User talk:220.245.160.170

February 2024[edit]

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There's no need for another long explanation.

What is clear is that Moon Bin is still a member of Astro,

(His section still exists on the official social media and fan cafe.) He never once in his life mentioned leaving the team. If his death means he's no longer an Astro, then the Beatles can't be the Beatles either, because they're dead, so they should be removed one by one in the order of their deaths so that no one can be a Beatle. The information clearly states the facts about Moonbin's death. What needs to be corrected is whether or not he is currently a member of Astro. 220.245.160.170 (talk) 20:58, 10 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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