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Solid group this morning Jake ( USC) Jake Jensen Kyson and Micah ( Snow College) Nick ( UCLA) Nick Billoups ...& two of the top 2025s from Utah Mckay Smith Mckay Smith ( Spanish Fork) & Jett Niu (Lehi). All long-time members of the QB Elite program). #becomeELITE

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Curtis Houck

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This is meant to be the 'hero' of the America Only crowd? Seriously? This is supposedly the intellectual who could debate the likes of Shapiro without breaking a sweat? "We have reached the pinnacle of fake outrage" according to Nick. And what does he follow that with? A stream of vacuous verbal diarrhoea the left have been spewing for two years, without a single ounce of original thought behind it. Yet Nick wants to lecture anyone about the "pinnacle of fake outrage"? Really?? A "genocide".. People supposedly being shot in the back of the head, children included. Claims for which there is absolutely ZERO evidence. The same applies to the so called starvation. And yet it all sounds strangely familiar does it not?? Why might that be? Remember the Israeli hostages who were being moved, and when Hamas realised the IDF were closing in they killed them by shooting them "IN THE BACK OF THE HEAD". Remember that? Remember when the first hostages were released and barely resembled functioning human beings because they were nothing but skin and bone. Remember that? The starvation? What Nick is doing is exactly what the left have been doing for two years. Invert reality. Take what happened to Israeli hostages and paste it onto the "Palestinians" so that the "genocide" narrative can be pushed. Seriously I have seen more coherent arguments from the likes of Dave Smith and that's really saying something. And let us not forget that this midget is ranting about a "genocide" after weeks of an ongoing ceasefire. He is so intellectually lazy and simply erases current reality from his mind entirely. This.. THIS is the great leader of the 'America Only' movement??.. Jesus wept....

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Sam Parker 🇺🇸🧯

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🐈: it definitely felt a bit empty. i didn’t think the difference between seven and six would feel that noticeable, but it was more noticeable than i expected. 🦮: For example, imagine if Jay wasn’t there... then ENHYPEN wouldn’t exist. Everyone: That’s true, it wouldn’t exist. 🦮: And for example, if Jake wasn’t there... Everyone: No, it wouldn’t exist. 🐈: We are one! 🐹: We are one. 🦮: That’s right. 🐹: We’re the only ones... 🦮: Yeah, exactly. 🦮: There might be someone here seeing ENHYPEN for the first time. Just so you know, we are not a 6-member group, we are 7. 🦮: “There are a lot of differences, you know, between the seven of us... and growing up, living together 24/7 isn’t always happy, it isn’t always fun. We could have differences, we could argue from time to time; but at the end of the day, we’re all gathered here for the same goal, and we all know that, so that’s what makes us a great team.” 🐥: actually, we need all seven members for ENHYPEN to be complete. If even one person is missing, the empty space feels way too big. 🐧: “ENHYPEN is SEVEN members.” 🐧: it’s a lucky number. 🦮: “Six people feels way too little, you have to support ENHYPEN as 7!!!” 🦮: “So all of us here... we are a band... a group.” 🦮: “We’re called ENHYPEN.” 🐧: “It’s a little hard to say, right?” 👵: (Tries to pronounce it). 🐧: “It’s really hard.” 👵: How many members are there? 🐧: “Seven members.” 🗣️: “Heeseung-nim, who is your favorite member?” 🐹: “For me... Sunoo, Sunghoon, Jake... Sunoo, Jake, Jay, Ni-ki and Jungwon.” 🗣️: “Cut the cake.” 🐹: No, because I’m planning to eat it at home with my family: the members. 🐺: Let- 🦌: -Us 🐈: All 🐧: Be 🐈‍⬛: Happy 🐥: Together 🦊: Please 🐥: sometimes i have these really interesting thoughts, but if any member of enhypen were a different person, if we weren’t the seven of us, i really don’t think we would’ve made it this far. when i’m dancing on stage, sometimes i have these thoughts during the parts where i’m in the back. 🦮: “The seven of us will show you a lot of great things in 2026, I hope you look forward to it.” It’s just ENHYPEN reminding us again and again throughout all these years that they are and always will be 7, and that if one member is missing, ENHYPEN is not ENHYPEN #The_7_Moments_Never_End #Stop_Blinding_Engene

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