I was scrolling through Weibo during my lunch break here in Toronto when I saw it—WINNER’s Kang Seung-yoon had just dropped his second studio album PAGE 2 on QQ Music. My fingers practically tingled with excitement as I clicked the link, only to be greeted by that soul-crushing message: ‘This content is not available in your region.’
The timing couldn’t have been worse. I’d been having one of those days where everything felt slightly off—like when you put on a sweater inside out and don’t realize it until noon. My coffee had gone cold, my laptop charger was acting up, and now this? Missing Kang Seung-yoon’s musical evolution from PAGE to PAGE 2 felt like the universe was personally messing with me.
I remember back in Seoul, my friend Mina and I would camp out at coffee shops for every WINNER comeback. We’d synchronize our streaming, her phone propped against the sugar jar while mine balanced precariously on a napkin. The smell of burnt espresso and the sound of ‘Really Really’ playing from both our devices simultaneously—that’s what friendship tasted like.
What hit me hardest wasn’t just missing the music itself, but the community around it. The QQ Music event offering signed albums to fans who commented? I could practically hear the excited keyboard clattering from thousands of miles away. There’s something special about knowing you’re experiencing the same moment with thousands of other people, even if you’re alone in your apartment eating slightly stale crackers.
So I did what any reasonable adult would do—I messaged three different group chats simultaneously. My cousin in Beijing replied first: ‘The title track is so good, it made me forget I burned my breakfast!’ Followed by a voice note of her humming the melody. That thirty-second audio clip, crackly with poor connection, became my temporary lifeline to the album I couldn’t properly access.
Here’s the thing about being an overseas fan—you learn to appreciate the small victories. That grainy concert footage your friend secretly records for you, the lyric translations that pop up at 3 AM your time, the way a simple ‘I wish you were here to watch this with me’ text can make an ocean feel slightly smaller.
Maybe perfect streaming conditions don’t matter as much as we think. What stays with you isn’t the HD quality, but the way Kang Seung-yoon’s voice still finds you through a shaky video call, or how a friend’s excited typing sounds like applause from the other side of the world.
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