When SEVENTEEN’s Mingyu forgot password of his and Woozi's luggage, causing chaos; Watch

Turning back the clock to the time when Mingyu of SEVENTEEN forgot the password to his luggage making Woozi utterly restless. Watch here.

By Tanya Saxena

Updated on Aug 05, 2024 | 03:17 PM IST | 134K

SEVENTEEN's Mingyu, Woozi; Image: PLEDIS Entertainment

SEVENTEEN’s Mingyu, well known around the world for his striking visuals and powerful rapping skills, has had his share of iconic moments with his boy group. One such iconic moment is when Mingyu forgot the password to his and Woozi’s luggage, causing utter chaos.

This incident occurred when SEVENTEEN was set to perform at the Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) in 2015. In a special behind-the-scenes video released by Mnet, a hilarious story was revealed.

All the SEVENTEEN members checked into a hotel in Hong Kong and showed off their luggage in the special MAMA Behind video. Mingyu took the spotlight by showing off his luggage, which had a cool password lock. Little did they know, much chaos was about to be unleashed because of this lock.

Interestingly, Mingyu and Woozi’s luggage was in the same suitcase. The luggage bag was a gift from Mingyu’s parents, and as he went to open it to reveal what it held, it shockingly did not open. Mingyu then said worriedly, “It won’t open.” Even S.Coups tried to help but to no avail.

Mingyu got worried as it was a troublesome situation and thought maybe someone had changed the password. He revealed that he had set his birthday, 406, as the password, but it wouldn’t work. The fact that Mingyu’s luggage also carried Woozi’s stuff made it more stressful and funny. Mingyu left everything and started focusing on trying to open the luggage.

After many tries, Mingyu still could not open it. Woozi then asked him to try all combinations from 000 to 999 since it was a three-digit code. Thus, Mingyu’s great challenge began as he tried all combinations, with all SEVENTEEN members offering different ideas to help him.

After many tries, all the members went to their rooms to rest, leaving Mingyu and Woozi with their unyielding luggage. Woozi became restless, tossing and turning while Mingyu kept trying combinations. Mingyu even comforted Woozi by saying he had tried 400 combinations and had 300 more to go.

Finally in a surprising moment, suddenly the luggage opened, and Mingyu and Woozi shouted in utter elation. It finally happened after 3 hours of Mingyu’s struggle.

Watch Mingyu forgetting his and Woozi’s luggage passcode here: