Jihoon: [Walking Down The Street]

Jihoon: [Walking down the street]

Jihoon: Wow, look at that idiot

Jihoon: [Sees it’s Soonyoung]

Jihoon: Oh god, that’s my idiot.

Update: Halsey just posted the video of this on Twitter with the caption “I WAS NERVOUS” and honestly what a mood

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jeonghan: what flavor is your chapstick?

joshua: strawberry.

jeonghan: can i try some?

joshua: sur-

jeonghan: [kisses joshua]

joshua: [panicked, blushing, gay] w-what??

taeyong couldn’t handle the spiciness ;;

Okay so read this carefully. This might seem far fetched but trust me on this.

Okay so kcon la 2017. Hoshi was sick (was it his shoulders, eye problem or the flu I don’t remember), so he could not perform on stage with the other guys. Staff and the Sebongs said he rested at the hotel.

So after that, Hoshi said that his roommate helped their manager take care of him and even fed him soup.

And of course his roommate is Jihoon. Jihokn who says he can’t bear to room with Hoshi is his roommate!!

During a clap era fansign, Hoshi was asked how did they come up with the song, and he said it was because they want (together with Uji) to make a fan song, thus the song was made one night at the hotel.

They titled the song 날 쏘고 가라 (rom. nal ssogo gala) literally translating to ‘shoot me and go’

Which is purely innocent and stuff, until you remember Hoshi likes to make puns. (like if he can squeeze a word pun or two in a sentence he’ll gladly do so)

Like this

houjuuibo ballyeong

nuga nuga nuga yaene jom mallyeo

Which are lyrics of the bridge part of bring it, and on the first line you can actually see the syllables for ho /hoshi and U/Uji. This is a pun he intended since he knows that k carats call them as HoWoo/HoU.

Heh, witty Hoshi.

And for the grand finale. You can search this up of you don’t believe me.

Nal ssugu gala (날 쑤구 가라) translates to 'fck me and go).

Was it the night Woozi performed for kcon la?

I’m a Woozi bttm enthusiast, but this really sends me the shivers.

Do you think they did an easter egg there?

how to: stand gay, a guide by Todoroki Shoto