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🐻‍❄: I love his acting in this series. He's really different from that character. A lot of people say he's just playing himself, but he'd never be rude in real life. The only thing they have in common is getting angry. TAYNEW MONDRYU PRESS TOUR #PraewLiveXADogAndAPlane #TayNew

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