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queenjoong · 2 months

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the fact that Chung Ha incorporated the point choreos from ‘bouncy’ and crazy form’ into Hongjoong’s ‘eenie meenie’ part, selected costumes that presented ateez, is a HUGE fan of ateez and said their performances are top level, and only thought of Hongjoong for the feature and said that if he said no, she was going to be devastated cause no one else would’ve fit the song, brings real tears to my eyes.

thank you chung ha for loving ateez and our captain 🥹

#i can’t get this song out of my head #it’s so fucking good #iconic #they made kpop history #ateez #hongjoong #kim hongjoong #홍중 #chung ha

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girasois · 15 days

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kim chungha; please, like or reblog ♡

coloring by the lovely @miniepsds ♡

action by the amazing @harupsds ♡

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querenciastuff · 7 days

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•¨•.¸¸☆*･ﾟ like/reblog •¨•.¸¸☆*･ﾟ

#chungha #icons #chungha icons #chunghanet #ksoloists #kim chungha #random icons #kpop icons #icons chungha #chung ha #soloist #i'm ready #messy moodboard #messy icons #girls icons

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deftos · 2 years

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chungha ☆ icons

#chungha #kim chungha #chung ha #chungha icons #chungha icon #chungha headers #chungha packs #chungha layouts #chungha moodboard #icons #gg icons #girls icons #asian icons #asian girls #soloist #moodboard #gifs #kpop icons #144p

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yunjitks · 2 years

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Chungha layouts please

I hope you like it

like or reblog if you save or use. don’t repost, please.

#kim chungha #chungha icons #chungha packs #chungha layouts #chungha headers #kim chungha icons #kim chungha packs #kim chungha layouts #kim chungha headers #chungha #chung ha #kpop idols #twitter icons #twitter headers #kpop girls #it girl #headers #icons #chungha photoshoot

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heeseongism · 1 year

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hmm what are your ultimate FAV collabs in kpop? songs wise

im just gonna choose the ones that come to mind ! also idk if it makes sense but im not talking abt the artists complimenting eachother or if its iconic etc more just that i like the song?

#anon :3 #ask box ! 🖂

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hallyuhighlights · 4 months

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On January 11, 2018, it was announced that Jeon would be re-debuting in Cube Entertainment's new girl group (G)I-dle, as a rapper and its leader. She was credited in writing the lyrics, music, and arrangement for both their debut song "Latata" and their next single "Hann," both of which were well received and commercially successful. She also helped write five songs from (G)I-dle's debut extended play I Am. On August 8, 2018, it was announced that Jeon would participate in a girl group project called Station Young for SM Station's X 0 alongside Red Velvet's Seulgi, Kim Chung-ha, and GFriend's SinB. Station Young released their first song, "Wow Thing," on September 28, 2018.

After their debut, Jeon and fellow (G)I-dle member Miyeon were approached by Riot Games to collaborate with American artists Jaira Burns and Madison Beer as part of the virtual girl group K/DA for the multiplayer online battle arena video game League of Legends. K/DA officially debuted with the song "Pop/Stars" during the 2018 League of Legends World Championship on November 3. The official music video for "Pop/Stars" was released on the same day, reaching 30 million views on YouTube in five days and 100 million in one month. The single release of the song reached number one on Billboard's World Digital Songs chart. The K/DA incarnation of the character Akali, whose vocals were performed by Jeon, proved to be especially popular, becoming a frequent subject of fan art and cosplay.

In 2019, Jeon took on the role of composer for CLC's "No," a selection made through a blind test, serving as the lead single for the group's EP No.1. In March of the same year, Jeon publicly apologized for using a pirated version of the German music-producing software Kontakt. She expressed regret on her online fan community site, acknowledging her use of the illegal copy during her early days of learning songwriting. Jeon clarified that she had unintentionally retained the program but assured that, since fully dedicating herself to composing, she had exclusively used authorized software. The apology followed the revelation in a behind-the-scenes YouTube video for the I Made EP, produced by the agency, where icons of the illegally copied software were visible on her laptop screen. The agency promptly removed the video and issued an apology.

Jeon reprised her role as Akali in the League of Legends collaborative hip hop group True Damage. Collaborating with Becky G, Keke Palmer, Thutmose, and Duckwrth, they released a single titled "Giants" along with an animated music video on November 10, 2019. The track, predominantly in English, includes verses in Spanish and Korean. On the same day, the group performed at the 2019 League of Legends World Championship finals in Paris, France, marking Jeon's second consecutive year participating in the opening ceremony of the World Championship finals. "Giants" debuted at number fifteen and nineteen on Billboard's Rap and R&B/Hip-Hop Digital Songs Sales charts, respectively.

#jeon soyeon #g idle

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solatgif · 1 year

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TGIF: Roundup for April 28, 2023

We are proud to introduce Joey Chen, Enoch Liao, and Jason Tarn as new SOLA Council members. All three leaders have influential voices in the Chinese heritage church in America. In fact, Enoch and Jason are currently working with other leaders to host the first Chinese Heritage Church Collective on May 2-4, 2023.

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medusa-rpg · 2 years

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