Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, look at this adorable puppy!
What happened
A small bear plush sits in the middle of the floor; later, two men crouch on either side of it.
Why Koreans care
The title’s 나는야 (naneya, emphatic “as for me”) makes “I’m going to become a rabbit, dog and fox” sound like a playful self-announcement, rather than a neutral statement.
In the Korean comments
One comment invents a comic explanation for the setup, reading in translation: “I think Seungmin was dragged here against his will.”
What the words mean
깨물어주고 싶어요 (kkaemureojugo sipeoyo, “I want to bite him”) is not a threat here. In the comment “especially Kim Seungmin, I want to bite him,” it is an exaggerated, affectionate reaction to overwhelming cuteness.
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Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, look at this adorable puppy!
Why do you think Seungmin came up with that idea? 💔😭🫶🏻🫶🏻
I think Seungmin was dragged here against his will.😅
BAKBING reaction summary
The comments can’t get over how young and ridiculously adorable they all look.
Short notes from fans
Stray Kids fan notes

Suiatsu 4th Mini Album (Japan)
SUIATSU

This & That 10th Mini Album
THIS & THAT
SKZ-REPLAY 2026 Pt.1
DO IT

SKZ IT TAPE ‘DO IT’
KARMA
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