Incluvie – Better diversity in movies.
Identity in film with Incluvie stamps, scores, reviews.

Incluvie – Better diversity in movies.
Explore identity in film with Incluvie stamps, scores, reviews, and insights.

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IVE Live at Lollapalooza Berlin 2025 

Since their debut in 2021, the six-member girl group has not only captivated South Korea but also international streaming platforms. With instantly catchy songs and performances where every beat is perfectly timed, as if the universe depended on it, IVE delivers earworms with style, visual impact, and a unique sense of self. Instead of adhering to typical formulas, they bring elegance, attitude, and a touch of playful humor to the stage without ever sacrificing the perfection that K-pop fans so admire. Seetlist: "REBEL HEART", "I AM", "Baddie", "TKO", "LOVE DIVE", "You Wanna Cry", "ATTITUDE", "Kitsch", "Supernova Love", "Accendio", "ELEVEN", "HEYA", "All Night", "After LIKE"
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Since their debut in 2021, the six-member girl group has not only captivated South Korea but also international streaming platforms. With instantly catchy songs and performances where every beat is perfectly timed, as if the universe depended on it, IVE delivers earworms with style, visual impact, and a unique sense of self. Instead of adhering to typical formulas, they bring elegance, attitude, and a touch of playful humor to the stage without ever sacrificing the perfection that K-pop fans so admire. Seetlist: "REBEL HEART", "I AM", "Baddie", "TKO", "LOVE DIVE", "You Wanna Cry", "ATTITUDE", "Kitsch", "Supernova Love", "Accendio", "ELEVEN", "HEYA", "All Night", "After LIKE"

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