Jeonghan is so competitive, it’s adorable how he asks, “How many seconds did Shua appear?” ㅋㅋㅋ🐰❤️
What happened
The clip frames a timed feather-blowing challenge as sending CARATs’ stress away. Jeonghan records 22 seconds and asks Joshua for his time.
In the Korean comments
A top comment points out the competitive beat worth listening for: in translation, “Jeonghan is competitive, so it’s adorable that he asks Joshua how many seconds he got.” Another commenter posts a benchmark: “I beat Jeonghan; I got 14 seconds.”
What the words mean
날려버리다 (nallyeobeorida, “blow or send away completely”) means getting rid of CARATs’ stress here, while the feather challenge also makes “blow away” physically literal. One commenter says they initially parsed the line as wanting to send CARATs themselves flying; the playful misunderstanding comes from switching the object from their stress to the fans.
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Jeonghan is so competitive, it’s adorable how he asks, “How many seconds did Shua appear?” ㅋㅋㅋ🐰❤️
Aww, how sweet ㅠㅠ Thank you, all my stress flew away
Ah, when I first saw it, I thought you meant you wanted to blow the CARATs away. Sorry, oppa
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans say watching Jung Han focus really helps relieve stress.
Short notes from fans
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