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I've explained this before but let's explain again who is 쪽냥즈, what does it means, why and since when people using it:) 쪽냥 (jjoknyang) / 쪽냥즈 (jjoknyangz) is a combination of 족제비 (ferret/weasel) and 냥이 (cat/kitty). 쪽냥즈 is a unit name (non ship) of Hyunjin and Felix/HyunLix, basically means...

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