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NCT 127 makes you fall in love with ‘gimme gimme’ MV

LOVEHOLIC! NCT 127 will make you gimme your love!

Eljay Reyes
Eljay Reyes
Published on Feb 15, 2021
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NCT 127 makes you fall in love with ‘gimme gimme’ MV

NCT 127 will make you “LOVEHOLIC” with the release of their ‘gimme gimme’ MV ahead of their 2nd Japanese mini-album release.

On February 15, NCT 127 released their music video for ‘gimme gimme’ ahead of the album’s release. The track will make you fall in love with their lyrics as well as their strong and cool dance and visuals.

‘LOVEHOLIC’ is NCT 127’s 2nd Japanese mini-album containing 6 tracks which will be released on February 17. -HallyuLife.com

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