Trinᥫ᭡
@Foreverikis • 3,820 subscribers
~03 liner ᡣ𐭩 ~Riki bias★~ENHYPEN .ᐟ ~INTJ°
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The concept of these 3 being the Maknae line’s emergency contact 😭😭😭 #02z #hyungline
Trinᥫ᭡102,382 views • 2 months ago
Laughing because I use to eat this hwang sibling agenda up back in 2022😭😭
Trinᥫ᭡136,401 views • 3 months ago
And whenever the topic of discussion is Dance, just know Ni-ki is taking it 🤷♀️🔥
Trinᥫ᭡22,960 views • 24 days ago
The way I’m not even surprised by his song recs anymore LMAO Riki I know EXACTLY what you areeee😭🫢
Trinᥫ᭡68,927 views • 3 months ago
If we go back to the beginning, November 30th, 2020 201130 2+0+1+1+3+0= (?)
Trinᥫ᭡55,496 views • 3 months ago
Questions I’ve been seeing from J-native speakers & J-fandoms are: “Why did the other members keep repeating the word if they didn’t know what it meant?” and “Why were they laughing if he didn’t mean it intentionally?” Well, If you watch ENHYPEN’s content regularly, you’ll know they often laugh and repeat things when a member mispronounces something or makes a typo — often in their non-native language. It’s their way of playfully teasing each other, not mocking. The group includes fluent Korean, English, and Japanese speakers who are still learning from each other. In this case, Sunghoon—a Korean member—was trying to speak English to connect with international fans. He accidentally misspelled “good job” but quickly corrected himself. The other members repeated it, thinking it was just another funny typo like they’ve seen many times before. They were not aware of the slur and there was absolutely no ill intent toward Japanese people or any group. To give some context, I’ve attached a video showing them laughing and repeating words during other language mix-ups. This is a pattern across many of their interactions — not something targeted or malicious. Please don’t misinterpret this situation anymore🙏🏼
Trinᥫ᭡138,878 views • 1 year ago
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