New band formed by JYP Entertainment, XH enters the Billboard just in 8 days since its debut
There are six boys who dream of becoming heroes. They are a rookie group who succeed JYP Entertainment’s representative boy band DAY6. Xdinary Heroes (XH), who became extraordinary hero from an ordinary boy, begins their journey.
Xdinary Heroes, JYP Entertainment’s rookie boy band, consists of Jooyeon (bassist), Jun Han (bassist), Gaon (guitarist), O.de (keyboardist), Gun-il (leader/drummer), and Jungsu (vocalist). They released their debut single “Happy Death Day” on December 6th.
XH is a band launched by JYP artist label Studio J in about six years and three months since DAY6 in September 2015. The team name is an abbreviation for Extraordinary Heroes, which means “anyone can be a hero,” and has the ambition to sing the heroic talents inherent in ordinary appearances.
They have their own hero narrative worldview, and the concept is that ordinary boys in the corner of the room discover an unknown space “platform” and start an online ensemble in it, drawing out the speciality hidden in the ordinary, forming a team and coming to the offline world. The music video of the debut song Happy Death Day, which incorporates the worldview of X-Dinnery Heroes and abundant guitar sounds, is now available.
XH also has a worldview that will be the centre of future music activities. They said, “Ordinary boys in their rooms discover the platform and start online ensemble. He is usually lacking and unrecognized, but he expresses himself with his own music, he said. “I feel confident that I can do anything while playing music and that I have become a hero.” “We go beyond online and offline and become a team,” he explains
X-Dinnery Heroes is a six-member idol band that connects JYP Entertainment’s boy band genealogy. JYP launched a rookie band six years after DAY6. X-Dinnery Heroes is short for Extraordinary Heroes, meaning “anyone can be a hero.” They have their own hero narrative worldview, and the concept is that ordinary boys in the corner of the room discover an unknown space “platform” and start an online ensemble in it, drawing out the speciality hidden in the ordinary, forming a team and coming to the offline world. The music video of the debut song Happy Death Day, which incorporates the worldview of X-Dinnery Heroes and abundant guitar sounds, is now available.
