“This is so unresolved …”
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A comment made to Brings‘S Some During an sending event he raised contrasting reactions online.
Ateez is currently on tour in Europe and, as part of the VIP package, there is the opportunity for fans to organize an sending event.
A clip attracted attention after an interaction with minti. In the clip, when Mingi was approaching the OP, they said, “Jumpsca” and the idol seemed confused and worried about the sentence.
During the sending someone called Mini a “jump” … pic.twitter.com/g5gpdvszz5
– Sophie 🛹 (@choitintinysw) February 4, 2025
While sending a past date, the video quickly attracted a lot of attention to Tiktok.
@Skzz28 Leave the man alone 😠#mingi #songmingi #ateez #atiny #kpop #fyp
♬ I bet on the loss of dogs – Stwbryaudios
The Netizen shared their concerns about the comment. Although “Jumpsca” is a rather common term and does not always mean something negative, it may not be so easy to understand for someone who does not have English as their first language, especially if he hears the word “fright” to stand out more.
Some appreciated the fact that the OP probably did not mean negatively, but that it could be removed from the context and seen negatively. Others have just found it rude and it seems that there is a model of mini who receives uncomfortable and rude comments.
On X, a fan also stressed that the way you mini continued to ask for the comment apparently showed that he was worried that it meant it was frightening.
The way he continued to ask Booba if “frightened” really meant “frightened (in Korean)” ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ Atiny could have meaning Jumpsca in a way of type “Ahh cannot believe he was really here”, but the way in which Mingi was so worried that they actually meant that my heart went crazy 🥹 https://t.co/z2v8epssxa
– ⧖ ⧖ ᴜɴɢɪ ᴜɴɢɪ ᴜɴɢɪ’ꜱ ꗯ⑅ ʙɪᴛᴄʜ (@xosabrina47) February 8, 2025
The inventions are great opportunities to interact with fans, but sometimes linguistic barriers can cause confusion and influence idols.
