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( @/arcturusjae )
ㅤ"Don't~tie me, tie me up, tie me, tie me up!"
Part Jaewon berakhir saat kelima member mengangkat kedua tangan mereka serempak seperti dalam keadaan terikat, sebelum Yoonwoo mengambil alih dan mulai membawakan bagiannya.
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TIGER INSIDE FIX with VISU
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( @/arcturusjae )
ㅤ"Don't~tie me, tie me up, tie me, tie me up!"
Part Jaewon berakhir saat kelima member mengangkat kedua tangan mereka serempak seperti dalam keadaan terikat, sebelum Yoonwoo mengambil alih dan mulai membawakan bagiannya.
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ㅤ"Hwesaek jeonggeul dan hanaye Rule,"
Suara lembut sang adam mulai mengalun, seraya dirinya berjalan ke tengah-tengah formasi sambil menurunkan tangannya perlahan dari posisi awal. Yoonwoo berdiri tegap selagi pundak dibuang ke belakang,
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satu tangannya yang bebas diarahkan ke depan sebelum melangkah ke sisi kiri formasi sesuai ketukan lagu.
ㅤ"...Geugeon nal deo jageukhaesseul ppun,
Dallyeodeureo geochilge, Let's growl~"
Yoonwoo menggesturkan tangannya ke arah depan
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seperti tengah menyihir seseorang, sebelum ia membungkukkan badannya sedikit ke depan, lalu menghempaskan kedua tangannya ke atas sebelum ia mengakhiri part awalnya kali ini.
ㅤ"So bring it on, bring it on, bring it on~!"
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Yoonwoo menyuarakan suaranya dengan lantang seraya berjalan masuk ke dalam formasi baru, sebelum Edgar melanjutkan bagian reff dari lagu ini.
( @/arcturus_edgar )
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( @/arcturus_edgar )
ㅤ"So bring it on, bring it on, bring it on~!"
Suara lantang sang Leader menutup verse kedua dari lagu ini, meninggalkan Yoonwoo di posisi tengah formasi baru untuk segera mengawali chorus dengan suara powerful-nya.
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ㅤ"Ne ane horangi, deo geochimeopshi—"
Yoonwoo memimpin koreo dengan membuang wajah serta kakinya ke sisi, tangannya membuat gestur cepat layaknya hewan buas, sebelum kakinya dihentakkan kuat hingga menghadap depan lagi.
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Kelima member menggerakkan lalu merentangkan tangan mereka secara kompak, sebelum sama-sama menjatuhkan diri mereka, membuat hentakan keras dengan kedua tangan mereka di panggung.
ㅤ"—sesange neol mamkkeot pureonwa,
ㅤNeoye geokjeonggeori—"
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ㅤ"—sshipeo meogeo Yummy,"
Yoonwoo dan yang lainnya kembali bangkit dengan gesit, selagi masing-masing kedua jari telunjuk dan tengah mereka diarahkan ke mulut, membuat gestur 'yummy' selagi menunjukkan ekspresi serius mereka yang menggoda.
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ㅤ"Hands in the air deungeun boiji ma~"
Sebuah senyuman miring terukir di wajah Yoonwoo, sebelum sang adam bergerak mundur dari posisi tengah, membiarkan Jaewon melanjutkan partnya kemudian.
( @/arcturusjae )
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9,252 selectors
16.7k declarations
3,370 unique declarations
44 media queries
36 unique colors
50 unique background colors
46 unique font sizes
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0 media queries
11 unique colors
32 unique background colors
15 unique font sizes
7 unique z-indices
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9,252 selectors
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44 media queries
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46 unique font sizes
39 unique z-indices
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