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Nanon won acting awards for The Gifted and The Gifted Graduation

Literally some people here would criticize the editing, the sound effects, the storytelling etc but they're not being called haters 😂

Episode 2 is proof why Nanon Korapat won international acting awards as a teenager.

For someone who gave it 1 star, they were surely back to watch episode 2 lol

As a fan of the novel, I may be in love with his interpretation of Pran. Such an amazing actor.

If they follow the novel, the faculty fighting ends soon. It takes a very small portion of the story.

While the plot isn't the most original and some editing work for episode 2 was kinda subpar, but it's really the young lead actors who are the heart and soul of this show that really raise the bar of the drama. The acting is just up there and sexual tension aside, they really express romantic love in a way I have rarely seen in the BLs I have watched in the past.

Pran is slowly becoming my favorite BL drama character

That user really hates this show they have been here putting all sorts of criticisms since last week lol

This is one of the few stories where I found the angst beautiful and the payoff was satisfying

The novel really moved me and it is why I really am hyped for this show even if they won't follow the book 100% because the premise still stands

There was a reason they casted award winning young actors for this BL unlike the usual rookies like other BL dramas do

If they follow the final climax of the novel, this could be the most memorable role he does on TV.

I personally enjoy Kieta Hatsukoi myself. My serotonin drama recently, but it falls under the same category to me like Fish Upon the Sky and Cherry Magic. I watch them for entertainment and I would definitely rewatch them when I feel down.

Bad Buddy, if they follow the premise of the novel (of course there would be changes but the premise should still stand despite modifications) is honestly closer to A Tale of a Thousand Stars in terms of mood, but a lot of people tend to clump it with the Fish Upon the Sky or Kieta Hatsukoi category simply because Bad Buddy opens with a school setting.

As someone who watches both, they're like apples and oranges.

Kieta Hatsukoi is saccharine and a serotonin boost. Cute drama about young people falling in love, very light hearted.

Bad Buddy, though not yet obvious at this point, is a more deeper romance. It's a very us against the world kind of romance, kind of similar to Until We Meet Again with sprinkles of comedy. It's supposed to hit you in the feels as the story unfolds (which really hasn't yet since we are at the intro)

Just got this on Twitter:

Let's aim for 200,000 tweets for #BadBuddySeriesEP2 on Friday use the hashtag in ALL your tweets please starting 5pm Bangkok time!

Same, especially with Pran making the first move in getting the Line ID.

I feel the show will be challenging our perception of top/bottom tropes because it's easy to assume that Pat is bulkier and more alpha personality-wise, hence he's the top. Meanwhile, organized, neat, and artsy Pran fits a lot of people's bottom stereotype.

Depends when Disney decides to premiere it

Well that was the point when 2gether started picking up hype and the world began going on lockdown

Pran says I love you the moment Pat hangs up the phone after their breakup

Supposed to be 24Qs but seems like they spent an extra week doing reshoots