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Eh. this is my least favorite song of the entire album and I'm not even that crazy about this comeback. Forever Young still reigns.

Oh My Girl: I really liked 'One Step Two Steps' and I fell in love with their dancing and the boyish charm in the dance video for it, but then when I started listening to their other music I just couldn't do it. It wasn't my style. Stray Kids: Loved Hellevator, I was so waiting for them to...

Dark is what I use.

They're actually good dancers ^^

Someone asked me recently so I decided to actually count them up, and well ... 26 BG's, 27 GG's. I'm a hot mess =) I have yet to collect an album from each but I'm kind of close.

In total I stan 53 groups so I don't think this is a safe question to ask. My mains are in my sig if that helps lol

Idk you but judging by who you stan: gr8

Alamosa, Colorado: Throwing missiles at cars is illegal.

California: It is a misdemeanor to shoot at any kind of game from a moving vehicle, unless the target is a whale. I don’t even know what this means wth

Boston, Massachusetts: It is illegal to play the fiddle. RIP all fiddle players in Boston.

Spearfish, South Dakota: If three or more Indians are walking down the street together, they can be considered a war party and fired upon. This law is probably old af but damn >->

Chico, California: Bowling on sidewalks is illegal. Nebraksa: If a child burps during church their parents may be arrested.

Pocatello, Idaho: A person may not be seen in public without a smile on their face. I'd break the law a lot then.

Oh my god, yeah no my mom finally threw away her porcelain doll a few weeks ago thank god x.x

Fuck that o-O I'd never sleep.

Hawaii: Coins are not allowed to be placed in one’s ears.

Hartford, Connecticut: You may not educate dogs.

Juneau, Alaska: Owners of flamingos may not let their pet into barber shops. Prejudice against flamingos I see.

The funniest things about these laws is that some of them were made quite a ways back then but the lawmakers just haven't marked them off the books at all. I think the only state that had a bunch of their 'dumb laws' repealed was West Virginia, and even they missed one law they had: Whistling...