The “call me Boogeyman” part is so insanely satisfying, I’m begging
What happened
ATEEZ labels the Short with “Drip” and “GOLDEN HOUR: Part.6”; its title repeats the line “박혀 있지 저 높은 곳에 이름이” (bakyeo itji jeo nopeun gose ireumi, “the name is set up there, high above”).
In the Korean comments
One commenter singles out San’s sustained eye contact with the camera; another says the overhead angle makes the changing formations especially satisfying. A separate comment says each member performs a different move during “해 쩌는 짓” (hae jjeoneun jit, “do something awesome”), joking that this makes seven viewings mandatory.
What the words mean
“쫀득하다” (jjondeukada) literally describes something pleasantly chewy or sticky. In comments praising “Call me 부기맨” (Call me bugimaen, “Call me Boogeyman”), it figuratively means that the line’s sound and delivery are irresistibly satisfying; the register is casual and enthusiastic.
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The “call me Boogeyman” part is so insanely satisfying, I’m begging
Choi San never taking his eyes off the camera is seriously insane
He’s so damn stylish... I love it so much that all I can do is swear
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are amazed by San's camera focus and the members' movements.
Short notes from fans
ATEEZ fan notes

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