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@aera2tomi1: cái mùi giáng sinh nó đến nhanh quá các mom ơiii, nhìn outfit lần này của anh F nhìn đẹp quãi nho mn ạ 😭🙇🏻‍♀️ #faker #leesanghyeok #이상혁 #t1 #xh #viral #foryou #noel #🎄

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