I'm a kpop idol's manager | 72hrs in Istanbul 🇹🇷

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  @k_rod90 · 16 hours ago

  Congrats on your new career journey as a Kpop manager!!! That's so surreal, but the fact you love to travel and work so well under pressure (given all those late night sewing projects you've done) this position is perfect for you!!!

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  @heyitsheidijay · 22 hours ago (edited)

  Omg wait I LOVE Alex's music so much (she is a STARRRR and deserves her flowers, especially now as an independent girlie!) and have been subscribed to you for ages, I am LIVINGGGGG for this crossover!!!! 🩷🩷🩷🩷

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  @amberrose1282 · 2 hours ago

  Turkey is where I discovered all the different flavours of Lipton ice tea

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  @lavanderiaweekly · 18 hours ago

  Girl 150 for that coat is a STEAL.

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  @monibloom · 22 hours ago

  wow, what an incredible experience, Nathalie! this role suits you perfectly, and every outfit was stunning—i’m curious to see more! by the way, i loved that your catchphrase for this trip was “i’m going to take a bath” lol

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  @lilithbachelder4631 · 1 day ago

  wow, you captured the exciting vibes so well here!! really felt the mood throughout. congrats on the gig, seems like a lot of fun!

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  @Deleted-q9k · 20 hours ago

  THE OUTFITS GRL!:virtualhug::virtualhug::virtualhug:

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  @ximenajagi · 19 hours ago

  nathalie tas ACTIVAAAAA the content we are so well FEDDDDDDD dame chance the keep uppppppp

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  @corinazalia3906 · 1 day ago

  😱 unbelievable! I just got into K-pop a few months ago & this has to be one of the coolest things! I need to find out how to be a K-pop manager 😂 I loved this sooo much! Such a fun video! Love ❤❤❤

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  @infirestear · 1 day ago

  how fun! i'm so curious how/when you became an on-call manager for her?? good for you!

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  @moda78z · 1 day ago

  Whaaat? When did you become a K-pop manager? I’m so lost. And the flight to Turkey is a business trip?! Whaaat? It must pay good! Cool!!

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  @lz738 · 19 hours ago

  I&apos;m curious about the culture of professional back up dancers in Korea who perform with kpop stars : in Korea, is it like in the U.S. where the male back-up dancers are almost all gay? Or is being a professional dancer in Korea not considered a &quot;feminine&quot; job like it is in the U.S.? My friend who is a Korean guy was surprised when he travelled in the U.S. and observed that almost all the male flight attendants were (or seemed to him like they were ) gay. He told me that being a male flight attendant in South Korea is not considered a &quot;feminine&quot; job. The different gender role ideas in various countries always interest me. <br>I&apos;m glad you had a wonderful experience there. It was scary to hear that this September, the Türkiye government conducted a massive &quot;crackdown&quot; on LGBQT+ members by using police raids, and arrested hundreds of people, and shut down all LGBTQ+ organizations in the country. Very sad!!

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