Actress Go Youn-jung just uploaded on Instagram and used RESCENE’s “With” as the background music ❤❤❤
What happened
RESCENE watch the “With” music video together for the first time and share production details. They say a difficult scene with the mascot costume pushed the end of filming back by one or two hours, while the performer repeatedly removed the hot costume between action takes.
Why Koreans care
Minami explains that she trained for her action sequence but suffered such severe muscle soreness afterward that she could not walk properly for about a week. The reaction connects an off-camera problem the members already knew about to the sequence that caused it.
In the Korean comments
Several comments are actively rallying for RESCENE’s first-place music-show finish. One reads, in translation, “Let’s get RESCENE to No. 1,” while another singles out Minami’s well-coordinated action scene as the video’s most memorable part.
What the words mean
가즈아 (gajeua, “let’s go”) is a deliberately exaggerated spelling of 가자 (gaja, “let’s go”). In the comments, it functions as a casual, emphatic rallying cry—closer to “let’s make it happen”—for a music-show win.
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Actress Go Youn-jung just uploaded on Instagram and used RESCENE’s “With” as the background music ❤❤❤
If you’re hoping for RESCENE to get No. 1 on the music shows, hit like!!🎉
I played nothing but RESCENE’s music in the store all day today too.
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are commenting on Minami's action scenes and the sparkle effects.
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