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The way he was either looking in front or down & tried to bow whenever he could 😪 I hope this issue passes & he feels better & more confident & excited as he used to before. Also, people who kept pushing & extending your hands towards him stop... show more

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ℜ𝔦𝔞 ❤︎2 年前

Thanks God he doesn't has any overseas schedule for now

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니아 ⁷2 年前

I'm genuinely so annoyed like yeah it's cool u wanna see him but at least be orderly especially with everything happening as fans we should be more considerate & understanding of him and the situation.

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Hanim Shukor2 年前

I felt really really sad to see him looking so uncomfortable and quite tense. Definitely not the usual bubbly BWS 😢 these so-called fans need to respect his privacy and boundaries if they really care about him. I would just be happy to see him and support him from afar.

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🐤🐶🦊🐒🐱2 年前

Woo seok please rest and don’t look at internet. Believe me - youre good person and you will always have many people that support and you will always be surrounded with good person as well. Kiss for Hye Yeon and Hongsi and please hibernate with them for a while

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mhia10282 年前

Seriously we understand you want to see him up close but please give him space he can't even move your mobbing him to much 🥺💔

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gem or inane?2 年前

The uncomfortable look shown in his eyes. Sort of a mixed feelings between wanted to greet his fans and also worried about everyone’s safety, I guess? 🥺

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Kxxi_12 年前

if keeping reasonable distance, I think the guard won’t do anything. It’s a basic to respect artist you love by making them feel safe. Hope those news writers be more understanding on the actual situation

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mamel🎀2 年前

Omg!!! This is so alarming what behaviour is this??? you guys wanna get him hurt or what?? I'm so sorry for wooseok 😟

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guillermina pichardo2 年前

Wao, casi no puede caminar 🥺

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emerge..2 年前

边佑锡也有人权，真的很心疼他，他做错了什么，他现在已经变得小心翼翼，一点空间都没有🥺🥺🥺

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