Minami and Jenna's Awesome Dance 😎 #Shorts

In the Korean comments

One commenter notes that Wooyoung had repeatedly said the Japanese phrases “yaho, oide, matteru yo,” then marvels that he is now doing the challenge “with the originals” and demands behind-the-scenes footage. Another says they had anticipated an ATEEZ–RESCENE challenge since the groups’ comeback periods overlapped and are delighted to see this pairing again.

What the words mean

The title’s 쩌는 짓 (jjeoneun jit) literally means an “awesome act” or “wild thing.” 쩌는 (jjeoneun, awesome or badass) is casual slang for something extraordinarily impressive, while 짓 (jit, act or deed) can sound disparaging when it means a deed or behavior; together here, they form a deliberately swaggering “something badass,” not a serious condemnation.