This is gas🔥#INNOUT #MUKBANG

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What happened

In this BOYNEXTDOOR In-N-Out mukbang, the food is praised as both “fire” and “gas.” The captions then catch a sudden pitch: “Do you know K-pop?”

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In the Korean comments

The auto captions hear “Do you know K-pop?”, but one Korean-language comment describes the line as “Do you know ANIMAL?” According to that comment, the employee did not understand and instead asked whether they needed more sauce, prompting a quick “sorry, sorry”—a comic exchange worth listening for again.

What the words mean

영어에 맛들린 (yeongeoe matdeullin, literally “having acquired a taste for English”) means that someone has started enjoying using English. The commenter uses the expression casually and affectionately about Woonhak enthusiastically trying out English.

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