Itaewon class was everything. Recommend 100%
Itaewon Class is genuinely one of the best K-dramas I’ve ever watched, and I mean that with my whole heart. From the very first episode, I was hooked. The story pulled me in immediately, and I just knew it was going to be something special. There’s something about the atmosphere of this drama that feels so different. It’s not just about business or revenge—it’s about growth, resilience, and standing up for what you believe in, no matter how hard it gets.
Park Sae-ro-yi is one of the most inspiring characters I’ve seen. He’s not perfect, but his values are so strong, and he never gives up even when the world is against him. I loved how he didn’t seek revenge in the typical aggressive way. Instead, he built something from the ground up and proved people wrong with patience and grit. That kind of character is rare, and I admired him more and more with each episode.
The DanBam crew? ICONIC. Every single person brought something unique to the team, and the way they supported each other made my heart so full. I loved how this drama gave us characters from different backgrounds with different struggles, and it made everything feel so real and relatable. Jo Yi-seo was such a complex and chaotic character, but I ended up loving her so much. Her confidence, loyalty, and intelligence really made her stand out.
The emotional moments hit so hard. I cried more than once because the way the story explores pain, injustice, and healing is just so raw. But it’s also balanced with lighter, heartwarming scenes that made me smile like an idiot. The pacing was perfect—never too slow or too fast. And the way they built up tension with Jangga Group made every win feel like a victory for all of us watching.
And let’s talk about the soundtrack! Every song fit the vibe perfectly. “Start Over” by Gaho was basically my anthem during the time I was watching this. It captured all the hope and ambition the show gave off. Also, the cinematography and editing were so clean and beautiful. There were so many scenes I wanted to screenshot just because they looked like art.
By the time I finished Itaewon Class, I felt like I had gone through a whole journey. It wasn’t just entertaining—it taught me something about life, dreams, and not letting go of your beliefs even when it’s hard. I can’t even pick a favorite episode because honestly, every single one was worth watching. No skips, no slow parts—just pure vibes from beginning to end.
If you haven’t seen Itaewon Class yet, I highly recommend it. It’s emotional, empowering, and unforgettable. This drama easily earned a 10/10 from me, and I know I’ll be thinking about it for a long time.
Park Sae-ro-yi is one of the most inspiring characters I’ve seen. He’s not perfect, but his values are so strong, and he never gives up even when the world is against him. I loved how he didn’t seek revenge in the typical aggressive way. Instead, he built something from the ground up and proved people wrong with patience and grit. That kind of character is rare, and I admired him more and more with each episode.
The DanBam crew? ICONIC. Every single person brought something unique to the team, and the way they supported each other made my heart so full. I loved how this drama gave us characters from different backgrounds with different struggles, and it made everything feel so real and relatable. Jo Yi-seo was such a complex and chaotic character, but I ended up loving her so much. Her confidence, loyalty, and intelligence really made her stand out.
The emotional moments hit so hard. I cried more than once because the way the story explores pain, injustice, and healing is just so raw. But it’s also balanced with lighter, heartwarming scenes that made me smile like an idiot. The pacing was perfect—never too slow or too fast. And the way they built up tension with Jangga Group made every win feel like a victory for all of us watching.
And let’s talk about the soundtrack! Every song fit the vibe perfectly. “Start Over” by Gaho was basically my anthem during the time I was watching this. It captured all the hope and ambition the show gave off. Also, the cinematography and editing were so clean and beautiful. There were so many scenes I wanted to screenshot just because they looked like art.
By the time I finished Itaewon Class, I felt like I had gone through a whole journey. It wasn’t just entertaining—it taught me something about life, dreams, and not letting go of your beliefs even when it’s hard. I can’t even pick a favorite episode because honestly, every single one was worth watching. No skips, no slow parts—just pure vibes from beginning to end.
If you haven’t seen Itaewon Class yet, I highly recommend it. It’s emotional, empowering, and unforgettable. This drama easily earned a 10/10 from me, and I know I’ll be thinking about it for a long time.
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