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In the Korean comments

One comment offers a blink-and-miss-it detail to check: in translation, “The person hiding in the background during the ceiling shot is funny.” Another turns Chaeryeong’s green look into a seasonal joke: “Autumn leaves, could you wait a little longer? Chaeryeong is calling for green.”

What the words mean

“대박각이다” (daebakgagida, looks poised to be a big hit) literally combines “jackpot” with “angle.” Here, “angle” is casual slang for the signs or prospect of something happening, so the commenter is predicting a breakout rather than describing a camera angle.