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YouTube 723.8K views·YouTube 1.7K comments·1w ago

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What happened

RESCENE’s LIV appears in a “With” challenge clip.

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In the Korean comments

One comment points to a detail worth watching for, reading in translation, “How does she pull off green eyeshadow this well?”

What the words mean

The fan slang 1황 (il-hwang; literally, “No. 1 emperor”) means the undisputed best in a category. Here, a commenter uses this emphatic, casual praise to crown LIV the best at this dance.

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Comments in Korean20

The same comments the article read — most-liked first

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Liv’s beauty is seriously unreal ㄷㄷ

@@대***915

Who are you to shake my heart like this~

@@민***645

I’m so, so excited for tomorrow!! Liv is the best

BAKBING reaction summary

Everyone is in awe of Liv's beauty and style.

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