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xnghan shared his trainee story, explaining how he became the dance leader at just 15 despite being the youngest among seven older trainees. he learned every dance cover, built formations, assigned parts, taught the routines, and prepared for monthly evaluations. 🍀 i had about seven older trainees above me,...

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