On stage.. “I’ll throw myself in without fear” is Han Jihoon’s specialty, so how am I not supposed to cry when he sings it in his own part...
What happened
TWS previewed its second single album, “TO US,” through a highlight medley for “Call My Name.” The description lists November 2, 2026, at 6 p.m. KST.
In the Korean comments
One top comment focuses on the line “On stage… I throw myself in without fear,” calling that Han Jihoon’s specialty and saying that hearing him sing it during his own part makes it impossible not to cry. It gives viewers a specific moment—and Jihoon’s delivery—to listen for.
What the words mean
찰떡 (chaltteok, glutinous rice cake) literally names a food, but the comment saying Jihoon’s vocals are “such a chaltteok” means they are a perfect fit for the song. It is casual, enthusiastic fan language.
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On stage.. “I’ll throw myself in without fear” is Han Jihoon’s specialty, so how am I not supposed to cry when he sings it in his own part...
Ah, this is seriously so good, what am I supposed to do…
It’s so much better than I imagined, I feel like I’m going crazy….
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans say their hearts race and they feel like crying listening to this song.
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