sagging styling.
What the words mean
“힙하다” (hiphada, effortlessly cool or stylish) is more specific here than simply “hip.” One top comment reads, in translation, “So this is what it means to be effortlessly cool,” using the clip itself as the definition; the tone is casual and admiring.
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The same comments the article read — most-liked first
So this is what “hip” really means
I honestly can’t describe it any other way than insanely good
Choi San’s control of power and softness is so satisfying 트피보 is insane
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are praising San's outfit and dance lines.
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