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NI-KI getting shy when jungwon was bragging that he’s a fast learner 🤏🤏🥺 👤: how quickly do u guys pick up choreo? 🐈: 2-3 days ? 🐈: NI-KI one day! ONE HOUR ! 🐣: *got shy* 😆🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️ *no* three

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