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Renjun mentioned Winwin during his exclusive interview with KUgou Music. Renjun was asked to make a simple drawing of himself after arriving in Seoul. He drew the large screen TV that played music videos of company's senior artists, The training department and the person who held the most authority...

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Mark lifting Renjun during the ending of “Trigger the Fever” was always one of my favorite moments that I looked forward to seeing at every Dream Show. Sometimes Renjun seemed hesitant to be lifted by Mark, sometimes he wanted to lift Mark instead, and sometimes he didn’t want to be lifted at all. Those little moments were so precious to me, and they were one of the reasons that made me want to attend Dream Show to witness them with my own eyes. I always made sure to record that moment, and there was only one Dream Show that I missed, TDS4 in Bangkok Day 1, because of the rain. Even though Mark is not my bias, his departure affected me more than I expected. He has been Renjun’s favorite hyung who took good care of him for almost a decade. As a Renjun fan, I could really feel that bond, and I am truly thankful for everything he has done. When Renjun was absent during The Dream Show 3, Mark still mentioned him and even put the Injeolmi on his bathrobe. It was funny at first, but the more I reflected on it, the more it felt like Renjun was still there with Dream during TDS3. And just like back then, this time, you will always be with Dream, forever. Mark definitely has a bright future ahead, and I truly believe he will do well as Mark Lee. I will always be rooting for him, and I hope he finds a career path that makes him genuinely happy. “No matter where he goes, he will always be part of NCT Dream’s story.” #MARKLEE #마크 #RENJUN #런쥔 🐯🦊💚🌈

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