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Money Hungry Greed is the Next Target for Ateez in “Work”
Bite Review: RM Considers His Life’s Paths in “Lost!”
Aespa Show Another Dimension to Their Maximalism in “Armageddon”
Seventeen’s “Lalali,” “Spell,” and “Cheers to Youth” Highlight Each Unit’s Strengths
“Supernova” is Campy, Chaotic, and Peak Aespa
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Seventeen Cleverly and Confidently Assert Their Artistry in “Maestro”
Bite Review: Zico and Jennie are Effortlessly Hip in “Spot!”
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Bite Review: Kiss of Life’s “Midas Touch” is Pure Y2K Nostalgia, For Better and For Worse
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