SEVENTEEN Are Going Viral After Proving To Be The Biggest BLACKPINK Fans In New Video

“If there are 13 blinks left in the world, they are SEVENTEEN.”
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Sydney Lucas
Sydney Lucas

Netizens are going crazy after SEVENTEEN proved to be the “Biggest BLINKs” with some unexpected BLACKPINK crumbs in their latest video.

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Members of SEVENTEEN | @pledis_17/Twitter
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In the past, SEVENTEEN and BLACKPINK crumbs have come in plenty, whether it’s interactions or them doing each other’s songs.

On May 15, a new episode of Going Seventeen was posted and along with bringing back the “Going Rangers,” they turned it into a game of “Try Not To Laugh” to see which team of Rangers would survive.

During the episode, Mingyu and Hoshi were going for an attack on DK and quite rightly, danced to BLACKPINK as they introduced themselves, as Hoshi was the “Black Ranger” and Mingyu was the “Pink Ranger.”

When that didn’t work, Hoshi tried a rendition of “DDU-DU DDU-DU.”

When that didn’t work, DK took things to the next level as he started doing Lisa’s part in “Pink Venom.”

The three idols tried the BLACKPINK technique later in the video.

Mingyu then copied DK who was copying Lisa’s moment in “Pink Venom,” and considering their interactions at the BVLGARI event, netizens were obsessed.

When the video was posted, netizens couldn’t get enough of the unexpected BLACKPINK references in the episodes, with many joking it was giving them the crumbs while the girls were doing their own solo activities.

It seems like the BLACKPINK x SEVENTEEN crumbs are in full force, whether it was Mingyu’s interactions with Lisa and Jisoo at brand events or Woozi’s Instagram post about Jennie‘s collaboration and her response ahead of their “MAESTRO” comeback, before attending their concert.

 

As always, netizens are obsessed with seeing interactions and two top third-generation groups showing their respect and love for each other.

Source: SEVENTEEN
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