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The tweet translates to: "WOL fans, PRX fans, PRX haters, and Eimers' male fans watching VCT is way too loud and super funny."
The tweet text "エイマーズビデオ" translates to "Aimer's video" in English. The link appears to be a URL, likely leading to a video related to Aimer, a Japanese singer.
The translation of the Japanese tweet text "Aimers videoいけますか?" to English is: "Can we go with the Aimers video?"
The translation of the tweet is: "Just changed the sole, feeling great! #VALORANT"
The tweet translates to: "AIMERS' Somebody | Program Information | LOVE FM - 76.1MHz FM RADIO STATION lovefm.co.jp/sp/aimers/prog… #AIMERS #エイマス"
The translation of the Japanese tweet text "トルコ語エイマーズビデオ" to English is "Turkish language Aimars video."
"【Too niche to be understood, common occurrence】⬅️ Is it an impression that's too detailed to convey? Sometimes the poses during greetings of Aぇ and AIMERS are so similar that it's hard to distinguish between them (but not really)."
"I got to meet AIMERS Chingu, who I became friends with through a certain program 🩵 We talked a lot about our favorite groups, and it was so much fun! I'm glad we could chat about various things 🫶🏻 Thank you for the souvenirs from Korea and the trading cards too 😘 I will continue to support UYON-kun 🤍 #AIMERS #ELAST"
The tweet translates to: "There was also Rano dancing to AIMERS' song! 😭😭"
Here’s the translation of the tweet: "Also, probably the latest dancing Harry June from the official releases ☀️ NCT 127 Illicit - 삐그덕 (Walk) Dance Practice |DKB(다크비) X E'LAST(엘라스트) X AIMERS(에이머스) youtu.be/WEIgcWCDJOg?si… #해리준 #한해리준 #Harry_June" (Note: The hashtags remain in Korean as they are proper nouns.)
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