Who else thinks the new song is good? ㅜ ㅜ
What happened
RESCENE’s K-pop video is titled 너라는 꿈 (neoraneun kkum, “a dream called you”); its sparse auto-captions include the English line “It’s in my heart.”
Why Koreans care
The title does not mean “your dream.” The construction 너라는 꿈 (neoraneun kkum) frames “you” as the name or identity of the dream: “a dream called you.”
In the Korean comments
The pairing viewers are singling out is Woni and Zena. One comment reads, in translation, “Woni and Zena are genuinely princesses,” while another says their combination is “so good.”
What the words mean
기강잡으러 왔구나 (gigang jabeureo watguna) literally means “you came to establish discipline.” Here, a commenter uses the mock-authoritative phrase as exaggerated praise for Woni’s commanding presence, not to say she is actually disciplining anyone.
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Who else thinks the new song is good? ㅜ ㅜ
The leader is finally making a move 😊😊
“That guy” is back!!
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are really praising the outfits and beauty.
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