It’s so funny how seriously they’re both doing it ㅋ큐ㅠㅠㅠㅠ Where is San even looking?
What happened
ATEEZ links this Short to “Drip,” using the line “I’m rising up, can’t stop me now” for a two-member dance clip.
In the Korean comments
One comment explains the pairing, in translation: “San made sure to bring along the owner of the part, then flailed around with the exact same expression.” Another specifically points out Seonghwa and Wooyoung seated in the background, saying their presence makes the clip even funnier.
What the words mean
The nickname 최최즈 (Choi-Choi duo) literally repeats the surname Choi. Here it is an affectionate, casual unit name for Choi San and Choi Jongho; the ending 즈 (-jeu) is a fandom-style group suffix derived from the English plural ending.
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It’s so funny how seriously they’re both doing it ㅋ큐ㅠㅠㅠㅠ Where is San even looking?
The cat and the little bear doing their cute tricks are killing me
No lol, San’s expression is one thing, but he doesn’t even close his eyes lolololol
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are laughing a lot at the members' cute expressions.
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