"Now slow it down for me, baby (slow it down, girl)"

"'Cause I love the way it feels when we grind (when we grind,) yeah yeah"

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"Our connection's so magnetic on the floor"

"Nothing can stop us tonight"

New song, new album, new choreography, new background dancers. Some leave, new come. Everyone is valued in Stray Kids. The staff, people who manage the small things, especially. Those are the people making everything shine to perfection.

Minho liked perfection. He wouldn't call himself a perfectionist, things can be messy, they can be a bit off center. But with things he created, it had to be perfect. That goes for everything. A meal, an ikea desk assembly, a song, a dance. If it was made by him, it had to be perfect. No room for errors, no room for mistakes. And if there are mistakes, then he'll work on it until there are none. Simple.

That applies on people, too. He's not harsh when correcting someone. He's just himself. And maybe that comes across as intimidating at first, like he was scolding instead of correcting. In reality Minho just wants to see everyone succeed. He's passionate, that's why, occasionally, he comes on too strong at times. But he never means to be harsh, never means to push until exhaustion. He only does that to himself.

This time around he had choreographed for one of their newer tracks again. There's always hints that it was him who had done it, sharp turns smoothing into fluid and quick footwork. Something to show off how much they can push themselves and still succeed, something to show off their energy.

Its always hard at first, and Minho gets that. But when someone continiously messes up, even with his help in the main practices, he looks at it from a different angle. Maybe some private practice would help better? He'll be patient, promise.

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