Controversy has started to take over as regulation of online entertainment shows began in South Korea. We dive into one specific YouTube channel case that has fans and the local government asking for an apology! Since I was mostly raised in the UK, I am used to watching regulated TV shows, especially shows on the BBC, unlike in Korea where many shows have gone unregulated until recently. To get a better understanding, many complaints about offensive remarks on online variety shows have stirred up controversy over the relatively light regulation given to online-only content. This has been a problem worldwide in more recent times. however in Korea until now, it has mostly gone unnoticed. Some people argue that while the freedom given to digital platforms helps enrich Korea's content landscape, there is also a need for new regulations to guard against the potentially damaging effects of some shows, which I agree with. I think there of course needs to be some regulation in place in order to make digital platforms, safe and open to everybody. I strongly disagree that not having any regulation in place makes Korea a more enriched place, and I find it more of an excuse from regulation bodies. YouTube channel Psick Univ , featuring comedians Lee Yong Ju, Kim Min Su, and Jung Jae Hyung, recently caused controversy with comments about rural Korea. Having worked with local Korean Governments to try and put rural Korea back on the map, especially the tourist map, I can understand where these complaints have come from, as rural Korea is where most people began before making money through large corporations like LG and Samsung . The channel, which had over 3.1 million subscribers, lost over 210,000 subscribers over three weeks after posting a video titled, "We Came to Yeongyang, the Smallest City in Gyeongsang Province " on May 11th this year. In the video, the three comedians tour Yeongyang while frequently making negative comments about the place, describing a local river as "filled with manure," and locally made blueberry jelly as tasting like "a grandmother's flesh." Although I believe everyone is entitled to their own opinions to publicly posting something so negative online will only lead to a negative backlash. I have learned that working in the public light, you should never really post your own opinions, especially political views. The channel has posted a public apology "We deeply regret not having fully considered the negative impact it could have on the community." however critics and previous fans are claiming that the hosts were discriminating against people who were from these towns. What do you think? For me, I think that if you are seen as a public figure you should not post strong opinions, which can influence others easily in a negative way, however, you should have the right to be creative and create content that people will enjoy and lead to your success. I also believe that regulating online platforms is a good thing and it should have been done a long time ago to make these sites welcoming and safe for everyone who uses them. Regulation is mostly for TV shows and commercials. For example, showing alcohol adverts or using swear words after 9 or 10 PM at night when children are likely to be asleep. You can check out the channel at the center of this hot topic here: https://www.youtube.com/@%ED%94%BC%EC%8B%9D%EB%8C%80%ED%95%99 Let us know in the comments below if you think regulation of entertainment shows should happen. #PsickUniv #YouTubeChannel

July 9 marks the nine-year anniversary of the formation of ARMY, the fan base for the K-pop boy band How many balloons did you pop? If you haven't tried it, you can try it now!

There's another K-pop scandal brewing and it doesn't look good for the world of Korean pop music! This isn't the first time a K-pop idol has been accused of bullying. Scandals such as these have become very common in the K-pop landscape.

The Demonic Plan Unveiled In the latest episode, the sinister plot of Onseong Hospital comes to light as Yoon Chae Ok's (Han So Hee) mother falls victim to their demonic experimentations. powerful moment, leaving viewers to ponder the resilience of the human spirit even in the face of such demonic

No Mu Jin faces spirits and workplace horrors in Oh My Ghost Clients  official poster (Credits: MBC) Oh My Ghost Clients  gave us something fresh—a legal drama mixed with ghostly contracts, mysterious deaths, and emotional justice. No Mu Jin ( Jung Kyoung Ho ), a struggling labor attorney, ends up seeing the dead after signing a contract with a supernatural being. Together with a content creator and his sister-in-law, he forms “Team Mujins” to uncover the tragic truths behind ghostly deaths at labor sites. With every step, Mu Jin balances survival and justice, determined to help the living and the dead alike. If that got you hooked, here are 9 other ghost K-dramas that carry the same mix of heart, mystery, and spirits with stories to tell! 1. Hotel Del Luna (2019) Hotel Del Luna Official Poster (Credits: tvN) A cursed woman runs a ghost hotel, serving souls before they cross over. When a human manager joins, forgotten pasts resurface. It's a blend of fantasy, beauty, and emotional healing. Aired:  2019 No. of Episodes:  16 Cast:   IU , Yeo Jin Goo Streaming Platform:  Netflix, Viki 2. The Ghost Detective (2018) Ghost Detective Official Poster (Credits: KBS) A detective chases eerie cases with a ghost partner after her strange death. They follow a woman in red tied to tragic deaths. It’s dark, twisted, and packed with tension. Aired:  2018 No. of Episodes:  32 Cast:   Choi Daniel , Park Eun Bin Streaming Platform:  Viki 3. Hi Bye, Mama! (2020) Hi Bye, Mama! Official Poster (Credits: tvN) A mother returns as a ghost for 49 days to say goodbye to her family. As she watches them move on, her heart breaks and heals. This one's emotional and unforgettable. Aired:  2020 No. of Episodes:  16 Cast:   Kim Tae Hee , Lee Kyu Hyung Streaming Platform:  Netflix 4. Bring It On, Ghost (2016) Bring It On, Ghost Official Character Poster (Credits: tvN) A college exorcist meets a high school ghost who wants to fight other spirits. Together, they uncover her past and bond in unexpected ways. It’s spooky, sweet, and action-filled. Aired:  2016 No. of Episodes:  16 Cast:   Ok Taecyeon , Kim So Hyun Streaming Platform:  Netflix, Viki 5. Sell Your Haunted House (2021) Sell Your Haunted House Official Poster (Credits: KBS) A psychic exorcist clears spirits from haunted buildings with the help of a con artist. Each ghost tells a story of unresolved pain. It's stylish, sharp, and full of twists. Aired:  2021 No. of Episodes:  16 Cast:   Jang Na Ra , Jung Yong Hwa Streaming Platform:  Viki 6. Master’s Sun (2013) Master's Sun Official Poster (Credits: SBS) After an accident, a woman starts seeing clingy ghosts. When she touches a cold CEO, the ghosts vanish. Their strange bond leads to unexpected romance and past secrets. Aired:  2013 No. of Episodes:  17 Cast:   Gong Hyo Jin , So Ji Sub Streaming Platform:  Viki, Netflix 7. Ghost Doctor (2022) Ghost Doctor Official Poster (Credits: tvN) Two doctors with opposite personalities end up sharing one body when one becomes a ghost. They fight to save lives and learn about each other. Funny, heartfelt, and surprising. Aired:  2022 No. of Episodes:  16 Cast:   Rain , Kim Beom Streaming Platform:  Netflix, Viki 8. Delivery Man (2023) Delivery Man Official Poster (Credits: ENA) A taxi driver begins giving free rides to ghosts who have unfinished business. With a ghost passenger by his side, they solve mysteries and help the dead move on. Quirky and emotional. Aired:  2023 No. of Episodes:  12 Cast:   Yoon Chan Young , Bang Min Ah Streaming Platform:  Viki 9. The Midnight Studio (2024) The Midnight Studio Official Poster (Credits: ENA) A photographer runs a portrait studio for the dead, capturing their final wishes. With the help of a passionate lawyer, he uncovers hidden truths. A hauntingly beautiful blend of grief and hope. Aired:  2024 No. of Episodes:  16 Cast:   Joo Won , Kwon Nara Streaming Platform:  Viki Final Comments Ghosts in K-dramas aren’t just scary—they’re heartbroken, wronged, or just waiting for closure. Like Oh My Ghost Clients , these shows bring justice, emotions, and chills in just the right mix. Which drama on this list made you tear up or scream? Are there any ghost K-dramas you’d add to the list? Let’s talk in the comments below! #horror #drama #scarygood #scary #freightnight #freightening #ghosts #OhMyGhostClients

BTS's emotionally strong leader, RM (Rap Monster aka Kim Namjoon), took to Instagram stories on December 10, 2023, to send a heartfelt message to ARMY a day before his military enlistment. Read on to see what he said! In an emotional and honest reveal of how he felt going into the military, RM expresses his deep feelings for the past 10 years as being part of the global sensation BTS. He expresses his want to be part of ARMY's side "even though he is not at their side" and promises that he will once again be reunited with his fans and bandmates soon. Here is what the letter says: Hello to everyone I love, That day has come at last. I feel like there were so many things I wanted to say to you, but now that it’s here, I can’t seem to find the words. I was so happy to have been able to live as [a member of] BTS for the past 10 years. I’ve said this over and over again, but since an end is also a beginning! I have faith and I have no doubt that after this passes, new good things will be waiting for us. Seokjin hyung and Hoseok, who had to go through this first, must have had a much harder time than us. It may be a bit late, but seeing them gallantly doing such a great job gives me unparalleled courage. I believe that this period of 18 months, which could be seen as either long or short depending on how you look at it, will give us all new and unfamiliar inspiration and learning. Though I’m scared and fearful as well, what could be more comforting than the fact that there is something to anticipate and look forward to during this uncertain time? Aside from my own work, it is most likely your love. The fact that I’m a person whom someone may be constantly remembering and whom someone is waiting for—even though there may be times when I feel lonely and melancholy, I think I already feel replete inside with that love. I hope that I, too, can be that kind of presence for you. Rather than the countless words that linger by our ears before leaving, our time and love and sincerity is what tells us about our future. I wanted to be someone who is always by your side, even when I’m not by your side. Hoping that after diligently living our own lives in our respective places, we will smile broadly when we return, and we will be filled with our feelings without any distance between us. This goodbye is just a goodbye for a little while! When I return, I will say hello again as I greet you. Whenever and wherever we are, here’s hoping that we will be us! Let’s meet in the future. I love you a lot. I hope that [these feelings] will reach you even a little bit. – Namjoon We all wish the very best for RM and the rest of BTS to serve their military service well and quietly come back to their fans! Although scared and not sure of what will come next, ARMY will always be there to support their favorite group! Comment below with your thoughts about this sad but exciting new chapter in BTS's career! #militaryservice #btsmilitaryservice #kimnamjoon

Oh Sang Uk scores a gold medal for South Korea! We replay the amazing bout to win gold for the three-time World Champion and two-time Olympic champion! Usually, I tend not to watch the Olympics, or at least not all of it, however recently, I have found myself becoming more interested in the games. Like many, I tuned in to watch the Olympics on Saturday 27th of July 2024, and was taken back by the fencing round for both the men's and women's rounds. However, I was particularly glued to my screen when Oh Sang Uk came on. His flawless moves (especially in his footwork) and long strides kept me watching. It looked like he was not even trying at some points, though winning each set and I found that really impressive! Let's check out the best moments! After taking team gold in Tokyo, Korea's three-time world champion Oh Sang Uk took his first individual Olympic title in the men's sabre final over Tunisia’s Fares Ferjani in an epic battle at the Olympic Games Paris 2024 on 27 July. The fencing games were staged at the iconic Grand Palais, the fencers were tied 3-3 before Oh took off for what he thought would be an easy 15-6 victory, but the video was reviewed after he prematurely celebrated his 15-point win and the games continued. As the game played out, his opponent, Ferjani began to stage a monumental comeback, climbing to 14-11 after he was down eight points, but ultimately fell to Oh for a final score of 15-11 that notably ended with the Korean in the splits. For me, it was a perfect way to showcase his incredible talent to the world and take pride in winning yet another gold medal for his country. Let us know in the comments below if you tuned in to watch Korea take this gold medal. #2024ParisOlympics #fencing #OhSangUk

#fatoukpop #firstblackkpopidol #blackswan August 4, 2022 -- South Korea's first black K-pop idol, Fatou What do you think about Fatou being the first black K-pop idol? Let us know!

Park Ji Hoon and Han Ji An exchange glances in the Tastefully Yours Lovely Jogger  parody scene. K-drama fans, get ready to laugh — Lovely Jogger  is suddenly everyone’s favorite drama… even though it doesn’t actually exist. In the final episode of Tastefully Yours , Park Ji Hoon made a surprise cameo as “Eunjae,” the dreamy lead of a fictional series called Lovely Jogger . It’s clearly a hilarious parody of Lovely Runner , and fans couldn’t be happier. We first see Myeong Suk (played by Kim Shin Rok ) watching Lovely Jogger  while cooking, completely hooked like any true drama fan. Her obsession is relatable, and the drama-within-a-drama quickly steals the spotlight. Park Ji Hoon’s signature rom-com stare makes fans demand a full Lovely Jogger drama (Credits: ENA) Park Ji Hoon nails every second of his fake role. Blonde hair, soft forehead kisses, dad vibes, emotional stares, and even a random bathroom wink — it's full romcom chaos in the best way. K-drama fans immediately took to Twitter. One said: “Not the random Park Ji-Hoon cameo… and the male lead being ‘Eunjae’ instead of Sunjae — goodbye 😂.” Another joked this fake show is better than real ones! Even better? Weak Hero Class  fans got a mini reunion. When Chun Seung asks Eunjae, “So, where do you study?”, Park Ji Hoon’s reaction mirrors their iconic moment from season 1. Where Choi Ho Man (played by Yoo Soo Bin ) picks up Si Eun (played by Park Ji Hoon) makes a surprise appearance is made. The eye contact? Perfection. The Weak Hero Class mini-reunion in the last episode of Tastefully Yours (Credits: ENA) Now there’s a movement online begging for Lovely Jogger  to become a full-length romcom. Fans want 16 episodes, Park Ji Hoon as the lead, and all the parody tropes they can get. What started as a clever joke ended up being one of the most talked-about cameos this year. That’s how powerful a good parody — and a perfect casting choice — can be. So tell us… Would you actually watch Lovely Jogger  if it were real? Should K-dramas do more fun parodies like this? Drop your thoughts below, and yes, you can binge Tastefully Yours  now on Netflix! #TastefullyYours #KimShinRok #GoMinSi #parody

The official poster for Bon Appétit, Your Majesty (Image via tvN). “ Noona ” is a Korean term used by men to refer to an older woman, and in the world of K-dramas, noona romances explore relationships between older women and younger men. Korean dramas have long pioneered this genre, normalizing the idea that love transcends age. These stories beautifully highlight how an older woman can be just as charming, confident, and desirable to her younger romantic partner. Here are six defining noona K-dramas that capture this unique dynamic and prove that when it comes to true love, age is just a number. Bon Appétit, Your Majesty  (2025) The official trailer for Bon Appetit, Your Majesty (Video via Netflix K-Content). The latest noona romance drama serves up a delightful blend of romantic comedy, political intrigue, and mouthwatering cuisine. Talented chef Yeon Ji-yeong ( YoonA ) suddenly finds herself transported back to the Joseon era, where she encounters Emperor Lee Yi-heon—a ruler notorious for his tyrannical ways but equally famous for his insatiable love of good food. Their first meeting is anything but sweet, sparking heated banter and sharp clashes. Yet, as savory dishes begin to bridge the gap between them, romance starts to simmer. Still, lurking conspiracies and the question of time itself may threaten to keep them apart. Bon Appétit, Your Majesty  is best described as Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo  wrapped in the comedic charm of Mr. Queen —a fun, flavorful drama you won’t want to miss! No Gain No Love  (2024) The official trailer for No Gain No Love (Video via CJ ENM Global). This hilarious rom-com follows office worker Son Hae-yeong ( Shin Min-A ), who refuses to miss out on a lucrative job promotion. To secure her chances, she hatches a wild plan—convincing the handsome yet introverted cashier Kim Ji-wook (Kim Young-dae) to pose as her husband in a fake marriage scheme. If you’re looking for a drama that’s fun, over-the-top, and every bit as outrageous as Hae-yeong’s idea, No Gain No Love  is the perfect pick. P.S. Fans can also enjoy a short spin-off, Spice Up Our Love , starring Lee Sang-yi  and Han Ji-hyun . Cinderella at 2 AM  (2024) The official trailer for Cinderella at 2 AM (Video via Viu Philippines). Ever heard of a Cinderella who wants to run away from her Prince Charming? That’s exactly the twist in this refreshing K-drama. Shin Hyun-been  stars as Ha Yoon-seo, a confident, capable woman who seems to have it all—an impressive career, financial independence, and self-sufficiency. The only thing she struggles with? Dating. Enter Seo Joo-won ( Moon Sang-min ), a charismatic, wealthy third-generation chaebol who also happens to be part of Yoon-seo’s team. While he pursues her with undeniable charm, Yoon-seo finds herself unable to return his feelings. A decidedly unlike-Cinderella tale, this drama blends fairytale magic with classic K-drama fun, offering a fresh and witty spin on romance. The Midnight Romance in Hagwon  (2024) The official trailer for The Midnight Romance in Hagwon (Video via CJ ENM Global). Teacher-student romances are often seen as controversial, but when handled with care and the right intention, they can unfold into a touching love story. Inspired by real events, the drama follows Seo Hye-jin ( Jung Ryeo-won ), a star tutor with over fifteen years of experience and a quietly competitive, never-give-up spirit. A decade later, Lee Jun-ho ( Wi Ha-joon )—once her student—returns, this time as a determined suitor intent on winning her heart. Beyond the classroom, their romance quietly takes root under the cover of night in Daechi-dong Academy (Hagwon). Tender, thoughtful, and heartfelt, The Midnight Romance in Hagwon  is a sweet watch. Romance is a Bonus Book  (2019) The official trailer for Romance is a Bonus Book (Video via Netflix) What makes this drama stand out is that it’s not just a noona romance—it also shines a light on how unkind society can be to women in their forties. It explores the stereotypes that label them as “too old” or “undesirable” for younger, handsome men in their thirties, while also questioning the belief that they’re incapable of handling demanding careers, leadership roles, and the delicate balance of work, relationships, and family life. With nuanced commentary on pay disparity and gender equality in the workplace, the drama is as thought-provoking as it is heartwarming. If you love noona romances, literature, and dreamy friendship-turned-love scenarios, Romance is a Bonus Book   is a must-watch. P.S. Fun fact: Lee Jong-suk once admitted that Lee Na-young , who plays his love interest here, was his longtime celebrity crush and ideal type. Something in the Rain  (2018) The official trailer for Something in the Rain (Video via Viu Singapore). Falling in love with your best friend’s younger brother could be scandalous, but Something in the Rain  approaches this noona romance trope with warmth, maturity, and tenderness. Son Ye-jin   stars as Jin-ah, who unexpectedly develops feelings for her best friend’s younger brother, Seo Jun-hui ( Jung Hae-in ), after a painful breakup. Jun-hui supports her as a friend through heartbreak, and gradually, their hearts find a way to each other. The drama beautifully humanizes the romance, exploring themes of second chances, open-mindedness, and acceptance of unconventional relationships—particularly the older woman-younger man dynamic. Slow-burning and deeply heartfelt, Something in the Rain  resonates with emotion and authenticity. Which of these noona romance dramas is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below! #BonAppetitYourMajesty #RomanceIsABonusBook #SomethingInTheRain #TheMidnightRomanceInHagwon #CinderellaAt2AM #NoGainNoLove #NoonaRomanceKdramas #NoonaKdramas

Byeon Woo-seok in a still from Lovely Runner (Image via tvN). K-drama green flag men have set the bar so high that dating apps now feel hopeless. These fictional guys are kind, respectful, and deeply love their partners. They treat them like queens, all while being incredibly handsome—with perfect skin, sharp features, and irresistible charm. Most importantly, they feel completely out of reach. They’re like dream men from a romance novel—imagine someone with Chuck Bass looks and golden retriever energy, ready to cross oceans for love. Here are six K-drama men who aren’t just green flags—they’re whole green forests. 1. Yang Gwan-sik (Park Bo-gum) – When Life Gives You Tangerines The official poster for When Life Gives You Tangerines (Image via Netflix). Arguably the standout K-drama of the year so far, When Life Gives You Tangerines   gives us Yang Gwan-sik, played by Park Bo-gum —a male lead so ideal, it’s hard to imagine anyone else measuring up. Gwan-sik is kind, supportive, and deeply respectful of his wife, Oh Ae-sun ( IU ), even standing up to his toxic family to protect her. He also sets a strong example for his children, showing his son and daughter that true strength lies in empathy and equality. Through him, the show sends a powerful message: patriarchy can end when men choose to stand against it. 2. Yu Eun-ho (Lee Jun-hyuk) – Love Scout The official poster for Love Scout (Image via SBS.) Love Scout  refreshes the classic CEO-secretary romance trope by flipping it on its head. Instead of the usual dynamic, we get a sharp, no-nonsense female CEO, Kang Ji-yoon ( Han Ji-min ), and her capable, trusted secretary Yu Eun-ho ( Lee Jun-hyuk )—who also happens to be a devoted single father. Eun-ho is skilled and dependable in the workplace, while also being a gentle, loving dad at home. As an office romance fan, it’s refreshing to see a popular male lead take on a non-traditional role—one that doesn’t make him feel lesser next to a powerful woman, but instead shows that strength can come from humility, care, and quiet confidence. 3. Ryu Sun-jae (Byeon Woo-seok) – Lovely Runner The official poster for Lovely Runner (Image via tvN). He has it all—good looks, talent, charisma, confidence, and a massive fan following—yet Ryu Sun-jae ( Byeon Woo-seok ), a top star, feels empty inside and ultimately chooses to end his life. But everything changes when Im-sol ( Kim Hye-yoon ), a devoted fan, travels back in time to save him—and in doing so, rewrites both their destinies. While Lovely Runner  is largely told from Im-sol’s perspective, Ryu Sun-jae is undeniably the emotional core of the story. Byeon Woo-seok breathes life into the idea of “loserism”—a man hopelessly and wholeheartedly in love. Through Sun-jae, the drama beautifully reminds us that vulnerability, loyalty, and emotional depth never go out of style. 4. Lee Joon-ho (Kang Tae-oh) – Extraordinary Attorney Woo A Still from Extraordinary Attorney Woo (Image via ENA). They say behind every successful man is a woman—but Lee Joon-ho ( Kang Tae-Oh ) shows us that behind every accomplished woman can be a man who loves her fully and puts her first without hesitation. As the gentle, thoughtful colleague and love interest of Woo Young-woo ( Park Eun-bin ), Joon-ho’s quiet strength and unwavering support make their romance one of the most heartwarming in K-drama history. Kind, patient, and endlessly understanding, he’s the kind of man who gives you hope that someone like him might exist in real life. Not just a green flag—he’s a whole green forest. 5. Hong Du-sik (Kim Seon-ho) – Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha The official poster for Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha (Image via tvN). It’s rare to find a man who’s not just secure but genuinely proud of his partner’s greater success—and Hong Du-sik ( Kim Seon-ho ) is exactly that. In Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha , he doesn’t just accept his girlfriend Yoon Hye-jin’s ( Shin Min-a ) accomplishments as a successful dentist—he celebrates them. One unforgettable moment is when Du-sik carves a small wooden box for Hye-jin to store her diamonds—not because he bought them for her, but because he knows she’s more than capable of buying them herself. It’s simple, selfless, and deeply beautiful. Du-sik is proof that true masculinity lies in support, not ego. 6. Hwang Yong-sik ( Kang Ha-neul ) – When the Camellia Blooms The official poster for When The Camellia Blooms (Image via KBS). One of the best age-gap romances done right, When the Camellia Blooms  has only grown more beloved over time—and much of that is thanks to Kang Ha-neul’s heartfelt performance as Hwang Yong-sik. A small-town cop with sharp instincts and an even bigger heart, Yong-sik falls deeply for Oh Dong-baek ( Gong Hyo-jin ), a single mother targeted by a dangerous criminal. His love is pure, unwavering, and fiercely protective—he promises to keep her and her child safe, even if it means defying his own mother’s disapproval. Gentle, loyal, and endlessly supportive, Hwang Yong-sik has rightfully earned his place as one of our all-time favourite K-drama green flag men. Which K-drama green flag character is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below! #KangHaNeul #WhenTheCamelliaBlooms #KimSeonHo #HometownChaChaCha #GongHyoJin #ShinMinA #ByeonWooSeok #KimHyeYoon #LovelyRunner #KangTaeOh #ExtraordinaryAttorneyWoo #ParkEunBin #LeeJunHyuk #LoveScout #HanJiMin #WhenLifeGivesYouTangerines #ParkBoGum #IU

If you're a K-drama enthusiast and a fan of the charismatic Park Seo Joon, you're in for a treat. This talented actor, known for his roles in various hit series and films, has captured the hearts of viewers worldwide. As he gears up to play Prince Yan in the highly anticipated The Marvels scheduled to premiere on November 10, 2023, let's dive into some of the best K-dramas featuring Park Seo Joon that you can binge-watch right now. Get ready for a rollercoaster of emotions, from heartwarming laughter to heart-wrenching dramas! 1. Dream - The Feel-Good Comedy Dream is a delightful K-drama that takes you on a journey of redemption and camaraderie. Park Seo Joon plays alongside IU in a unique story where a soccer player facing a career crisis joins forces with a team of homeless men for an upcoming tournament abroad. The result is a funny and heartwarming series that showcases Park Seo Joon's exceptional acting skills. This is a must-watch for those who enjoy laughter, sports, and heartwarming moments on screen! 2. Itaewon Class - A Triumph of the Underdog Itaewon Class is the perfect rom-com K-drama for those who love to celebrate the success of the underdog. Park Seo Joon portrays the role of Park Sae Ro Yi, a young man with a strong sense of justice who opens a unique restaurant in Itaewon. This series is an inspiring journey filled with passion, determination, and overcoming adversity. As you binge-watch, you'll witness Park Seo Joon's exceptional acting and fall in love with his character's unwavering determination! 3. What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim - A Modern Cinderella Story If you're a fan of classic fairy tales with a modern twist, What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim is the K-drama for you. Park Seo Joon stars as Lee Young Joon, a narcissistic vice president, and Park Min Young (Forecasting Love and Weather 2022) as his talented secretary. This romantic comedy delivers humor, chemistry, and a fresh take on the Cinderella story. Park Seo Joon's charismatic performance and the sizzling chemistry between the lead characters make this series an absolute joy to watch! As we eagerly anticipate Park Seo Joon's portrayal of Prince Yan in The Marvels, these K-dramas provide the perfect opportunity to enjoy his exceptional acting skills and captivating performances. Dream, Itaewon Class, and What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim offers a range of emotions, from laughter to inspiration, and they are bound to keep you entertained. So, grab your popcorn and get ready for a binge-watching session filled with Park Seo Joon's charm and talent. Enjoy! #kdramalist #parkseojoon #parkminyoung #itaewonclass #whatswrongwithsecretarykim #dream #themarvels #princeyan #marvel