To whoever put him in this outfit, I hope you work less and earn more. Thank you so much, seriously
What happened
TWS’s clip spotlights SHINYU, with the title pairing 영원히 네게 (yeongwonhi nege, “forever to you”) with “Chained up.”
In the Korean comments
The outfit is the detail commenters want viewers to notice. One top comment reads, in translation, “Whoever put him in these clothes, please work less and earn more—seriously, thank you,” while another asks for more than a single song with this styling.
What the words mean
남친미 (namchinmi) literally combines “boyfriend” with “appeal” or “charm.” Here, “오늘 완전 제 남친미 있으시네요” (oneul wanjeon je namchinmi isseusineyo, “Today you completely have that my-boyfriend appeal”) is playful, exaggerated praise for SHINYU’s boyfriend-like styling and presence, not a claim about an actual relationship.
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To whoever put him in this outfit, I hope you work less and earn more. Thank you so much, seriously
Today you totally have that boyfriend vibe
What is this perfect control of the camera movement? Shinyu is absolutely insane
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are in awe of Shinyu's style and charisma.
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