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Wooo, Delicious Party time! Precious Triangle is a pretty fun one since Precious uses a triangle as her shape theme. You don't see a Cure represented by a triangle every day. I suppose it's because riceballs are triangled-shaped. #precure

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🐿️: Yesterday, I suddenly became curious: from Mideoyo, The Way U Are, O-Jungbanhap to Mirotic - there was also a song called Triangle (😂😂) It's considered as one of our histories that needs to be erased. Yeah okay, I accept that. 🐿️: But by any chance, is there anyone who was like "No, I'm a bit unusual so I liked Triangle" or became a fan after seeing Triangle? Don't lie though. The gentleman over there? Don't lie because I'll interview you. You must've been around 8-9 years old. I had the silver cutlass hair. Another one had the Statue of Liberty Vegeta hair. 👤: My sister was a fan since The Way U Are but I discovered you because, back then, Mnet aired Triangle like 2-3 times an hour. 🐿️: I can't remember the choreo. 👤: I thought Junsu hyung was a great singer 🐿️: Wait.. your bias in Triangle was.. me? 👤: Yes! 🐿️: Please give him a round of applause. So when you were 8 years old, your heart responded to Triangle? 👤: Yes. I'm kind of into unusual stuff.. 🐿️: I respect your taste. 👏👏 🐿️: So they do exist!

🐿️: Yesterday, I suddenly became curious: from Mideoyo, The Way U Are, O-Jungbanhap to Mirotic - there was also a song called Triangle (😂😂) It's considered as one of our histories that needs to be erased. Yeah okay, I accept that. 🐿️: But by any chance, is there anyone who was like "No, I'm a bit unusual so I liked Triangle" or became a fan after seeing Triangle? Don't lie though. The gentleman over there? Don't lie because I'll interview you. You must've been around 8-9 years old. I had the silver cutlass hair. Another one had the Statue of Liberty Vegeta hair. 👤: My sister was a fan since The Way U Are but I discovered you because, back then, Mnet aired Triangle like 2-3 times an hour. 🐿️: I can't remember the choreo. 👤: I thought Junsu hyung was a great singer 🐿️: Wait.. your bias in Triangle was.. me? 👤: Yes! 🐿️: Please give him a round of applause. So when you were 8 years old, your heart responded to Triangle? 👤: Yes. I'm kind of into unusual stuff.. 🐿️: I respect your taste. 👏👏 🐿️: So they do exist!

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