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I think some people seriously underestimate how difficult it is to prepare a solo album while actively promoting with a group. Balancing both at the same time takes an incredible amount of dedication, time, and mental strength and that's a challenge Yeonjun has willingly taken on despite the pressure...

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Q : what do you think is the most difficult challenge you have faced this year that has made you stronger after a long time? #CHANYEOL : "wouldn't it be my 2nd album and my japan debut album? i prepared 12 songs at the same period of time, but to be honest, i don't consider it a difficult challenge because i really had fun working on them.. ah!! i do have one! a challenge i faced this year that made me stronger.. for me, it's git it up! git it up! was it february? ah, january! at the start of january. suho hyung and i did the git it up stage together at smtown. i think it was really a difficult challenge because we never had the chance to perform as EXO, just the two of us. i really had a lot of worries. but our performance was given so much love, many people liked it. it made me feel really good and gave me the motivation to keep on showing even more different sides of me in the future!"
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Q : what do you think is the most difficult challenge you have faced this year that has made you stronger after a long time? #CHANYEOL : "wouldn't it be my 2nd album and my japan debut album? i prepared 12 songs at the same period of time, but to be honest, i don't consider it a difficult challenge because i really had fun working on them.. ah!! i do have one! a challenge i faced this year that made me stronger.. for me, it's git it up! git it up! was it february? ah, january! at the start of january. suho hyung and i did the git it up stage together at smtown. i think it was really a difficult challenge because we never had the chance to perform as EXO, just the two of us. i really had a lot of worries. but our performance was given so much love, many people liked it. it made me feel really good and gave me the motivation to keep on showing even more different sides of me in the future!"

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“if yeonjun could drop a solo album and stay in the group why can’t * do it too” Maybe bc not everyone wants to subject themselves to the sort of schedule yeonjun has. which is valid considering he was overworked to the point of filming his solo mv on vacation time
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“if yeonjun could drop a solo album and stay in the group why can’t * do it too” Maybe bc not everyone wants to subject themselves to the sort of schedule yeonjun has. which is valid considering he was overworked to the point of filming his solo mv on vacation time

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