@hirokemidesu: 이거 히로키가 다 출때까지 몇시간 걸렸을까요 ….? #gg #한일커플 #몸치

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axxuy7
⃟ :
ㅇㄴ 몇번을 돌려본거지 캐미님 개이쁘세요진짜
2026-07-02 11:32:50
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cheong318
시애 :
캐미님 안 가지고 계신 게 뭐죠?
2026-07-02 11:39:18
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mixe465
민서 :
얼마나 노력 했는지 감도 안 온다
2026-07-02 10:37:54
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user3619279520995
하핫🫶 :
캐미 언니 힘빼고 춰주는거 같은게 너무 웃겨요ㅎㅎ
2026-07-02 21:52:32
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nayunnayunnayun54
김 :
얼굴톤이랑 목톤이 조명때매 다른건가요??
2026-07-03 09:52:26
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8282e22
. :
표정을 ㅈㄴ 잘쓰네
2026-07-02 22:04:56
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konig_389
♡ 루카짱 ♡ :
너무 다른 둘
2026-07-19 22:59:09
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user6100502494906
스텔라 사랑하는 뇨자♡ :
오늘아침에 봤어요 2시간이여!!
2026-07-16 06:51:18
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j_yoon8
쥰🍒❤️ :
오늘 레존드ㅡ❤️❤️❤️
2026-07-02 11:47:54
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.1716134
❄️ 쩝 ❄️ :
아 진짜 이 커플 오래 가라 진짜 ㅜㅜ
2026-07-02 11:16:48
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alenajg07
리에 :
히로키님 점점 춤이 느신다
2026-07-02 21:33:16
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9o89u8oiu7jj
︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ :
이거 비하인드 겁나 궁금하다
2026-07-02 13:49:24
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user8231086297532
이율 :
히로키님 춤 많이 늘었어요👍👍👍👍
2026-07-04 05:56:52
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chungjia1002
지아 :
아니ㅡㅋㅋ 몇분도 아니고 몇시간이요…? 안힘들어요..?.
2026-07-12 12:17:07
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user008_26
왕밤빵 :
볼때마다 배수지랑 서강준 같다 😻😻
2026-07-04 02:12:07
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user95225769243403
응애 :
이 춤은 쉬우니깐 한 30분예상해봅니다
2026-07-04 05:10:04
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user85259613701332
🧸🐾 :
1빠!!
2026-07-02 10:37:20
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skdushs
로아_0 :
와..너무 잘 추세요!!캐미님은 늘 잘 추셔서 멋있으세요 ㅠㅠ 히로키님도 이번에 춤 잘 추신 것 같아요!!점점 실력이 느는 것 같아서 놀랍네요 (❁´▽`❁)
2026-07-02 10:54:16
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lee_08207
lee_0820 :
진짜 오늘 말로 형성할 수 없을만큼 캐미님 ㅈㄴ예쁘다 고급진데 중간중간 웃을 때 마다 너무 느좋임
2026-07-02 11:29:07
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z1.mx5
지밍 :
와 개빨리옴
2026-07-02 10:38:51
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c.rong10
이진 애착인형 크롱 :
2,3시간?
2026-07-02 11:28:51
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kjh0693
별하🌟 :
캐미언니 진짜 예뻐 🥰🥰🥰
2026-07-02 12:34:17
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user355432963672
. :
히로키 & 캐미 넘 잘어울린다
2026-07-04 14:33:01
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user4990129500491
. :
남자친구분이 춤 추시는 거 좋아하시는 건가여?
2026-07-02 12:57:16
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leeseoyoon713
🫪 :
노래 저만 안들리나여
2026-07-06 07:58:10
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The flag of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is more than a national emblem. Known as Al-Khaffaq Al-Akhdar, The Fluttering Green, it is one of the few flags in the world that carries a sacred text, and the only one that is never lowered to half-mast. Its story is the story of the Saudi state itself. Design and Meaning The current design, officially adopted on March 15, 1973, is strikingly simple and profound. It is a rectangular field of green, proportion 2:3, bearing in the center the Shahada - the Islamic declaration of faith - written in white Thuluth script:
The flag of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is more than a national emblem. Known as Al-Khaffaq Al-Akhdar, The Fluttering Green, it is one of the few flags in the world that carries a sacred text, and the only one that is never lowered to half-mast. Its story is the story of the Saudi state itself. Design and Meaning The current design, officially adopted on March 15, 1973, is strikingly simple and profound. It is a rectangular field of green, proportion 2:3, bearing in the center the Shahada - the Islamic declaration of faith - written in white Thuluth script: "La ilaha illa Allah, Muhammad Rasul Allah" - There is no god but Allah; Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah. Beneath the Shahada is a horizontal white Arab sword, its tip pointing to the left, in the direction of the script. The symbolism is clear: Green is the traditional color of Islam and symbolizes peace, prosperity, growth and tolerance. The Shahada declares that the Kingdom was founded on Islam and that its constitution and identity are anchored in faith. The sword symbolizes justice, strength and security - the power that protects faith and defends the nation. It was added to underline the importance of the Shahada. The flag is manufactured with identical obverse and reverse sides so the Shahada always reads correctly from right to left from either side. The green is specified as Pantone 330 C, a deep emerald that has become synonymous with the Kingdom. Evolution: From Banners to National Flag The roots of the flag go back to 1727, to the First Saudi State founded by Imam Muhammad bin Saud in Diriyah. The banner was simple green cloth made of wool and silk, bearing the Shahada attached to a wooden pole, carried in battles as a reminder of the cause. 1727 - 1818 - First and Second Saudi States: The same green banner with the Shahada remained. The Second State under Imam Turki bin Abdullah adopted it to show continuity. 1902 - The Sword Appears: When King Abdulaziz recaptured Riyadh on 15 January 1902, he raised the banner of Tawhid. Soon after, two crossed swords were added above the Shahada to symbolize strength and justice during his unification campaigns. 1926 - 1937 - Standardization: After the conquest of Hejaz, the Shura Council approved official dimensions, 150 cm length by 100 cm width, and approved several official flags for the King, Crown Prince, Army and Navy. In 1937, King Abdulaziz approved Decision No. 50 that refined the design to one sword under the Shahada, instead of two crossed swords above it. 1973 - The Final Form: Under King Faisal, Saudi calligrapher Saleh bin Saad Al-Mansouf, known as the calligrapher of the Shahada, modernized the Thuluth script. A Royal Decree issued the Law of the Flag, fixing the design we know today. Saudi Flag Day is now celebrated annually on March 11, the day King Abdulaziz approved the flag specifications in 1937. Protocol and Reverence Because it bears the Shahada, the Saudi flag is treated with unique reverence. Saudi law prohibits lowering it to half-mast for mourning, prohibits printing it on disposable items, T-shirts or products that may be degraded, and requires that it never touch the ground or be used in an undignified way. When the flag becomes worn, it must be respectfully retired, not discarded. This respect is why the flag is a powerful symbol at global events - from the UN Headquarters in New York to the Olympics and the Formula 1 in Jeddah. It does not just represent a country; it represents a message of faith carried for nearly 300 years, from the mud walls of Diriyah to the vision of a modern G20 nation. In every flutter, it tells the same story: faith as foundation, justice as guardian, and unity as destiny. Top 5 Hashtags: #SaudiFlag #SaudiFlagDay #AlKhaffaqAlAkhdar #SaudiPride #Vision2030

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