Personally, this is my favorite song
What happened
RESCENE demonstrates the official fan chant for “백화요란” (Baekhwaryoran, “Inside Out”). The members say it is easier than the chant for “With” and ask fans to match the opening rhythm to their choreography.
Why Koreans care
“백화요란” (baekhwaryoran, a riotous profusion of flowers) is a four-character expression for numerous flowers blooming splendidly at once. That title sharpens the song’s recurring imagery of a flower blooming in winter, opening fully and coloring the world.
In the Korean comments
One comment reads, in translation, “Once I actually saw the stage, ‘Inside Out’ was incredibly good.” It points to the performance as the element that made the track click for that viewer, rather than treating the fan-chant video as only an instruction clip.
What the words mean
“개추” (gaechu, upvote) appears in the meme-like line “볼 거 많아져서 행복한 리마인이면 개추” (bol geo manajyeoseo haengbokan REMINE-imyeon gaechu, “Upvote if you’re a happy REMINE because there’s more to watch”). It is casual internet shorthand associated with “개념글 추천” (gaenyeomgeul chucheon, recommending a post as worthy), and here it simply invites fellow fans to hit like in agreement.
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Personally, this is my favorite song
I can’t go, but I’ll support you with all my heart
The story of the five brought them all the way here. Let’s stay injury-free this promotion and get first place!
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are saying the beat of 'Inside Out' is really great.
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