Danny Lim [#KCON18LA Special Guest]
Danny Lim is a Korean American actor and MC known for hosting numerous K-Pop events and fanmeet tours in the U.S. He has worked with artists such as GOT7, KARD, DAY6, SF9, RED VELVET and has hosted KCON and MAMA 2017 Red Carpet. Danny has also appeared in videos for Buzzfeed, Dingo, and BgA – “Who’s it gonna be.”
DANakaDAN [#KCON18LA Special Guest]
DANakaDAN is an alternative rap artist from Los Angeles, CA. He recently put out his 2nd album “Escape from LA” which features artists like Lydia Paek and Dia Frampton. Find him online at @DANakaDAN
Cortney [#KCON18LA Special Guest]
Cortney is 1/2 of the lively duo 2MinJinkJongKey. You can consider them professional fangirls. Whether they’re spazzing over the latest MV’s reviewing their favorite albums, or discussing serious topics, they love sharing their passion for K-Pop with the world!
cllalagram [#KCON18LA Special Guest]
Christine, also known as Cllalagram, is a bullet journalist and K-Pop fan. She has been part of the bullet journaling community for over a year, and likes to incorporate her favorite K-Pop groups and idols in her weekly spreads. Journaling is a creative outlet for Christine. She looks forward to creating content each day and hopes to influence others through her posts on Instagram. She also makes YouTube videos with tutorials for others to follow along on how she makes her spreads.
Christian Oh [#KCON18LA Special Guest]
Christian Oh has been a pillar of the Asian American community. As the current Executive Director of the DC Asian Pacific American Film Festival, he loves production of all types of events and projects such as expos and galas. Prior to that, he was the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Kollaboration DC, an Asian American Talent competition in the DC metro area. Christian has produced and directed many award-winning shorts and MV’s. He received his film background education from George Washington University Documentary Center, internships with Adobe at both the Cannes and Venice Film Festivals and on-hands experience with Sundance and Tribeca. Christian is also co-chair of the board for DC Shorts Film Festival.
Cheyenne Ewulu [#KCON18LA Special Guest]
Cheyenne Ewulu (Formally known as CheyenneK-Pop on YouTube) is an nerdy, quirky on-camera entertainment host, with way too much knowledge on the Hallyu Wave! She’s interviewed Korean pop music stars such as Topp Dogg, Boyfriend and Korean rappers like G2.
Arthur Kwon Lee [#KCON18LA Special Guest]
Arthur Kwon Lee is a Korean American visual artist best known for painting large portraits with intense color and explosive mark making. Lee has been awarded by the George Washington University, the Korea Memorial Foundation and the Korean Artist Association of US. Along with a myriad of murals in the states, Lee has exhibited in the Gallery of San Carpoforo in Milan, The Bullock Gallery at the McLean Project for the Arts, and the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Lee’s paintings are symbolically evocative whilst making oblique references to the transcendental.
Annalé [#KCON18LA Special Guest]
A perfect blend of Neo-Soul, R&B, and Pop is how Annalé best describes her music. Currently based in LA, Annalé was born in New York, and raised in South Korea and New Jersey. With influences from her parents who are classical musicians, she started out by playing piano at the age of 4 and transitioned into contemporary music when she discovered her talent and passion for singing in middle school. Her debut single “Roses” has gained a notable buzz on Billboard’s R&B Airplay charts and she is now back with her follow up single “Showtime.”
Angie Mills [#KCON18LA Special Guest]
Angie Mills has been living her dream of working in Asian pop culture for the past six years as a photographer, writer, associate producer, and content manager. For the past two years, she has been at Rakuten Viki as the company’s resident C-drama expert. When she’s not busy being a professional fangirl, she enjoys attending anime conventions and being a D.Va main in Overwatch.
Alexis [#KCON18LA Special Guest]
Alexis is a pop music connoisseuse who’s written for Teen Vogue, LA Weekly, NBC News, i-D México and more. She’s also the founder of KultScene, a Korean entertainment site. When not hanging out with her shih tzu Alfie, catch her at a K-Pop show in Los Angeles (and sometimes Mexico City when her faves are in town).