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CrazyLove-MooMoo EP1 | Boss & Noeul’s Chaotic Romantic Comedy Begins ?
Boss is back, but this time his usual cool and dominant aura completely melts away
In “CrazyLove-MooMoo,” he plays Foo, a wealthy heir hopelessly in love with MooMoo, who simply refuses to be impressed no matter how handsome Foo is.
The funniest part is the reason why — MooMoo grew up surrounded by attractive Chinese-Thai men, so Foo’s stunning visuals don’t feel special to him at all. Poor Foo keeps flirting, showing off, and trying everything, while MooMoo stays totally unmoved.
The series starts as a loud and chaotic romantic comedy full of eccentric siblings, teasing, and nonstop pursuit. Boss looks like he’s having so much fun playing a lovestruck rich boy instead of the cold, intimidating characters he often gets.
The younger brothers already seem like troublemakers too, so I’m curious to see how messy this family becomes later on.
I’m not completely sure yet if the comedy style perfectly matches my taste, but the chemistry and energy are definitely entertaining so far.
In “CrazyLove-MooMoo,” he plays Foo, a wealthy heir hopelessly in love with MooMoo, who simply refuses to be impressed no matter how handsome Foo is.
The funniest part is the reason why — MooMoo grew up surrounded by attractive Chinese-Thai men, so Foo’s stunning visuals don’t feel special to him at all. Poor Foo keeps flirting, showing off, and trying everything, while MooMoo stays totally unmoved.
The series starts as a loud and chaotic romantic comedy full of eccentric siblings, teasing, and nonstop pursuit. Boss looks like he’s having so much fun playing a lovestruck rich boy instead of the cold, intimidating characters he often gets.
The younger brothers already seem like troublemakers too, so I’m curious to see how messy this family becomes later on.
I’m not completely sure yet if the comedy style perfectly matches my taste, but the chemistry and energy are definitely entertaining so far.
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