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Young Bock
Young Bock is a band from Seoul, South Korea. They started with an independent record label and have released songs like "Can't Lose (feat. Twanee)." At one...
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Young Bock is a band from Seoul, South Korea. They started with an independent record label and have released songs like "Can't Lose (feat. Twanee)."
At one point, there were accusations that "Can't Lose" sounded similar to another artist's work. The band denied this, and the situation was resolved without further conflict.
Their discography includes an EP called "Rising Stars" and albums titled "Symphony of Dreams" and "The Road to Redemption." The group has five members: Seokjin Kim, Junghwa Kim, Taeyong Lee, Minho Choi, and occasional guest vocalist Twanee.
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