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hoshi talking about their songwriting process together and eventually talking about producer woozi 😆 👤 when you were writing 96ers, how does it go? or what happens after you gather ideas? 🐯 first, woozi would have the idea, but he won't have any verses ready yet do he'd ask...

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Grammy-winning producer NITTI, who worked on “ARIRANG,” expressed admiration for #RM in a new interview with Angel ➡️ ARIRANG SONGWRITER INTERVIEW OUT NOW. 👤 RM was definitely the most like...he really cared. 👤 I just felt him. 👤 He was like, “I don't just want to do what people expect. I want to like push the envelope” 👤 I thought I was really impressed with his...I guess ability to not settle. 👤 We would show him some cool stuff and he'd be like “I like this but...” 👤 Some people are always too harsh or saying yes to everything, he was really balanced. 👤 I really respect him. 👤 I can understand why he's like kind of seen as the leader because yeah, he just has a great head on his shoulders and he really cared about the songs.
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Grammy-winning producer NITTI, who worked on “ARIRANG,” expressed admiration for #RM in a new interview with Angel ➡️ ARIRANG SONGWRITER INTERVIEW OUT NOW. 👤 RM was definitely the most like...he really cared. 👤 I just felt him. 👤 He was like, “I don't just want to do what people expect. I want to like push the envelope” 👤 I thought I was really impressed with his...I guess ability to not settle. 👤 We would show him some cool stuff and he'd be like “I like this but...” 👤 Some people are always too harsh or saying yes to everything, he was really balanced. 👤 I really respect him. 👤 I can understand why he's like kind of seen as the leader because yeah, he just has a great head on his shoulders and he really cared about the songs.

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🚨| Sir Lewis Hamilton on the driver's parade with Isack Hadjar and Isack's first race: "Well, firstly, he didn't ask for a selfie. I asked him to take a selfie. Because I know that he's been a supporter growing up, which is really, really nice. And he came over to me and he made some really nice comments. So we had a nice little discussion on the parade. And then, as we were leaving, I said, take a photo because it's your first race and it's my first race with Ferrari. So let's remember it." "And then, of course, I know what it's like to have your first Grand Prix and the pressure that you have with it. And it was the worst conditions that you could have your first race. You get the worst conditions. So, so slippery. And obviously, he had his off on the formation lap." "And I know how it feels. It's a horrible feeling. One, from yourself, because you've practiced so much, you've prepared so well. And then something like that happens. And then too, with how people look upon you and the negativity you feel, that's incoming. So I think it was really important." "I mean, I remember what it was like at the beginning. And I really wanted to try to be there as much as I can for Isaac. My door's open." "We can always have conversations moving forwards. And also just know that one race doesn't defy you. There's lots of opportunities up ahead. And just keep your head up. And it's not like how you fall, it's how you get back up." - F1 2025 China -
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🚨| Sir Lewis Hamilton on the driver's parade with Isack Hadjar and Isack's first race: "Well, firstly, he didn't ask for a selfie. I asked him to take a selfie. Because I know that he's been a supporter growing up, which is really, really nice. And he came over to me and he made some really nice comments. So we had a nice little discussion on the parade. And then, as we were leaving, I said, take a photo because it's your first race and it's my first race with Ferrari. So let's remember it." "And then, of course, I know what it's like to have your first Grand Prix and the pressure that you have with it. And it was the worst conditions that you could have your first race. You get the worst conditions. So, so slippery. And obviously, he had his off on the formation lap." "And I know how it feels. It's a horrible feeling. One, from yourself, because you've practiced so much, you've prepared so well. And then something like that happens. And then too, with how people look upon you and the negativity you feel, that's incoming. So I think it was really important." "I mean, I remember what it was like at the beginning. And I really wanted to try to be there as much as I can for Isaac. My door's open." "We can always have conversations moving forwards. And also just know that one race doesn't defy you. There's lots of opportunities up ahead. And just keep your head up. And it's not like how you fall, it's how you get back up." - F1 2025 China -

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