Looks Can Kill

In the Korean comments

One comment reads, in translation, “This challenge suits Gawon perfectly.” Another points to why: “Gawon has long arms and legs too, so she pulls off IVE’s choreography perfectly.”

What the words mean

“찰떡 소화해버리네” (chaltteok sohwahaebeorine, “she pulls it off perfectly”) combines two figurative ideas: 찰떡 (chaltteok, sticky rice cake) suggests an exceptionally good match, while 소화하다 (sohwahada, literally “to digest”) means to carry off a style or performance successfully. It is casual, enthusiastic praise.