K-Drama 
This drama is perfect for anyone who enjoys stories about friendship, whether it's between guys or girls. It talks about loss and how to cope with it, all in a way that's easy to understand.
I had a great time watching every episode. The story itself is interesting, and this is the first time I've seen a plot like this. Every episode featured a different story with interesting characters. The ending was really great, and I hope there will be a season 2.
The characters brought new ideas and personalities and it was a nice change.
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I watched this show while it was airing and decided to give it a rewatch to see if I liked it. Honestly my rewatch made me realize how unbalanced the story is.
There are a lot of plot holes, and skipped scenes that somewhat seem necessary. The omega verse story is good and new and different from current BL stories that have been airing but its disappointing. This show was aired and promoted as 2 main couples. EXCEPT there is 1 main couple and a secondary couple. The main couple yes is the main part of the story but with how they promoted the show the second couple should have had more. There are more behind the scene videos of the couple then in the actual show.
The ending tho...
Whole different story. It caught me off guard that i thought i missed it. The ending was trash legit disappointing because it felt rushed and unfinished. My first thought was "thats how it ends". What happened to the second couple, are they together? what happened to the kids.
I would watch this to see what an omega verse show looks like but you might not be satisfied with the ending especially if you are a fan of the second couple.
I hope in future projects the second couple is given more, as there is a huge following behind them.
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If you want to watch something that is prediciable and based on favoritsim this is it. I saw someone say it should be renamed to Street world fighter: kpop directors war, and I agree 100%. Mnet always does shows based on favoritism, i don't know why i expected anything else. Its so sad because the eliminated directors are so interesting and new. I hope to seem them more and become more confident. Its sad to see non-kpop directors be eliminated first while the kpop directors stay. I feel like a majority of their dances should be a kpop video and not something truly fitting to the mission.
I WILL SAY THOUGH THAT THE DANCES ARE AMAZING!!! Each one is so nice to watch so if you want to watch the dances find them on youtube.
Sometimes I forget why i don't like watching these shows and episode 7 just proved my point on why I hate it.
Throughout the show the more popular directors acts seemed to be less interesting and new then the other more unknown. The concepts were more interesting and evolved.
They want the more unknown directors to leave so the more popular ones move on even when their acts are less powerful and meaningful and easier to enjoy then the others.
What bothered me the most about episode 7 elimination is Simeez and Minjun seemed to have a different more interesting concept and choreography. The fact that the judges were judging Minjun based on prior stages doesn't seem right. I feel like they are trying to set up the final to be Kasper, Bada, Kooyoung, and ingyoo because of their popularity not their talent.
Minjun and Hash were my fav due to their style of dance and just how different they think. I am officially done with this show. It sucks that favoritism truly ruins a competition. Hope all eliminated directors know how loved and supported they are.
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