Wang Kun

"I'm searching for Nishiyama-kun's Asia Super Young footage. It goes from Cat Eye → 1st round → 2nd round → 3rd round, but I can't find the 3rd round. It seems like there's a choreography for about one phrase, so I really want to see it. By the way, I found the footage of Honda-kun & Roy-kun's team. #NishiyamaCommunity"

Good evening 🌃 It's a busy end of the year for the caretaker too, woof ❤💨 Kun is taking it easy, enjoying some activities and napping 🤭 Today, he had his meal 🍚 fed by Dad and finished it all 💮🐶🙌 #SecretSocietyOldDogClub pic.x.com/r7cdueEjJ8

The tweet translates to: "Daydreaming about food in Thailand. Kuay Teow Lard Kaow, Lao Khao, Ba Mee Haeng Muu Daeng, Kanom Jeen Nam Ya, Hoo Chalaram, O-Suan, Kun Ten, Khao Soi, Roti Mataba, Khao Jee, Durian, Mangosteen, Khao Niew Mamuang, Cha Nom Yen, Ten Mo Pan. Which dishes can I try?"

The tweet translates to: "Daydreaming about food in Thailand. Kuay Teow Lard Kaow, Lao Khao, Ba Mee Haeng Muu Daeng, Kanom Jeen Nam Ya, Hoo Chalaram, O-Suan, Kun Ten, Khao Soi, Roti Mataba, Khao Jee, Durian, Mangosteen, Khao Niew Mamuang, Cha Nom Yen, Ten Mo Pan. Which dishes can I try?"

The tweet translates to: "Wang Kun himself said he's a villain, but his face is cute ☺️♡ lol #宁宴长欢 #wangkun #王坤 pic.x.com/GNotIh7SRH"

The tweet translates to: "Wang Kun himself said he's a villain, but his face is cute ☺️♡ lol #宁宴长欢 #wangkun #王坤 pic.x.com/GNotIh7SRH"

The translation of the tweet is: "Zebewan-kun, come to First Take again, I'll be waiting forever."

The translation of the tweet is: "Zebewan-kun, come to First Take again, I'll be waiting forever."

"I'm so happy that Zebewan-kun is popular! At this rate, he should become as popular as the Stray Kids brothers!"

"I'm so happy that Zebewan-kun is popular! At this rate, he should become as popular as the Stray Kids brothers!"

The tweet translates to "Rō Wankun?? lol" in English. The "ww" at the end indicates laughter, similar to "lol" in English.

The tweet translates to "Rō Wankun?? lol" in English. The "ww" at the end indicates laughter, similar to "lol" in English.

The translation of the tweet is: "It's nice to see Wan-kun moving around Tohoku."

The translation of the tweet is: "It's nice to see Wan-kun moving around Tohoku."

The translation of the tweet is: "D-Daiwan-kun!??? I was shocked because it was so amazing!"