I think Minami really is an elf. Her ears are big too.
What happened
RESCENE’s Minami joins Crush for a “With” challenge video.
Why Koreans care
The title calls Crush 선배님 (seonbaenim, respected senior), a respectful way to address someone with greater experience or an earlier debut in the same professional field.
In the Korean comments
One top comment turns Minami’s appearance into a fantasy-character joke, reading in translation: “I think Minami really is an elf—her ears are big too.” It gives viewers a specific detail to look for when rewatching her close-ups.
What the words mean
미모 물올랐네 (mimo mur-ollatne) literally evokes someone’s beauty having “risen like water.” Here it is casual, admiring praise meaning Minami looks more striking than ever.
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I think Minami really is an elf. Her ears are big too.
Minami’s outfit that day was so pretty.. I really loved the song with Crush too!
Minami’s beauty is really glowing
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are reacting that Minami looks stunning in this video.
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