Bio: Minchan didn’t have the best life, at all. Growing up in Australia, in a single parent household, with said single parent being a drunk, wasn’t the best, or the easiest. Especially since said drunk parent hated you for looking like your mother, who died while giving birth to you. His father wasn’t the best parent for Minchan, he never paid attention to what was going on in his son’s life, but Minchan refused to show that it bothered him. Tragedy struck shortly after Minchan’s thirteenth birthday, after his years of alcoholism, Minchan’s father died. Minchan was shipped off to the only relatives that child services could find, and that was his mother’s sister, who lived in South Korea. Being shipped off to South Korea was a bit of a culture shock to Minchan. He knew he was Korean, but he didn’t know how to speak Korean or read hangul, and it was a source of teasing for him. He was determined however, and with the help of his aunt and a tutor he was nearly fluent by his fourteenth birthday. Minchan shared his love of music with his aunt, who, in return, enrolled him in an seoul arts, wanting to foster his love of music. For two more years Minchan thrived in Korea. He made friends and only grew stronger with his musical skills, discovering his love for rapping and singing and even dancing. He was happy and a hard worker, determined to excel at everything he tried his hand at. And then he debuted with Fate5, a band he and his friends formed. They were moderately successful in Korea, but more successful in America, so their company shipped them out to America to try and capitalize on that success.
