My Bias Is Showing?!

An Idol and an ordinary person fall in love. A variety show is filmed. Misunderstandings lead to dramatic results. Cute, funny, with dark undertones.

A fan meets their idol in person. Both fall in love, but both also hold secrets about their real intentions and their past. Cute, funny, with dark undertones.

Both feature a relationship founded on misunderstandings. Aejoon and Heesu (the MC of their respective shows) have similar vibes and their narration over the episodes has the same feel.

Your typical idol-drama. Eye candy actors and run-of-the-mill plot. It's a fanboyxidol drama, quite similar to HPL but the idol falls in love with the fanboy

Both main male characters swooped in on the other male character just for revenge's sake, to finally get caught in their own games!
Although in Revenged Love he thought he was a straight guy and he willingly went for a guy to avenge himself, in My Bias Is Showing, he does it for another guy that he was in love with.
Both story-lines are worth the watch!!

Basically, Idols are getting entangled with their fans.
Both these shows give you the “oops I fell for my idol” itch. In both stories, the main guy starts off worshipping someone from afar, Chiaki’s obsessed with model Ai, and Aejoon’s a secret fanboy for idol Siyeol with the trope of life throws them right into their crush’s orbit we all adore. Cue chaos, secrets, and way too much awkward tension. Both stories have that fun mix of “I can’t believe this is happening” energy, plus genuine emotion as the fan–idol walls start to crumble. If you like BLs with hidden feelings, forced proximity, and a dash of fashion or fame drama, these two are basically your next comfort reads.