IU fans split 60–67 on a concert-song poll screenshot

The screen shows a near-even split between two songs. A vote is a way to say what one hopes to hear, not a promise of a future performance—and that uncertainty is part of the fun.

The 8:03 a.m. KST Theqoo post contains one screenshot styled as a Berriz poll under IU's name, asking which song fans want to hear at 'this concert.' Options are 'Anabada'—a fan abbreviation for 'My Sea'—and 'Dear Name.' It displays 127 participants, 60 versus 67 votes, and 23 hours 59 minutes remaining. The original Berriz permalink was not included.

Neither option dominates, which makes the act of choosing interesting. A 127-person snapshot cannot establish overall fandom preferences; it captures a moment in a fan activity.

Two actual response types are visible: ① 60 ballots favor 'Anabada,' ② 67 favor 'Dear Name.' The Korean reposter selected the close poll for discussion. No voters' individual reasons are visible, and the screenshot does not reveal which song will be performed.

'Anabada' is fan shorthand for 'My Sea' (아이와 나의 바다), not a reference to the similarly spelled Korean reuse-and-sharing slogan. Translating the fan term matters more than simply counting ballots.

The numbers 127, 60/67 and 47/53% come only from the pictured snapshot, not a final fandom poll. Without the Berriz original URL, the account and current results could not be independently authenticated. Neither a concert date nor a setlist is established by the image. 'Dear Name' appears on IU's 2017 album Palette.

Later verification should check the original authenticated poll and compare any eventual setlist. '23 hours 59 minutes left' is what the screenshot displayed at capture time, not time remaining now.