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South Korean quartet LNGSHOT, under Jay Park's More Vision, drops the 'Backseat' music video today at 6 p.m. KST, following teasers with shadowy shots, flames, and underwater scenes that match their edgy style. The group debuted a month ago with EP *Shot Callers* and pre-debut tracks, now heading to Taipei for their first international fansign after signing with Adidas Korea. Backlash hit via a protest truck questioning if they're idols or rappers, echoing Jay Park's playful response, while supporters praise their bold rookie moves.

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Rookie group LNGSHOT paused awkwardly in their first airport swarm, then flashed heart poses and fist pumps as fans cheered their stylish arrival.

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In Tuesday's Benfica vs. Real Madrid game, Vinicius told the referee that 20-year-old Gianluca Prestianni used a slur against him; Prestianni denied it and regretted threats from Madrid players. Benfica coach Jose Mourinho suggested Vinicius's celebrations draw backlash, prompting Vinicius to call out cowards online. Nigerian Barca supporters faced mockery online, with posts like one quipping a Nigerian fan justifies every Argentine crime, tying into Messi loyalty and past Argentina scandals. Defenders see it as a lazy stereotype, while others note Barca players like Lamine Yamal face racism too.

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Vinicius Jr. accused a Benfica player of a racial slur during a Champions League match, halting play for 10 minutes. Nigerian Barcelona fans caught heat for seeming to downplay it amid fierce rivalries.

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Arsenal equalized through Igor Thiago but dropped points in a 1-1 Premier League draw on February 12, staying four points ahead of Manchester City. Passionate supporter Ty dismissed Brentford's achievement outright in a clip, slamming their fans for mocking Arsenal despite the Bees' rise from lower leagues and recent strong results against the Gunners. Rival fans fired back hard, calling him entitled while some Arsenal voices wondered if his rants feed the club's 'most hated fanbase' image, though others praised his loyalty.

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Ty, the fiery AFTV regular who lives for Arsenal games, let loose after the frustrating 1-1 draw at Brentford. 'I'm not giving them credit,' he declared, telling their fans to 'know your place.'

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Lopez shared his story on Saturday, explaining staff at the Taguig branch offered 20% off dine-in orders for couples but excluded non-straight pairs, despite the chain's 'Sarang Gobaek Day' promo not mentioning orientation in its rules. The post gained over 4,500 likes, sparking boycott calls and renewed support for the long-delayed SOGIE Equality Bill to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation. While Lopez ended up getting a discount through Grab, the incident highlighted frustrations over LGBTQ+ protections in the Philippines, where broader anti-discrimination laws remain stalled amid a conservative legislature.

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JC Lopez walked into a BB.Q Chicken in Manila's BGC with friends on Valentine's Day, hoping for a couple's discount—only to hear it was for straight couples only.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed officer cadets at the Bahad 1 base, stressing Israel's readiness for any scenario amid rising tensions. He highlighted coordination with President Trump and warned that Iran's leadership would face an unimaginable retaliation if they strike first. The statements align with U.S. military deployments near Iran and a tight deadline for nuclear talks, as Jerusalem prepares for potential prolonged missile exchanges.

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At an IDF cadets' graduation, Netanyahu stood firm, telling Iran that any attack would trigger a response beyond their wildest dreams.

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The ranking from Insider Monkey last May placed South Korea first with a perfect score of 1, thanks to K-beauty influence and high plastic surgery rates, followed by Japan at 0.95, Vietnam at 0.9, and the Philippines at 0.85. It drew from surveys, beauty pageants, media buzz, and cosmetics data, with Vietnam praised for pageant wins and delicate features, and Iran noted for its nose job prominence. Reactions ranged from Vietnamese users celebrating third place to skeptics questioning India over China and calls to exclude plastic surgery-heavy nations, while others saw it as pure subjectivity. A similar African list sparked South African fans debating Durban versus Eastern Cape beauties.

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A fun 2024 list crowning South Korea number one for beautiful women has folks sharing national pride alongside plenty of plastic surgery jokes.

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Kaspa, a proof-of-work Layer 1 blockchain using blockDAG via GHOSTDAG, now produces 10 blocks per second post-May 2025 Crescendo hard fork, up tenfold from 1 BPS while maintaining decentralization. Moog explains its model treats blocks as reorganization markers, enabling parallel transaction execution via causal dependencies and eventual consistency, targeting 64,000 TPS in a decentralized PoW network. He shares a Rust-based Move runtime prototype on GitHub, highlighting vProgs for efficient off-chain execution with on-chain ZK proofs.

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Hans Moog, IOTA veteran with 20+ years in distributed systems, unveils Kaspa's lock-free runtime as a blockchain scalability breakthrough.

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