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Some idols spend years perfecting technique, counting beats, memorizing every eight-count of choreography, and that dedication deserves respect. But what Taehyung does on stage goes beyond training When he dances, it doesn’t look like someone executing steps, it looks like someone embodying the music His body catches the rhythm...

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