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"Tell us we’re beautiful like flowers if not we’ll bite you," wrote Kele. The dance started out normal, but quickly morphed into a performance that saw the girls mimicking zombies.
The cover got plenty of laughs from their followers, with one of them writing:"Jisoo flower x Train to Busan collab". Photos & Videos: Jeanette Aw/ Instagram, Tasha Low/ Instagram, Bonnie Loo/ Instagram, Kimberly Chia/ Instagram, Yang Guang Ke Le/ Instagram, Blackpink/ Youtube
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