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I love HaniShua even more because they dance so smoothly in full professional-idol mode despite the choreography being tougher than expected✨️❤
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[Choreography Video] JEONGHAN X JOSHUA (SEVENTEEN) - 12 o'clock
Korean comments on this video
What happened
JEONGHAN and JOSHUA of SEVENTEEN perform the choreography for their song “12 o’clock.”
More context
In the Korean comments
One comment highlights how smoothly the duo handles choreography that is “tougher than expected.” Another gives a precise replay cue—1:17—calling Joshua’s smile there “cheating.”
What the words mean
반칙 (banchik) literally means breaking the rules. Calling Joshua’s smile 반칙 (banchik, unfair) is affectionate exaggeration: the commenter finds it so effective that it feels like an unfair advantage.
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1:17 Joshua’s smile is cheating
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Kyaaaa HaniShua, I love you❤
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