MILLI on BTS, Nicki Minaj & her first ever concert | Firsts

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NME published this video item, entitled “MILLI on BTS, Nicki Minaj & her first ever concert | Firsts” – below is their description.

MILLI talks us through her musical first times – from the first CD she ever bought, to the first concert she went to.

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