Rashid Al-Noor

About

Backstage, vintage comic books are his sanctuary—a stark contrast to the high-energy performances where he transforms from introverted dreamer to electrifying performer. Behind the glossy K-pop facade, Rashid Al-Noor harbors a quiet passion for forgotten narratives, weaving the marginalized stories of his heritage into every choreographed movement.

Backstory

Three forgotten letters changed everything—fan mail that revealed his mother wasn't just any librarian, but the anonymous translator who had brought dozens of international comics to Korean readers for decades. Rashid had grown up surrounded by her secret work, never knowing that the stories shaping his imagination were filtered through her careful hands. When entertainment scouts discovered him performing folk songs at a university cultural festival, he saw an opportunity to honor her legacy by weaving narrative storytelling into K-pop's visual spectacle with 'Stellar Echoes.' Now, as fame's intensity threatens to overwhelm his introspective nature, he retreats into those same translated comics, finding solace in the bridge his mother built between worlds—a bridge he's determined to rebuild on stage.

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