SHINee's Onew Unveils Official Solo Light Stick with Playful Animated Teaser
SHINee's Onew has revealed the design for his first official solo light stick. The item is set to be released on December 23 at 12 p.m. KST.
SHINee leader Onew is officially getting his own solo light stick. On December 22 at midnight KST, the artist revealed the first glimpse of its design through a playful animated teaser, sparking excitement among his dedicated fanbase, the MVPs.
According to the announcement, the new official light stick is scheduled for release on December 23 at 12 p.m. KST. While the teaser only offered a sneak peek, the design appears to reflect Onew's unique and warm artistic identity, distinct from SHINee's group branding.
For K-Pop artists, a solo light stick marks a significant milestone. It symbolizes a solidified individual identity and a strong, dedicated fanbase ready to support solo endeavors. Fans will now be able to light up concert venues not only with SHINee's iconic pearl aqua green but also with a light that is uniquely Onew's.
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