I then started looking into Mashups, and saw names like Jyeoms, Miggy Smallz, Ryuseralover, Leia, JEM mm. To my surprise, kpop was bigger than I ever imagine, and I got requests to make mashups by the community on Reddit. Back in the days, I made remix's of kpop songs that I like and so the first kpop related content I release on Youtube was a remix of Ikon 'Love Scenario'. The end of June, I wanted to get better at using vocals on my songs, and the best way I could think of was to make remix's. I made two songs, and released it on Spotify, but no one bothered to listen other than my friends and family, who supported me to keep on going.
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So I spent February to June researching how to become better at making music. But with only 30 subscribers, No one was taking me serious. I started my Youtube Channel back in 21th February 2018, wanting to work with young talented on Youtube. But today, the world is different, and I don't want to regret not trying my best to make something out of it. Back then, as a young kid, no one would take you serious, with no one to support you, it felt impossible to choose it as a career. I love listening to music everyday, and one day, I found myself making music. I believe its because of my Dad always singing to me and teaching me how to sing (I'm not a good singer tho). Music has been a passion for me since I was a kid.
I've decided to make this page, to help me reach my dream of being able to continue making mashups and music.
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