I Wanna Be Sup'tar (2026)

Clumsy, talkative, and with curly hair... All that was missing were glasses and braces.

A 2000s-style humor, with actions we wouldn't normally take, and a clumsy protagonist who can't do anything right, very childish, talkative, and irritating to others (Obviously with curly hair, because in the 2000s girls with curly hair were silly, nerdy, virgins, invisible, and clumsy - I hate that 2000s stereotype, and it's sad to see it in this 2026 series). Clearly, this is a cliché heterosexual script from the 2000s, for those who like it: This series is a feast (I'm saying this for now, we're only at the beginning). I confess that the protagonist's funny personality is winning me over little by little.

Let's stop romanticizing or finding humor in "undressing someone you don't know who is unconscious." It's not funny, it's uncomfortable and criminal. I felt uncomfortable for the person.

The ending felt rushed; throughout the series they didn't develop her dream, and then in the last episode that was all there was to it. They could have moved things forward to make the remaining episodes more relevant and interesting. As it was done, when it finally becomes interesting to see their development during filming, the series rushes, rushes, rushes to finish everything it had promised, and then it's over.

PS: DO NOT perform CPR on a person who has fainted! SERIOUSLY! CPR can only be performed when the person's heart has stopped, not when they have just fainted. Doing this on an unconscious person can be extremely dangerous! A firefighter taught me this...

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So bad that it becomes frustrating

I have to admit I’m mostly finishing the series just for the sake of it, but I really didn’t like how the development of the main characters was handled. We don’t even really understand why they love each other.

I do think there is some chemistry between them, but the characters are so poorly written and the plot makes so little sense that it becomes frustrating.

I don’t understand the point of adapting a heterosexual work if it’s just to keep the same tropes and the same types of characters in a GL version without any real thought behind it.

Wannueung is particularly hard to tolerate, and I rarely say that about female characters, but this is really too much.

As for the side characters, like Wannueung’s best friend or Win’s ex, they feel completely useless. They add nothing to the development of the story, and even their relationships are uninteresting.

Overall, the series is poorly made and not very entertaining.

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