YMMV / ODD EYE CIRCLE

• Accidental Innuendo: One of their Product Displacement titles while promoting "Air Force One" on music shows was "Air Pulse One," the name of a vibrator. It is likely that the team were just picking and choosing random English words that sounded like "force," and "pulse" unfortunately happened to be one of them.
• Applicability: Although it's never been confirmed, most people who have seen the "Air Force One" MV and know of LOONA's legal battle against their former company Blockberry Creative over cases of the company's mistreatment of the group see the video as a Take That! against BBC. The MV features the girls breaking into a fancy dinner full of men in suits and one woman wearing a queen's crown. (Notably, a woman — Kim Seon-hye — had taken over as CEO of BBC by the time that LOONA filed their lawsuits.) The girls ransack the place and relish in causing distress to these powerful rich people. In the end, they force everyone at the party to bow down to them before leaving.
• Broken Base: There's quite a lot of debate as to what generation OEC belongs to, made even murkier by their re-debut/comeback/whatever you call it at Modhaus.
  • As a sub-unit, they debuted in 2017 (3rd generation). However, as a 2001 liner, Choerry would be too young to be a bona fide 3rd gen idol...
  • They officially debuted with the rest of LOONA in 2018 (4th gen).
  • Some people argue that 2023 is the start of 5th gen in K-Pop, while others fiercely maintain that 4th gen is not over yet. However, if we consider Version Up as a re-debut and 2023 as the start of the 5th generation, then OEC could technically be 5th gen.
• Squick: ODD EYE CIRCLE's re-debut/comeback title track "Air Force One" features very little Fanservice at all. It was released in 2023, and all the OEC members are legally adults. On the flip side, their past title tracks had more suggestive choreo/visuals and music, and they were even the designated "hot unit" of LOONA. It's disturbing when you remember that Choerry was a minor at the time. (She was only 16.)