Another K-pop idol is set to launch his personal vlog on YouTube, and it's none other than the handsome and powerful performer of SHINee, Taemin!
Taemin's Youtube channel, "Taemlog 6v6," is set to have its first-ever video today, May 6. Fans are expected to witness the first episode on different online platforms: SHINee Official SNS accounts, YouTube's SHINee channel at 6:00 p.m. KST, while Naver TV's SMTOWN channel will release it simultaneously at 7:00 p.m. The said vlog will be airing contents every Wednesday of the week.
In particular, "Taemlog 6v6" was produced in a short clip format optimized for SNS so that people can enjoy the vlog content in a trendy way, and is expected to draw attention among the netizens, most especially those who love SHINee's maknae. Its purpose is to allow the fans to see the artist's professional side, natural appearance in everyday life, and his candid talks through various episodes.
A lot of K-pop idols have successfully set up their YouTube channels. With this, they can further communicate with their fans and let them see wonderful content personally crafted by them. It is an avenue where their idols show the different sides of themselves. Jessica Jung, Sandara Park, Kim Heechul, and Solar are few of those K-pop stars who have their own YouTube channels.
Currently, SHINee's Taemin is followed by 2.5 million Instagram subscribers, and we are now expecting this massive number to flood his vlog, "Taemlog 6V6."
Lee Taemin debuted in SHINee when he was only 14 in 2008, and since then, the K-pop boy band has been one of the well-acclaimed artists in South Korea and all over the world. In 2014, he started his solo career with the track "Ace" that remarkably topped the on Gaon Albums Chart.
Aside from his K-pop side, he also ventured into acting and became part of different TV programs, such as "Final Life: Even If You Disappear Tomorrow" in 2017. Also, he is also a member of the SM Entertainment X Capitol Records group, SuperM, along with his labelmates EXO's Kai and Baekhyun, NCT 127's Taeyong and Mark, and WayV's Ten and Lucas.
Being one of the youngest K-pop idols to have debuted years ago, it is no wonder why he has a lot of consistent fans who support him from South Koreans to international followers.
Meanwhile, earlier in April, Shawols were thrilled as Taemin's bandmates Onew, Key, and Minho are set to be released from their mandatory military service. This means a possibility of a comeback is almost at hand and expected.
