Wow....legendary beauty
What happened
IVE stages the LOVED IVE photoshoot as a band-club concept, with members posing as a DJ, guitarist, drummer, keyboardist, bassist and vocalist. The captions also introduce a superhero concept for the second day.
Why Koreans care
The captions use 하라메 (harame, highlight medley), K-pop shorthand for 하이라이트 메들리 (highlight medley). Wonyoung tries the drums and Liz records vocals for this album preview, so some of the “band” performance is tied to release content rather than serving only as photoshoot decoration.
In the Korean comments
One comment reads, in translation, “The first concept really suits An Yujin—there’s something handsome about it. And now that Leeseo is an adult, she has a much more mature feel, which suits her too.” It points to two different readings of the same concept: Yujin’s sharper styling and Leeseo’s more grown-up image.
What the words mean
아이팅 (aiting, IVE’s cheer) is the group’s playful version of 화이팅 (hwaiting, “let’s go” or “good luck”), not a word with a separate literal meaning here. Both the captions and one comment use this affectionate fandom wordplay to cheer IVE on.
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Wow....legendary beauty
Seriously freaking gorgeous,,,,❤
I feel like the first concept in the video suits An Yujin incredibly well—it gives her a kind of handsome vibe. And now that Leeseo is an adult, she definitely gives off a much more mature feeling too; I think it suits her well.
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are discussing and cheering for each member's charm.
Short notes from fans
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