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🐹 Hey Taehyung-ah, yesterday before we went into “SWIM” there was something on your arm.. 🐯 The thing you brushed off for me? 🐹 There was this sparkly decoration on it so I thought, “Wow, he even puts fancy accessories on his arm now, too.” 🐹 But when I looked closer.. 🐥 It moved? 🐹 It was moving! 🐥 Was it a bug? 🐹 Yeah so.. I was looking at it and then it moved so I went, “What is that?!” Then I smacked Taehyung’s arm. 🐥 Did it fly away? 🐹 Yeah, it flew away 🐥 How big was it? 🐹 About this big 🐥 Oh, it was small? 🐹 This little thing was stuck to Taehyung’s arm like this so I was like, “Wow, that’s impressive.” 🐯 There were quite a lot of bugs yesterday

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" 'Mine' is about the idea of what a relationship could look like if I really found a real one. This guy put his arm around me and it was by the water and I literally saw the entire relationship flash forward in that moment. It was pretty weird. So i wrote what it looked like."

" 'Mine' is about the idea of what a relationship could look like if I really found a real one. This guy put his arm around me and it was by the water and I literally saw the entire relationship flash forward in that moment. It was pretty weird. So i wrote what it looked like."

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💬: san was giving you his arm as a pillow(?) 👑: it was an important filming. yeah it was an important filming. actually on the previous day, we filmed a lot of things this year, and the next day we had to get up early again and keep filming something else like that. woah seriously it was so tiring. so without me knowing, there was a sofa sitting there like this. i really just sat like this. i was sitting there and just blinked my eyes like this then fell asleep 👑: i didn’t even know when san gave me his arm as a pillow. but i think because he gave me his arm as a pillow, i slept pretty comfortably. although i didn't know for how long

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🐱really long ago when i was little, i had memorized piano & then stopped & forgot it, so for about 10 years? i hadn't played. but i still have the muscle memory of playing from long ago, so if i want to play i can memorize. so with that mindset, i was able to do this from the production to the concept. & i thought about what concept would suit this song. & there was a piano, so i also thought i must play the piano, that way it will be cool

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