Less than a week ago I spoke to Shin Yechan of Omega X! Would I have preferred it in person like it was supposed to be? Absolutely. But in the end that still didn’t take away my thrill at the chance to get to speak to Yechan. For being such a new fan I kind of felt a little like a fraud, but then you know what, no. I’m just as crazy about them now as I will be a few months from now. The only difference will be how much time I’ve spent looking them up online. I’ve already watched A Shoulder to Cry On a second time (and it’s just as good), and I can’t begin to tell you how many hours I’ve logged listening to their albums. The conversation was brief, but so, so great. And he was really impressed with this drawing! With how quickly it came together I am also lowkey impressed with how it turned out. Anyway, enjoy.
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Jazz for Two – Series Review
With my most recent K-Pop obsession, Omega X, I am doing my very best to find out everything I can about this lesser known group. Just like I was surprised to learn about the KBL series, A Should to Cry On, starring their leader and maknae, I was equally surprised to learn that their fourth eldest member, Hangyeom, was in the more recent KBL, Jazz for Two.
Read moreYour Honor – Series Review
Worlds collide! Omega X recently posted a behind the scenes video about maknae Yechan’s involvement with this South Korean television drama. But before checking it out I was wondering to myself if it had anything to do with the Bryan Cranston series of the same name. Being just lazy enough, I never actually looked any of that up. Instead, I was surprised to see Your Honor available to watch on my flight from Seoul to Bangkok and back!
Read moreOmega X – A Comprehensive Review (So Far)
On a whim, and at the endorsement of my best K-pop friend, I decided to buy a ticket to see Omega X in Cleveland.
Read moreFan Art Friday – Omega X
It hasn’t even been a whole month, but I am head over heels obsessed with Omega X. Here is a drawing of their maknae, Shin Yechan as tax.
Read moreA Shoulder to Cry On – Series Review
I feel like the review of this series requires a little bit of backstory. Not even a month ago while I was in New York for Comic Con, the algorithms that be kept throwing me an add for a K-pop group I’d never heard of called Omega X playing at the House of Blues in Cleveland. After the fifth time seeing it, I reached out to my new K-pop friend and she exclaimed her love for them, so naturally I bought a ticket before even listening to a song. She also told me that the leader and maknae had done a BL series together, so I was hooked.
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