Where Is My School? MEOVV's 3-Hour-40-Minute Nationwide Pep Talk

Most idol encouragement clips last minutes. This one lasts roughly three hours and forty minutes, giving students a new question: When will my school appear?

MEOVV posted its nationwide high-school cheering video on its official YouTube channel on October 19. News1 reported that the members call out high schools across South Korea while cheering students ahead of the college entrance exam. Its roughly three-hour-and-forty-minute run invites viewers to look for their own school's mention.

The unusual feature is not just the length. Rather than address all students in one sentence, listing schools one by one allows a mass message to feel personal. The original post was also shared in a Korean entertainment forum.

Comments under an October 19 Ruliweb share expressed amusement and surprise the following day at the scope of the roll call. These limited comments do not represent nationwide opinion or a popularity statistic.

K-pop exam encouragement is familiar in Korea. Here the nationwide school roll call adds the feeling of searching for a personal message within a public performance.

The original video URL is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DIKg--0rrc. An independent forum post identifies the exact same video ID; News1 on October 21 reports an October 19 release and an approximately 3-hour-40-minute duration.

Part of the fun is searching for a current or former school's name in the lengthy video. Viewers can use MEOVV's original upload to find when a particular school is mentioned, and public posts describe the experience of spotting an alma mater. It would be misleading to invent a complete timestamp list or claim that every school is treated identically.