Yaeji Turns the Dancefloor Into a Revolution on New Single "DDR"
Yaeji's new single "DDR", made with Enayet and K Wata, arrives with a footwork-heavy video and an all-night Dance Dance Revolution party in Brooklyn.
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Yaeji's new single "DDR", made with Enayet and K Wata, arrives with a footwork-heavy video and an all-night Dance Dance Revolution party in Brooklyn.
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