gfriend has asked a very important question and now other idols are weighing in

[love]

yerin, yuju, and sinb believe there are TWO butts, while sowon, eunha, and umji are strictly #TeamOneButt

other idols who have answered this question (video clips in the thread above):

• wjsn seola, eunseo, and yeoreum
• g-idle's soojin, miyeon, yuqi, and shuhua
• members of ghost9 (don't kill me, idk their names)
• arran (singer-songwriter)
• natty
• weki meki's elly and yoojung
• svt's jeonghan and seungkwan
• victon's byungchan
• nu'est's JR
• loona's jinsoul
• members of dreamnote

so, what side are y'all taking?  one butt?  two butts?  gfriend asking the real questions

[harumaki]

One butt. And that one butt is formed by two buttocks.

Only right answer  

[gibi]

seola's answer GDFGSFD she's right!

#teamonebutt BTW

[is it just me]

That's funny Umji has really gotten pretty

Isn't one butt two cheeks

[YEO]

one butt, two cheeks

[juu]

it can only be one 

[seokii]

26 minutes ago, jiyo said:

seola's answer GDFGSFD she's right!

#teamonebutt BTW

Philosophical queen

[No1]

One butt, two cheeks.

[Guest]

...I dont want to imagine someone having two butts.

[sergel]

Well butt is short for buttock but you don’t say your butts are hurting.
I’ll go with the two butt cheeks but one butt. 
 

Never thought I’d be thinking about this question though lol

[seokii]

I think the crux of the question is that there doesn't seem to be a word for "cheek" or "buttcheek" in Korean considering they're translating it as "lumps" lol

[grooot]

is there no word for buttcheek

[starsocks]

I'm dying how have I not seen this

[seokii]

2 hours ago, sergel said:

Well butt is short for buttock but you don’t say your butts are hurting.
I’ll go with the two butt cheeks but one butt. 
 

Never thought I’d be thinking about this question though lol

I'd argue that "butt" is short for "buttocks", plural. I think it's what most dictionaries would say, too.

The usage of "buttock" as a singular is pretty rare, whereas I believe "buttocks" used to be the polite and common way to refer to that area for a long time

Either way you slice it, it's really interesting how this question kind of works in English too if you really think about what "butt" means lol since it's a singular-noun shortening of a plural word lol

But what's also interesting is that the first dictionary definition of "buttock" I found on google said that "butt" is actually the root of the word with "-ock" slapped on the end (for some reason??) but it also says that "butt" is derived from "buttocks" so....... it's a bit of a the-chicken-or-the-egg scenario it seems haha

[sergel]

4 hours ago, seokii said:

I'd argue that "butt" is short for "buttocks", plural. I think it's what most dictionaries would say, too.

The usage of "buttock" as a singular is pretty rare, whereas I believe "buttocks" used to be the polite and common way to refer to that area for a long time

Either way you slice it, it's really interesting how this question kind of works in English too if you really think about what "butt" means lol since it's a singular-noun shortening of a plural word lol

But what's also interesting is that the first dictionary definition of "buttock" I found on google said that "butt" is actually the root of the word with "-ock" slapped on the end (for some reason??) but it also says that "butt" is derived from "buttocks" so....... it's a bit of a the-chicken-or-the-egg scenario it seems haha

Lol I was looking it up too but there didn’t seem to be a clear cut answer.

I suppose if we went anatomically we could talk about insertions and originations. We technically have two glutes but butt refers to, well someone’s whole butt.

...it’s funny how this created such a deep discussion haha

[aldrin_only]

Team One Butt, having two cheeks. Pretty much like our face.