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the story of gyuvin losing $30 to some strange americansโ€ฆ๐Ÿ˜ญ ๐ŸฆŒ๐Ÿถ i lost 42,000 won from some hyungs in new yorkโ€ฆ i flew all the way to new york to lose money. it was quite a special experience. thank you, it was really a unique experience, so listen up. ๐ŸฆŒ๐Ÿถ i was walking around new york city when some rapper hyungs handed out some flyers. i said โ€œoh, thank you,โ€ and tried to walk past them, but one of them was like โ€œlet me sign for youโ€ in that place. i was likeโ€ฆ what? theyโ€™d be signing to me? suddenly, he took a pen out and started signing for me. ๐ŸฆŒ๐Ÿถ he asked โ€œwhatโ€™s your name,โ€ and i said โ€œgyuvin. ah, just write kevin, actually.โ€ then he was like, โ€œi signed something for you, so weโ€™re family now.โ€ and i was likeโ€ฆhuh? weโ€™re suddenly family, and they were like โ€œjoin our crewโ€ and pulled out some kind of menu? ๐ŸฆŒ๐Ÿถ the cheapest option was $300, so i was like, is this how americans go about things? what? but then i thought of it as some kind of donation and was like โ€œletโ€™s go for it, i guessโ€ because they looked like they were struggling. $300 felt like too much though, so after going back and forth, we settled with $30. i donatedโ€ฆ $30. letโ€™s think of it positively and just say that i donated $30.

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#WATCH | Delhi: Ruchi Tiwari, the woman journalist who was seen being attacked during a pro-UGC protest at Delhi University yesterday, says, "...Video is everywhere, people can judge by themselves as to who provoked whom...I am a journalist, who was there to cover the protest. One of the media personnel said my name to draw my attention. I went up to them, they then asked my full name and caste. They signalled some and the entire crowd came towards me and attacked me, this is clear in the video. About 500 people attacked me. They just have fake narrations and fake allegations. The girls around me whispered rape threats in my ears just because I am a Brahmin; "aaj tu chal, tera nanga parade niklega," is what they said. The men around me were saying that they would teach me a lesson. The girls had held me by arms and neck. This is attempt to murder. I had fallen unconscious but the Police did nothing...A boy there was signalling to others to take me away. Did they want to kidnap me?...My clothes were being torn...I was being improperly touched. They were UGC goons, they cannot be students...I was attacked due to my caste. Nobody supported me, only a few Law Faculties showed humanity and I came out with their help as well as with that of a few women Police personnel...FIR has been registered, I trust the law...The incident occurred for about half and hour...There was mob lynching there, I escaped somehow is a big deal for me..."

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๐Ÿค: When I asked, "What is my name?", they told me, "Leeteuk." I cried immediately. "Leeteuk"? Not even "E.T."... what kind of name is "Leeteuk"? I really cried a lot. I said, "I won't debut, I can't promote and work under the name Leeteuk." At that time, the members teased me so much: "Isn't it E.T.? E.T." I think Yesung teased me the most, I still remember. He said, "Woah! Hyung, what are you going to do? What are you going to do?" while my tears were falling... I said, "Ah, I really can't do this, what is Leeteuk? What is E.T.?" However, since a dinner meeting was already scheduled, I decided to ask to change the name during that dinner. I sat next to Teacher Lee Soo-man. It was while we were eating grilled tripe (yangdaechang) or something like that... I don't remember the exact name of the restaurant, but I remember its location clearly. When we met and started eating, I wanted to take the chance and said, "Teacher, but... isn't Leeteuk..." At that time, I had a few names that I brought with me, as my mother had gone to naming centers and brought me several options. Among them was the name "Sehyun", "Sehyun-i", and there was a name starting with "Ye...", about three names in total. I asked him, "What do you think of names like these?" He said, "No, Leeteuk. Isn't the name Leeteuk so great?" So I asked him, "What meaning does the name Leeteuk carry for it to be this nice?" He replied, "Hey! Kangta was like that, Junjin was like that, and Hyesung was like that... Aren't their names so cool? Didn't they love their names when I named them? They liked them very much. And you will like it too, right? Don't you like it?" I told him, "Yes, but... don't you think the name Leeteuk or E.T. sounds a bit heavy or sharp to pronounce? Will it be suitable?" He said, "No, it's a great name. It means (the special kid in this world). Leeteuk... isn't it great? The special kid in this world. This name carries a very beautiful meaning. You are going to become a special person in this world. Your seniors (sunbaes) loved the names I chose for them, and you will like yours too, right?" So I answered, "Yes..." Then I went back to the dorm that day, and I think it was Yesung - according to my memory it was Yesung - who asked me, "Hyung, what happened?" I told him, "It's over... I couldn't change it." When the teacher asks you, "Isn't it pretty? Your seniors loved it so much, and you will like it too, right?"... who could say to his face, "I hate it so much, I can't do it"? He put me in a situation where I had no choice but to agree. As long as he said my seniors loved it and I would like it too, I had no choice but to say, "Ah... yes, it's really great." And because of that, even though it's a stage name, I have been working and promoting under this name for 21 consecutive years. But what I like about it is that I have my real name, and whenever I need to write my name somewhere I can use my real name, so I think that's a good thing.

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