SEVENTEEN‘s Hoshi tried to take his “Horanghae” agenda to UNESCO but was quickly stopped by another member.
SEVENTEEN’s Hoshi | @ho5hi_kwon/Instagram
Along with being so talented and charismatic, Hoshi is known for his love of tigers, even coining the phrase “Horanghae” as his iconic saying to mean “I Tiger You.” While CARATs love it, it’s not always shared by the members, showcasing their close and brotherly bond.
It seems as if the “Horanghae” agenda is global, and Hoshi hilariously brought it to Europe, but Seungkwan wasn’t going to let it happen so easily.
On June 26 (local time), SEVENTEEN appeared in Paris at a UNESCO event where the group was nominated as the “First goodwill ambassador for youth.”
During the event, the members accepted their diploma and took a group photo.
Hoshi seemed to think deeply about what pose to do but as the Horanghae came out, Seungkwan was quick to push his hand away,
Hilariously, as the camera zoomed in and out again, Hoshi ignored Seungkwan and proudly displayed his iconic pose.
After the live event that was streamed, the members went to take some photos for the media.
Once again, Hoshi was ready with his pose, but Seungkwan was quicker, dropping Hoshi’s hand to remove the pose.
S.Coups found it hilarious, especially as Hoshi once again “ignored” Seungkwan and held his horanghae pose loud and proud.
When the videos were posted, netizens loved how “anti-horanghae” Seungkwan was being by making sure Hoshi stayed “Professional” at such an important event.
hoshi horanghae-ing at unesco…seungkwan stopping his horanghae..while they were being handed over the goodwill ambassador diploma 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/UUFSDBcnmu
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