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i really appreciate this discourse because it feels thoughtful and layered. he’s talking about how k-pop can generate massive numbers and still feel distant to parts of the gp. he’s recognizing how immediately bts jumped back into it after ms—where it may take other artists way longer—and the demand/excitement... show more

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