Exo m xiumin biography of rory
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5 Exodus (逃脱)
Pinyin:
[Tao] Yeah, babe. My queen. Kòng zhì zhe wǒ nǎo hǎi
[Lay] Oh yeah Stand up!
Qǐng bié zǒu nǐ dá'àn hái shì No
wǒ dem xīn bèi dǎ suì
bàn kōng zhōng shǎn zhe shǎn zhe guāng
[Tao] Wèi nǐ zhe le mó sì miàn chǔgē méi chū kǒu
rào yī quān huí yuán dì
shòu kùn zài ài de mí gōng
[Chen] Nǐ dì měi tài yào yǎn
càn làn dào tài yáng dōu kuài kàn bù jiàn
yī shùn jiān méng zhù le wǒ de shuāng yǎn
[Lay] Lián yǎn qián de liè huǒ
dū huì bèi nǐ zhē bì de tóng kǒng
[Xiumin] Rán shāo w
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EXO
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South Korean K-pop boy band EXO perform melodic, dance-oriented pop music influenced by hip-hop and R&B. The group broke through to worldwide success, topping both the South Korean Circle Albums chart and Billboard World Albums chart with their 2013 debut, XOXO, and spawning the hit "Growl." They have consistently topped the Circle charts with albums like 2015's Exodus, 2016's EX'ACT, 2017's The War, and 2018's Don't Mess Up My Tempo, the latter of which also hit 23 on the Billboard 200. They again reached number one on both the Circle and Billboard World charts with 2018's Obsession and returned in 2023 with their seventh album, Exist. Formed in 2011 by the Seoul-based S.M. Entertainment producer Lee Soo-Man, EXO originally consisted of 12 members divided into two subgroups, EXO-K and E
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EXO's Lay Ends Contract With Samsung Electronics Over One China Policy Controversy
Amid an increasing number of controversies over foreign brands that do not adhere to the “One China policy,” EXO’s Lay has terminated his contract with Samsung Electronics.
Recently in China, foreign companies have been coming under scrutiny over the way they describe China and its territories. This comes amid heightened tensions between China and Hong Kong due to mass unrest over concerns about China’s perceived attempts to increase influence in Hong Kong. It’s reported that some people in China have been scouring the websites of global companies such as popular fashion brands to see how they describe territories such as Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau to make sure they are represented as part of China and not separate entities.
Versace has now apologized following criticism after the brand sold a t-shirt that listed cities and countries and appeared to imply that Hong K