Photos | Nightlife at Funktion - Adam F Concert
MC Q and Park Chu-young among the crowd of 39 people enjoying the electrifying deejay performance with vibrant lights and a booming speaker system at the urban nightclub Funktion, 2007.
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spotlight urban pub music musical instrument wristwatch hat crowd night club entertainer performance bag party park chu-young hardware fun club glasses audience life interior deejay electronics funktion screen light accessories nightclub monitor room night recreation - speakers mc q part back concert computer handbag adam
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