More Than an Idol Story — A Drama That Teaches Fans How to Love Right ?
I honestly started IDOLI mainly because of Kim Jae Young 😭 He once mentioned that after entering his 40s, he might not get chances to play idol-type roles again, and that made this drama feel extra emotional and meaningful for me. I wasn’t watching just for the story, but for him too and he absolutely did not disappoint at all ♥️
First of all, the OSTs are SO GOOD 🎧✨ The music really carries the emotions of the scenes and makes everything feel deeper. Some moments wouldn’t have hit the same without the soundtrack.
What I truly loved about this drama is the message. It shows how fans should treat idols with respect, trust, and care for their privacy and safety. It reminds us that loving an idol also means supporting them quietly when they’re going through hard times, not making things harder for them. That part felt very real and mature, and I appreciated it so much 🥺
Story wise, it was a bit predictable for me. When I first saw the person called “like” , chatting with Maeng Se Na, I already had a feeling about who she really was 👀 But the actual villain reveal?? That part surprised me, and I loved that twist!
The drama also stays in a comfortable emotional zone. It’s not too heavy, not too stressful just something you can watch and enjoy while still feeling connected to the characters. I had such a good time watching this over the last couple of weeks, and I’ll miss the vibe a lot 💫
Overall, IDOLI is a warm, meaningful, and slightly emotional watch especially for fans who truly care about their idols as people, not just celebrities 💖🌙
First of all, the OSTs are SO GOOD 🎧✨ The music really carries the emotions of the scenes and makes everything feel deeper. Some moments wouldn’t have hit the same without the soundtrack.
What I truly loved about this drama is the message. It shows how fans should treat idols with respect, trust, and care for their privacy and safety. It reminds us that loving an idol also means supporting them quietly when they’re going through hard times, not making things harder for them. That part felt very real and mature, and I appreciated it so much 🥺
Story wise, it was a bit predictable for me. When I first saw the person called “like” , chatting with Maeng Se Na, I already had a feeling about who she really was 👀 But the actual villain reveal?? That part surprised me, and I loved that twist!
The drama also stays in a comfortable emotional zone. It’s not too heavy, not too stressful just something you can watch and enjoy while still feeling connected to the characters. I had such a good time watching this over the last couple of weeks, and I’ll miss the vibe a lot 💫
Overall, IDOLI is a warm, meaningful, and slightly emotional watch especially for fans who truly care about their idols as people, not just celebrities 💖🌙
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