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In the Korean comments

One comment reads, in translation, “Princess Mingki’s dance lines are no joke.” The original is “밍키공주 춤선 장난아니네” (Mingki gongju chumseon jangnan anine, “Princess Mingki’s dance lines are no joke”). 춤선 (chumseon, dance lines) means the visual line and flow created by a dancer’s body in motion. Another commenter explicitly finds the contrast funny: Mingi came fully dressed to impress, yet people are calling him “Princess Mingki” and cute.

What the words mean

“춤이 너무 맛잇어서 지금 눈물만나옴” (chumi neomu masisseoseo jigeum nunmulman naom, “The dancing is so delicious that all I can do is cry”) uses 맛있다 (masitda, delicious) metaphorically. Here, it means the dancing is intensely satisfying to watch; the register is casual and deliberately exaggerated.