Well this had quite the twist! They also continue to be very handsy with each other... I hope they ate a huge meal after this bc they looked exhausted 😂. Also I got a new mic y'all! I hopefully sound less like trash now!
TW: In the translations they have one of the roles that the members can be as being a "slave" and there is a I did pause the video early on to research a bit about if the translation was accurate and more about historical context in Korea. It was helpful, but I wanted to point out that it was upsetting as an American (and POC) seeing the word "slave" over and over again in the translations in the video, even though it sounds like it might be a different connotation/not an exact translation in Korea (see below). If you want to read more below and here deciding to watch, click here but also take care of yourself! There is also some mention of torture, though they do not actually torture anyone.
From Wikipedia: The term nobi is often translated as "slave", "serf" or "servant" into English. However, it is debated what translation is most appropriate due to historical facts and because existing English words are loaded with Western connotations that come with implications for comparative history. It appears that most scholars prefer no translation at all and just use the term nobi. According to Kichung Kim: "Among Korean scholars of the nobi there is yet no consensus as to the English word most equivalent to the Korean word nobi."