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260621 CARATLAND D2 #조슈아 JOSHUA’s ending ment 🦌: for the past 2 days, thank you! being able to perform our fanmeeting on such a huge venue. i realized it again, im blown away. u even filled up all the way to the 5th floor. i rlly cant believe it. we r rlly a team that succeeded. 🦌: its js that carat making us proud of ourselves, bc u sent us so much love. thats how much we got to perform confidently. and while we prepare something for u, we do it wt fluttering heart. im so grateful for that. 🦌: for the past 11 yrs, u gave us so much love and endless support. thank u so much! to the members as well, i want to say thank you so much. 🦌: when i came to korea for the first time, when i got casted, they said they wd give me free plane tix and accommodations. it was my first time to be on a plane. i came wt a mindset of coming to korea to play. but back then, i didnt havent any dreams or anything i wanted to do.. thats when i went to the training room for the first time, and the members had a very clear dream, and they were working so hard for them. i was rlly inspired just like other members. i wanted to have that kind of dream too. i started very lightly, but now, ive come this far. 🦌: without the members, i wouldnt have come this kind of dream. so, members, thank you! if it werent for you guys, what would i do? 🦌: and after debuting, thanks to carats, i worked harder and wanted to improve and grow. so members and carats, i love you! 🦌: for some time, we cant be together as a group, time will fly so fast bc i cant still believe that we are on our 11th year, so pls wait for us, since time will go so fast! we will back for sure 🦌: *english* i just want to thank all the carats that came to our fan meeting for the last two days. thank u so much. its already been 11 years since our debut. u guys sent us so much love, so much support, and hearing all ur messages about how we helped u go throughout your life, we helped u go through hard times, that really means a lot, and it gives us a really big sense of responsibility to, you know, fill that up for u. fill up that empty spot that u have in your heart that u might not get filled by anyone else other than us. so, im just rlly thankful we could be those kind of people for u. 🦌: and we promise to continue to be those people for u. we r gonna constantly try to improve our craft and just stand before u as the amazing and loving artists that you see us. so, thank you so much, carats. we might not be able to see each other as a whole group for a while, but we r gonna be back for sure, so dont worry and promise to wait for us, okay? love you. thank you. proud of you, joshua, i love you 🥺🤍

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#Meteor discusses his feelings and future plans To be honest, I had a lot on my mind after we got eliminated from Champs. I talked to several people about what I was feeling. After being eliminated, I felt really down. We had just won the previous international tournament, but then we were knocked out early in Champs. When I went to watch the finals and saw another team lifting the trophy, it hit me hard. After Madrid, I was disappointed but motivated to do even better next time. But this time, watching the Champs final, I couldn’t stop thinking, “If only we had done a little better, that could’ve been us.” It was a completely different feeling than what I had after Madrid. After that, I tried playing more ranked games to push myself, but I just wasn’t enjoying it. Going from constant team play to suddenly playing ranked felt exhausting. I realised I really wanted to compete again, but at the same time, I didn’t enjoy ranked matches. That’s when I started watching Afreeca TV more often. I guess it was because I still wanted to play val, but not ranked, so I started watching it. I had already been watching Afreeca since I was in high school, so it felt familiar. Anyways honestly, after Champs, I got hit by reality and it was mentally tough for me. I really wanted to stay with Gen.G, and I even talked to the org about it. But after we won an international tournament, I figured that, for both me and my teammates, salaries would increase, and each player would eventually move to the best situation for themselves. It felt like we were all in this uncertain state. I even asked teammates and coaches, but no one could give a clear answer. That uncertainty made things even harder. During this time, I'll be doing some trials and talking to other teams, but ultimately, I want to join a team where both the conditions and the members are the right fit for me and the org. I’ll probably decide after testing. But honestly, I haven’t decided on a team yet. I’m just going to look around and make a decision after. As for overseas teams, I don’t plan on moving to Europe or anything. I still want to play in APAC.

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🦋 ​they said jeongwoo burst into tears the moment he got into the car 🦁 yeah. he was talking about the concert review with me, and then suddenly he started crying by himself. there weren't even any tissues 🐮 but i was sitting next to jeongwoo, and when jaehyuk hyung was crying, i was trying so hard not to cry too. i was holding it in so much that my head started to hurt. It felt like some weird muscle was being strained. i wanted to cry, but i also wanted to hold it back—so many emotions were mixed together 🐺 when jaehyuk hyung was giving his ment, seeing him get emotional made me tear up a little too, but i held it in. honestly, i really got emotional. i really did. i was holding it back and shaking my face a lot to keep myself from crying. then after everything ended and i got into the car, jaehyuk was talking, and while junghwan was giving his ment, i was watching his back. then suddenly it all hit me at once. i tried to stop myself there too, but it didn't work. because, honestly, we've been running for such a long time up until now. to be honest, it wasn't just us. the trainers and our entire trainer team staff members made this happen together. because it’s an award we all achieved together, it felt incredibly meaningful to me. i was actually thinking about that and tried to [say it/do it], but... yeah, i couldn't get it out #박정우 #하루토 #윤재혁 #소정환

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