I am Human

What a legend... After that message, almost all the dramas and movies listed dropped in ratings. Only CLOY and My Love From Another Star seem untouched.

Apparently people/activists are owning up, that single message of Wonderbread stating out all the flaws of the other movies/dramas made almost all the dramas/movies on the list drop in ratings with 0.1. Even Parasite, Goblin and My Ahjussi. It must be due to that message, because relatively idle movies that have been stable for quite a while, suddenly dropped in ratings.

You can have your own opinion of course, but can I make you aware of the fact that LMH is mainly popular for his visuals outside Korea. Domestically, people rate him not particularly high visually and used to call him Suzy Namja. As a LMH-fan, I can imagine that you find this kind of nickname condescending, so why do the same with KGE vs LMH like the Koreans did with Suzy vs LMH? If you do not believe me, just check out this list of KBS: https://m.blog.naver.com/allking/220370887950. Everybody is referred to by his own name, except him at place 19 where they added an offhand remark

It depends how big the role of the actors playing the younger versions of leads will be. Lee Kyu Sung, Oh Sung Jae's younger version, is an equally accomplished actor. He was also phenomenal in When The Camellia Blooms, but he is often overlooked or not even casted.

It is to everyone's own interpretation whether it was offensive or not of course, but a company such as GS would make it so politically correct as possible to save their own image. They do not want to be associated with underaged smoking, dreadlocks, bullying/iljins, hints of sexual harassment or erotic scenes. So I would assume that they would have toned the script down or not sponsored the story at all. Unless it ends up as a really heartwarming story about overcoming prejudice or something. Someone mentioned in this topic that the synopsis sounds idealistic about healing and becoming adults dreaming about the future. Sound like a serious, layered coming-of-age story rather than a cringefest. How funny would it be to all the people that gave up on this show early...

Did someone read the webtoon of this show? Is this show pure a 19+-comedy or is there a deeper background story? The characters all seem to have a difficult history? The reason I am asking, is because I can't believe a real-life chaebol such as GS Corporation/GS 25 actually lends its name to produce a very controversial show without reading the script beforehand. The PR-team must be sleeping then...