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Thread! 1. Otinz were mocking BINI's crowd at Mountain Stage in Osaka, saying it "wouldnt even reach half" of your fave's crowd. You even used a photo taken from an intentionally wide/far angle just to make it look like nobody was there 😭 Meanwhile, actual videos from the event...

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