0:18 Lily ㅋㅋㅋ “Because all we have to do is just walk↘️↘️” Why is this so funny? ㅋㅋ
What happened
NMIXX takes viewers behind the trailer shoot for the group’s sixth EP, “Strange Muse,” including green-screen acting, unit scenes and a glitter-covered sequence.
Why Koreans care
Lily says green-screen work becomes harder as a scene gets more detailed because she must rely entirely on her imagination. She also says it is manageable because she has filmed extensively in front of chroma screens since debut—a useful detail when watching how little of the finished setting was physically present.
In the Korean comments
At 11:07, one comment reads, in translation, “If you turned the ‘woof woof!’ of a happy retriever into Korean, this is exactly what it would feel like.” It points viewers to a specific moment that the commenter hears less as ordinary speech than as the sound of an excited dog.
What the words mean
웃참 (utcham, holding back laughter) abbreviates “holding in laughter.” In the comment “I accidentally joined in doing 웃참 (utcham, holding back laughter),” it means the viewer also found themselves trying not to laugh at the 2:50 moment; it is casual internet shorthand.
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0:18 Lily ㅋㅋㅋ “Because all we have to do is just walk↘️↘️” Why is this so funny? ㅋㅋ
I’ve been waiting for this, the behind-the-scenes!!!!
3:38 Poodle Jju is so cute💙💙💙💙😭😭
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans couldn't help but laugh at Lily's adorable moments.
Short notes from fans
NMIXX fan notes

Strange Muse 6th EP Album
Strange Muse
Heavy Serenade
Blue Valentine
Fe3O4: FORWARD
Fe3O4: STICK OUT
Fe3O4: BREAK
A Midsummer NMIXX’s Dream
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