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New jeans already have huge GP recognition and they are from the biggest company in Kpop too. We don’t even know what baemon will bring to the table to say that they will replaced new jeans. Baemon will probably succeed because they are from YG and blackpink sister group but i don’t see them surpassing Ive or new jeans who already sold millions of albums and released song of the years.

I don’t think you need to passed high school biology to know that men have biological advantages against women.

He’s almost 50 btw. He’s attractive for sure.

Ok? R u like r worded or something?

Not that user with a TikTok video lol a TikTok video

This was an album. They really got it down from the concept, the pictures, the sound direction and probably the best album to date.

He’s like sexy in manly way unlike the other two twink

I think the members wanted to do their solo. I doubt all of them like whatever they were putting out as a group.

Pretty sure their first evaluation is blackpink week and based on teaser , they are doing winner week next

That’s pretty normal ratio for a Kpop video tho. I don’t see the kii

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Yes, let’s not forget about Genie

BTS literally had a whole photoshoot at holocaust

Every country have their own literation of world wars and Korea was under Japan rule too. Most Asia countries were under Japan during WW2 and they had no involvement. Like this article stated, The Holocaust, however, is not a topic that students at local Chinese schools are likely to encounter in class. “We learned about Chinese history, but not much about world history,” said Ms. Leung, who has since switched from a Chinese school to an international one. Except for a relatively small number of students attending international schools with Western curriculums, most young Hong Kongers enrolled in local schools are unlikely to learn about World War II in Europe or the Holocaust. “It is not part of the local curriculum,” said Hayley Goldberg, a board member of the center who teaches at an international school, Li Po Chun United World College. https://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/27/world/asia/raising-asian-awareness-of-the-holocaust.html