Callme

Known outside the game as Jihoon Oh, Callme is a South Korean mid laner who plays in the LCS for Disguised. At 23, he is one more Korean player bringing his craft to North America, holding down the central lane that so often dictates how a match unfolds.

What the Mid Lane Demands

The mid laner stands at the center of the map and can touch nearly every corner of it. The job combines the requirements of a solid laning phase with the license to roam and turn fights on both the top and bottom sides. A player in this spot has to decide when safe farming is worth more than pushing into neighboring lanes, while staying ready to shape the skirmishes that form around objectives. Success here takes both mechanical precision and a sharp read of the game.

Representing Disguised in the LCS

Wearing the Disguised colors in the LCS puts Callme inside one of North America’s newer competitive narratives, a group built on ambition and a fanbase that reaches past the usual esports crowd. As an import from Korea, he carries the fundamentals-first discipline tied to his home region, and the mid lane is where that foundation tends to be most visible: tidy wave control, accurate trades, and well-timed roams.

The LCS mid lane is a tough arena, filled with players who favor very different styles and champions. Rising above the rest means adapting quickly and delivering steady results as the meta shifts. For a 23-year-old still in his competitive prime, every split brings chances to refine his game against strong opponents.

What Lies Ahead

Callme’s next chapter will hinge on how firmly he takes control in the mid lane and lifts the players beside him in decisive moments. With his youth on his side and a base built on Korean fundamentals, he has space to become a bigger name in the region. Disguised fans will be keen to watch his game evolve as he settles into his place in North America.