Wow, even just watching it looks so exciting. American ONEDOORs have a different way of cheering, so it feels like my dopamine is exploding
What happened
BOYNEXTDOOR’s clip highlights the Dallas crowd during “ANIMAL” on the group’s North American tour.
In the Korean comments
Listen for the crowd’s repeated “후후후” (hu-hu-hu, “hoo hoo hoo”). One comment reads, in translation, “The American ONEDOOR fan chant is incredible—you can barely hear the song,” while another imagines how intense that chant must have sounded at the venue.
What the words mean
Two commenters say they want to “짖다” (jitda, “bark”) at a concert. Here, “bark” is playful, exaggerated fandom language for shouting or chanting with full force, not literally imitating a dog.
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Wow, even just watching it looks so exciting. American ONEDOORs have a different way of cheering, so it feels like my dopamine is exploding
American ONEDOORs are seriously amazing at cheering—it's almost impossible to hear the song,,
The atmosphere there is insane.. I hope they do it in Nakwon, Korea next year
BAKBING reaction summary
Many fans are impressed by the U.S. fans' cheering methods.
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