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🐧as for me, without soobin hyung i could not have made a debut 🐧soobin hyung means a lot to me 🐧when i first became a trainee, i was just a beginner while others had more experience 🐧when i didn’t know what to do, soobin hyung was the first to reach out to me 🐧i was happy that soobin hyung is our leader 🐧i am thankful that he took the role

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