This #art says what I can't...
Days ago, a missile landed meters from me. That's just life here. No time to sit with it , studies and dental training won't wait. All I want is to make it through and finish school soon.
Hope u can help me make it!🦷
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naytions who are on bbl, please tell nayeon that we don't want the collab with charlie puth or anything to do with him. it's possible he wrote a song for her and we don't want that either! it's better whatever they have planned stays in the drafts cuz there's no audience for it
IF U LIKE THIS #ART PLS SHARE!🇵🇸
For the last month, I treated many patients for free in my uni clinics in Gaza. With a new round starting, I hope y'all keep supporting me so I can continue serving my ppl.
Ur support keeps this mission alive🦷🇵🇸
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A recent article discussing TWICE’s impact in the United States and Japan, the two biggest music markets in the world:
“In Japan, their achievements set a high standard for junior groups. After debuting in 2015, TWICE performed at the Tokyo Dome in March 2019, attracting 100,000 fans over two days. They also successfully held dome concerts in Osaka and Nagoya, proving that their local popularity in Japan was strong enough to fill some of the country’s biggest venues.
The difference between TWICE’s achievements and other groups remains clear. In 2023, TWICE became the first K-pop girl group to hold solo concerts at major US stadiums, including SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, which opened new doors for K-pop girl groups in the United States. Through their consistent album sales and ability to draw huge crowds, TWICE helped create a new path for K-pop girl groups to enjoy long-term success.”