Noah Sebastian Davis is the son of an American father, and a mother of Japanese heritage. He grew up in Richmond, Virginia, then moved to L. A., California, at the age of eighteen. When he was ten years old, he, along with his father, participated in a motor vehicle accident, resulting in his father's death. Noah created Bad Omens's song 'Dethrone' to tell the story. His mother passed when he was fifteen, and he was further raised by his grandmother. He began playing guitar at ten, later joined a band called 'Immoralist' with some of his friends, which he exited, due to not being able to produce the content he wished to, in his position as a guitarist. In 2015, he, along with his acquaintances Nicholas Ruffilo (Guitarist) and Vincent Riquier (Former bassist), formed Bad Omens, and had Joakim Karlsson (Guitarist, producer) and Nicholas Folio (Drummer) enter the enterprise as well. In 2020, consequently to the spread of the Corona Virus, and the epidemic, Bad Omens could not tour, so Noah started a Twitch channel, where he interacted with his friends and fans, gained popularity for Bad Omens, and worked temporarily. The 'KABA' ('Killed And Born Again', a lyric in 'Dethrone', a name for the headlining tour of the 'Finding God Before God Finds Me' album) tour collapsed shortly after its beginning, and the frightening health hazard of a virus COVID 19 was the cause of it. During one of his streams, Noah remarked that the band was considering the option of giving the tour another chance after the virus was no longer a hazard, however, Bad Omens did not go through with the idea. Later, Noah quit streaming on Twitch, and deleted a lot of his social media accounts, in an attempt to make amends, to remove himself from the internet, to limit his online presence, and to lead a healthier lifestyle. Noah is still alive, and working, just as Bad Omens is, as a whole, except for Vincent, who, during their first tour realised he was not into the process, and exited the band to resume being a professional tattooer.