Oh Haewon, why are you so pretty?? Wow..
What happened
NMIXX’s channel presents Haewon in a birthday-themed clip whose title frames her as “rebooting into a new chapter.”
In the Korean comments
One comment reads, in translation, “Who is this? Give us our Haewon back!” Another says, “Haewon is a grown woman now.” The first jokingly treats this version of Haewon as an impostor; the second spells out the more grown-up impression behind the joke.
What the words mean
찢었다 (jjijeotda) literally means “tore it,” but “Haewon tore this up” is casual, exaggerated praise meaning she made an overwhelming impression—not that anything was physically torn.
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Oh Haewon, why are you so pretty?? Wow..
Beauty that turns a short into a 10-hour long-form video
If it’s going to be like this... all I can say is that she’s pretty....
BAKBING reaction summary
Comments are filled with praise for Haewon's looks.
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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