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Katılım Ocak 2015
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thinking about how IU dressed up prettily, bought presents and went to a region out of the city to attend a uaena's graduation ceremony bc she promised her a year ago and like... you gotta be an amazing person to go out of your way like that ESPECIALLY as a celeb
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The Golden Hour was a historical concert for IU and Uaenas but I've always felt very bittersweet about it because of how bad her ear condition was during it. I never want her to go through a concert like that again so please take all the time you need ❤️
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I wish she would stop feeling so sorry about it 🥺 All we care about is her well being
Team 🌟🍬@IUteamstarcandy

[FROM. IU] 260720 @_IUofficial announces that her September Goyang Stadium concert and 6th full studio album have been postponed after her long standing patulous Eustachian tube condition worsened + will focus on recovery for the time being. Her new album will feature diverse genres, new collaborators, and new stories #IU #아이유 🔗 link.berriz.in/en/web/main/iu… FULL TRANSLATION:

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we will get IU album updates this week I can feel it
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argentina playing like always
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cmftprsn@ohlilacspring·
iu got more hates from intl kdrama stans over a made up story from korean incels than these pedo and rapist actors who after all they did are still getting jobs. like i don't see them translating korean hate post about them like they did with iu's korean hate posts.
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Mohamad Safa@mhdksafa·
Israel is still killing children in Gaza and it's no longer makes headlines.
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@chatshy I'm a fan!! hahaha I love playing and watching volleyball and you looking good mary 😌
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Sneak peek of me playing vball 👉👈 It’s cool n fun to have hobbies and a passion!!
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I can't get over that one award show where they were standing next to each other on stage for 10 minutes and not acknowledging each others existence once
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my IU and Kim Minha agenda continues
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I've waited for IU comebacks since Last Fantasy and I feel like this is the most excited I have ever been for a new IU album 😩 this already feels like it will be one of the most special albums yet from her
멜로 👑@melloviciousiu

L’OFFICIEL PARIS: You’re entering a new chapter in your career, one that’s more focused on music. What excites you the most about this new stage? IU: Right now, I’m working on a new album. I’m writing and recording the songs myself, including the lyrics. There’s something special about this project: the entire creative process is being filmed. Usually, the public only gets to see the finished result, but this time, every step, including rehearsals will become an integral part of the work itself. This is always the most intense and creatively fulfilling period for me, and I want to preserve all of that energy. The album is expected to be released around the end of August or the beginning of September, followed by a tour that will begin in Korea at the end of September. We’re also planning an international tour next year. L’OFFICIEL PARIS: How has your creative process evolved since your debut? IU: I’ve always drawn inspiration from my own experiences, and that hasn’t changed. What has changed is that, over time, I realized I needed to avoid repeating myself. So I started looking beyond my own world. Other people’s experiences, current events, and even everyday objects have become new sources of inspiration. My creative process still begins with myself, but today I’m much more open to the world around me. L’OFFICIEL PARIS: As an artist, what aspect of Korean culture are you most proud to share with the world? IU: One of the things I’m most proud of is the Korean concept of Jeong (정). It’s a very difficult word to translate because it describes a deep emotional connection and a genuine warmth between people. Even if we may not always seem very expressive on the surface, I believe Koreans naturally carry this feeling within them. It’s what keeps our communities closely connected. I’m also very proud of the diversity of Korean artists. There isn’t just one definition of Korean creativity, each artist has their own unique identity, and we’ve managed to preserve those individualities while sharing our work with the rest of the world. L’OFFICIEL PARIS: After all these years, what makes your relationship with New Balance so genuine and authentic? IU: I was already a huge fan of New Balance long before I became its ambassador. I wore the brand all the time. As I learned more about its philosophy, I realized it aligned deeply with my own values. The importance it places on quality, the creative process, and comfort really resonates with me. As I’ve gotten older, comfort has become essential to me, and New Balance succeeds in combining that with a strong identity and a true sense of style. Looking back, it feels like we were naturally drawn to each other from the very beginning. L’OFFICIEL PARIS: You’ve always been committed to supporting others. Why does philanthropy play such an important role in your life? IU: My parents taught me from a very young age to help others and never be selfish. My family once lived comfortably, but we later went through a period of extreme poverty. During that difficult time, many people reached out to help us. I promised myself that if I were ever in a position to do so, I would do the same for others. Today, I’m able to keep that promise. Giving back brings me genuine happiness, and it motivates me to keep working hard, because the more successful I become, the more I can help those who are in need. lofficiel.com/people/iu-inte…

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Ounka@OunkaOnX·
Zeynep Sonmez says tournament organizers ban her from wearing Palestine-supporting pin “I used to wear a pin. Tournaments no longer allow me to wear it. We had a discussion with the organizers because the Ukrainian flag is allowed but Palestine is not. They ultimately told us they definitely would not allow it ... I can use the vibration dampener and they can't object to that. That's why I put the watermelon symbol on my racket”
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iu my sister what are you doing in paris in this heatwave
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IU UPDATE
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why is she so cute
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