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I thought he kind of looked like Gulf, so when he started playing with the ice at the end I found it very amusing. xD

I thought the same, because wtf? I was like: "No way he's bringing him to another hospital or something like that?", but then be brought him home, which I thought it was even more ridiculous. xD

Honestly? I have no idea. Maybe from the part-time jobs or their families or maybe they just have the money for alcohol saved as part of the daily necessities/food share.

I'm not Korean, but based on what I know about Korean society, I'd say that it's pretty normal for them to drink this much, it's engraved in their social relationships. It's normal for students to have drinks with their club members, their seniors and their friends, and the same happens when they enter their working life, since it's also common to have dinner and drinks with your company collegues.
And the money thing I guess it depends on their family's financial situation.

And they're even more horrible because they somehow know that he's not doing well, he's never been, and they don't even care to be there for him.

This movie was so much fun!
I'd say it's not for everybody, since the humor is over the top and a lot of scenes play with exaggerations and the absurd, but I laughed a lot watching it and I'm sure that the actors had a blast filming it. If you want to have a good time, just go watch it!
I don't know what pushed Nunew and Keng into this movie, but thank you, they're both hilarious! And the music is great, I'm so glad the songs have been released in some platforms.

I agree so much! I could understand that Mhok needed some distance in order to realise that he wasn't Day's caretaker anymore, that being in a relationship with him didn't need him to be present 24/7 and that Day was well enough to deal with his everyday life by hiself and his family's help. For that I would have understood if they had fought. But I, for the life of me, can't understand why Day wasn't able to understand Mhok at all, even after three years he still thought he was right about the break up, like what?! What's the point of this relationship if Mhok knows Day inside and out and is willing to accomodate Day's needs into his life without a second thought while Day has had three years to think about it and hasn't realised that Mhok was traumatized and needed reassurance instead of a break up? And to have Mhok apologize again and again hurt me, it wasn't fair how he was made the bad guy when in reality it was Day who didn't want to listen to him.

I wasn't expecting to like this drama as much as I did, but I was pleasantly surprised. Both actors had great chemistry and I agree with Chiaki that AE is the coolest guy ever! I loved the fashion and that last outfit delivered everything that was promised.
I really wish we had had more time to explore their relationship and we got to see more of Enaga's personality while being AE so we could end with a real fusion of both personas, not just a little glimpse of it.
All in all, a cute drama full of punk fashion that shows how two persons connect through what clothes mean to them.

I don't think she really was a solo stan, but I think the show was too focused into Sena and Laik's relationship (which is ok, it's their story after all) and lacked in fleshing out Sena as a full on stan of the entire group, especially at the end, like you said. It's not that I think Sena was a bad fan or a solo stan (again, she has a long story with Laik, I don't think it would be all that bad if she was either), it's just that I wished the show had given us more content of her with the rest of the band, I'm sure it would have been pretty funny. xD

I'm down for it too, they have great chemistry. xD

It depends on how you interpret the ending, since it's a bit open. From my point of view, I don't know if it's happy, but I'd say it felt hopeful.

I agree so much! I loved all the cute scenes and the romance aspect of it, their chemistry was amazing and I'm glad we got all the fluffy stuff, but at the same time I'm kind of disappointed about how the sasaengs and the way the industry works aspects of the story were kind of left behind and how he suddenly was cured of everything just because he spent some time with her.
Again, I loved the drama, but I also feel that given how it started we could have gotten more in depth into all that.

That was a bit too much, like what do you mean somebody has to bring you food and make sure you're still alive because you've not left the bed in days only because your bias is dating? xD

People saying she's an akgae must have not watched the drama, because when was she being hateful to the other members? It's true she did feel a bit like a solo stan, she was always centered in Laik and I found it kind of a downpoint how she practically never interacted/reacted to the other members, but given her job and that she had that deep connection with Laik since the beginning of his career I thought it was kind of justified.

I liked the drama, it was cute and realistic, but what I liked the most was their honest conversations while having a meal together. And I really want to try all the food, everything looks delicious!

I thought we'd never reach a day where such dramas would be made but I'm so happy that we're finally there! And ABO Desire is a great portrayal of the genre and I can only have good words about it. Yes, there're some questionable and dark scenes and you'll keep wondering what the hell is going on from time to time, because wth? But what can I say? I love a good character and Hua Yong being a phycho in love kept me thoroughly entertained. xD

Right? It makes no sense, they've been sulking for the whole series (which I can understand), but they're ok with the way they chose at the end? I think it needed at least a bit more of talking and convincing that what we saw.

I would love a KengNamping vampire drama, I think they'd kill it!

If you like the actors, you should watch it, because even if the story isn't all there, at least the actors are cuties and try their best. If you start watching without expectations at least you can enjoy the acting.

I feel like that was more on the editing part than the acting itself. Yeah, they could have been better and less stiff, but since actors aren't supposed to actually hit each other, usually camerawork and editing help in making the fighting scenes more real, but they didn't do it for this series and I can't understand why.