Unboxing
YEONJUN - NO LABELS: PART 02 (Figure Ver.)
Photos and Text: Yasmine Beyaz
This week, we are unboxing the YEONJUN - NO LABELS: PART 02 (Figure Ver.) release. This version was originally released via Weverse on 10th July 2026 for ₩28,192/$22.17. The album is packaged in an outbox that resembles a pint of ice cream, housing a YEONJUN figure with interchangeable caps, mini CD-R, set of 3 photocards, and a postcard. It features the same tracks as the standard version of the album: Vanilla, Ice Cream, Baby Wassup?, No More Disco, Fxxking Star and Long Way Long Ride.
You’d be forgiven for thinking someone had a tub of ice cream sitting on their shelf, because this album is easily mistaken for the real deal. It has a neutral colour palette, with a maroon lid and off-white box – all in the shape of an ice cream tub, indistinguishable to one you’d find in the freezer section at a store. The packaging is simple but feels high quality, with a clean satin finish. There is a distinctive baby blue logo, which contrasts nicely with the bare background. The logo features an illustration of YEONJUN enjoying a melting ice cream next to the branding: “Ice Cream, since 1999”, lending itself to the overall modern vintage feel. Intriguingly, other than the “NO LABELS PART 02” on the top of the lid, there is no obvious ‘YEONJUN’ branding anywhere on the packaging.
Once you pop off the lid, you’re greeted by a circular postcard with a heartfelt message from YEONJUN. Underneath this sits the figure, interchangeable caps and photocard set. The mini CD-R is cleverly tucked away on the underside of the lid. It may not look like it, but this mini CD-R is fully functional and can be played in a spindle CD player. There are no random inclusions, instead you’ll find a generous 3 photocard set, featuring selfies from the ‘Theme 2’ concept – this is also the same outfit that the figure is wearing.
The figure feels like a remarkably sturdy and well-made collectible, with impressive detailing. Notably, you can find YEONJUN’s signature cleanly etched into the sole of the shoe – following on the trend from his previous figure releases. The figure can be enjoyed as a keychain or displayed on a shelf, as it is freestanding. You can change the cap that the figure is wearing by unclipping the keychain and sliding on or off one of the included extras. The addition of interchangeable caps is definitely a standout inclusion, adding an element of customisation feels like an incredibly fan-driven decision and increases the interactivity and enjoyability. This also ties into the other editions of the album, as you can find real versions of these caps in the 2 types of the NO LABELS: PART 02 (Cap Ver.).
Overall, the execution of this concept is truly exceptional – it’s extremely fresh, unique and playfully fun. It’s the perfect continuation of YEONJUN’s figure series. This release really showcases the creativity and quirkiness of albums in k-pop. On top of this, the price is extremely reasonable, especially for the quality of the inclusions. This is certainly a must-have for any MOA and a worthwhile addition to any k-pop fans collection.









