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VERNON joins Charli XCX & Rina Sawayama on 'Beg For You' remix

Charli XCX, releases a remix of her smash hit single, Beg For You, with the help of close friend and collaborator A. G. Cook, featuring SEVENTEEN’s Vernon and Rina Sawayama.

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The remix comes after Vernon’s public admiration for Charli’s work, via social media, they wrote, recorded and delivered the remix in record time.

Vernon brings his talents from K-POP sensation band SEVENTEEN, where he is recognised for his distinct rap style across projects – including their most recent EP Attaca which gained them huge chart success.

Charli’s highly-anticipated forthcoming album, CRASH, will be released on 18th March and is the fifth and final album in her record deal.

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