K-pop group Vanner worked part-time jobs to make ends meet before finally making it


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The members of Venner had to work part-time jobs just to make ends meet, as becoming a K-pop artistes left them with only debt. — Photo: Klap Entertainment

It took more than four years, but K-pop group Vanner is finally making a name for themselves.

Over the last few years, the group struggled. The members had to work part-time jobs just to make ends meet, as becoming a K-pop artistes left them with only debt. However, those days appear to have reached their end.

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