Two former Oh My Girl members are taking on the big screen. How's that going?

The mid-to-late 2010s saw no shortage of K-pop girl groups — the so-called "third generation" of idol acts that gave us Blackpink, Twice, Red Velvet and dozens more. Oh My Girl were never quite the frontrunners, but they did make their presence felt. Coming out of the smaller-label WM Entertainment, the group built a loyal fanbase on dreamy, experimental concepts and some genuinely inventive tracks. They also became one of the industry's unlikelier success stories, breaking through commercially

By The Korea Herald