“Give us a bank ad and I won't lose my card”: RESCENE’s joke meets Woori Bank

“우리는 해” echoes the bank’s name but can also sound like “We can do it.” Woori Bank’s official 1-minute-44-second video, released October 30, pairs the phrase with RESCENE’s voices. A previously reported quip by Woni—promising not to lose her card if given a bank commercial—adds a playful backstory.

Woori Bank’s official upload introduces RESCENE as its new face and invites comments about the collaboration for a signed-Polaroid giveaway. A YTN report dated October 30 connects the release to Woni’s earlier remark. Neither source establishes specific contract terms or the length of an advertising agreement.

The hook is more than a brand partnership: an earlier offhand remark, a Korean-language pun on the bank’s name, and listeners’ reactions intersect. A public video-statistics index listed a separate 30-second Woori Bank promotional clip at roughly 899,000 views and 1,380 comments. Those numbers do not belong to the 1:44 video embedded here.

In an October 30 fan-board thread, one user appreciated the phrase’s dual meaning—bank branding and “we can do it”—and praised the song. Another said the lyrics felt like a story about RESCENE and its fans; a brief third comment simply liked the music. These are individually observed messages, not a survey of all fans or a summary of YouTube comments.

RESCENE is also preparing its fourth mini album, “PULSE,” for November 3. The advertising song “우리는 해” and the album track “With” are different pieces of content. This story focuses on the bank’s official musical campaign, Woni’s joke, and verifiable fan wordplay rather than repeating comeback news.

The primary source is Woori Bank’s 1:44 official “우리는 해” video dated October 30, 2026; its description covers the collaboration, cheer song, and comment giveaway. YTN reported Woni’s old quip the same day. Metrics for a different 30-second clip are a third-party snapshot; we did not review its individual YouTube comments.

Next: check Woori Bank’s follow-up uploads, the giveaway’s full rules, and first-hand fan reactions to the music. A comment campaign is not proof of every contract detail, so those remain open pending official confirmation.