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before the performance they had a small akong interview scene but it was filmed like 'our beloved summer' which is why they were playing the osts in the background while asking "what was your favorite memory together?" where both of them said it was the special stages and then... show more
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Soobin is too cuteee🥹 they both look cute together
actor soobin x actress arin = WHEN 😭🙏🏻
Give this man a lead role asap!!
imsOBBING SO HARD THIS IS LITERALLY OUR BELOVED SUMMER WAS MY FAV DRMA
I am in love with soobin's smile 😭😭😭
Their visuals together are so compatible to each other and really easy on the eyes also them having soft feminine and soft masculine vibes
OMG I KNOW RIGHT THEY USED OBS THEMEE. E XIDNDJDJD MUSIC BANK WHAT IF YOU WILL CALL THEM AGAINF DJDJDJDJDJD #TXTat2023MGF SOOBIN x ARIN SPECIAL STAGE YEONJUN x BEOMGYU POWER DUO #JjukkyumizAtKBSFestival #AKKONGISBACK @TXT_members @TXT_bighit
Me after watching this:
CRYING 🥹😭😭😭 AKKONG YOU ARE SO LOVED #TXTat2023MGF SOOBIN x ARIN SPECIAL STAGE YEONJUN x BEOMGYU POWER DUO @TXT_members @TXT_bighit
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