The K-pop mega band Seventeen shows how being best friends with coworkers can lead to lasting careers

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Seventeen wrapped up their "NEW_" tour in Incheon, South Korea, on Sunday night,Pledis EntertainmentThe K-pop mega-band Seventeen says they re-signed their group contract. The band has been together for 11 years, but they're not planning on breaking up. The 13 members don't just work together — they live, vacation, and hang out as a group.

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