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“Captain Turns Lead Vocalist and Sings High Notes?” With Both Main Vocals Absent, Kim Junmyeon Cover
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“EXO’s Only Lead Vocalist?” With Members Absent from the MMA Stage, What Parts Did Do Kyung-soo Cove
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“Who’ll hit the high notes if the lead singer’s not here?” EXO Fan Meeting: Kim Junmyeon, D.O., and
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“Sang the parts of three subunits instead?” Which parts did Wonwoo sing in the members’ absence? SEV
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“Bridges in iconic tracks are true works of art!” SEVENTEEN’s flawless mastery of diverse genres: a
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“Our Official Second Albums Are K-Pop’s Unbeatable Legends” — A Comprehensive Roundup of SM’s Legend
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“Korean Vocal Backing Vocals Done Better Than Anywhere Else” — For over half the song, it’s all high
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"Who will sing the part if Yoon Jeonghan and Moon Junhui are not here?" SEVENTEEN 'RIGHT HERE' World
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"South Korea's Tengger, the master of high notes, challenging the high notes to the limit" - SEVENTE
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“Without the chops, you can’t pull off SM’s five ultra-difficult banger tracks!” Yoo Young-jin deliv
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“9 Classic High-Difficulty, Show-Stopping Masterpieces by Yoo Young-jin | SM’s Top Anti-Cover Tracks
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Which members sang S.Coups’ parts when he wasn’t on stage? SEVENTEEN’s FOLLOW Seoul concert: a 21-so
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“The biggest hallmark of SM songs—background vocals”—in the second half, the high notes, vocal runs,
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“Once you hear it, you’ll understand why the Lead Vocals Unit and the Hip-Hop Unit are singing the s
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“Does it hit the right note or sound off-key?” An SM idol singer’s cover of Kim Jae-joong’s “The Let
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Bringing another new cover—just like JENNIE!
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“The reason you shouldn’t casually cover hit tracks”: high notes, melismas, lush harmonies—vocalists