Choe Sumin

The tweet translates to: "I'm feeling down, but Chessmin gave me amazing fan service, so I'm hanging in there."

The text "チェスミンさん" translates to "Chessmin-san" in English. "さん" is an honorific suffix used in Japanese to show respect.

"I love Chessmin so much~~~~~‼️‼️‼️ (The sound of crying as if it's the end of the world)"

The tweet translates to: "Chessmin was dashing solo."

The tweet translates to: "When I talk to the same pen, it turns into 'Hey, tell me about your Sumin.' Everyone has their own chess Sumin (lactic acid bacteria)."

The translation of the tweet is: "[Chess Min News] A big tantrum has occurred."

The tweet translates to: "It's definitely cute, but something has caused it to end up looking like a version of pistachio with less volume, which is important for Chessmin."

The tweet translates to: "Comeback in the Chessmin Vlog (all of this section is in double speed) pic.x.com/lL7cnc6enx x.com/roadymp4/statu…"

The translation of the Japanese tweet text is: "Chessmin_ Are you still playing?"

The translation of the tweet is: "Wow, Chessmin... Chessmin..."

The translation of the tweet is: "After school excitement, Chessmin is in Japan."

The translation of the tweet is: "Wherever Chessmin walks, that's the runway."

The tweet translates to: "Chessmin has an incredible ability to incorporate everything they wear into a part of themselves. No matter what they wear, it becomes a part of the atmosphere created by Chessmin, turning into their style. It's amazing!"

The translation of the Japanese tweet text "チェスミン、新境地" is "Chessmin, a new frontier."

The tweet translates to: "I thought they were calling me Chessmin because I'm on the same path as San-kun, but it turns out that Sumin-kun is also Che."