Like, I said, if they want to watch that’s their problem. It’s their time and their money. You are not their mummy and you sure don’t give them any money. So Why in the flying fuck do you think you have any fucking right to tell others what they should watch or not watch,
I can say what I want, but you have to stfu’. Thanks for the masterclass in hypocrisy. I didn’t realize the internet was your personal echo chamber. If you’re that desperate for people to only say things you like, go talk to a wall. It’ll have the same IQ as your argument and it won't hurt your feelings
You're doing a lot of barking for someone who’s clearly just upset that their oppa show is a snooze fest. If people find the first episode boring, they’re allowed to say it. That’s called a review. If you can't handle that without losing your mind, maybe stick to watching Cocomelon.
i still remember some fangirl definitively declaring this is a masterpiece after episode 1 and trying to convince everyone that this is going to sweep the golden globes.
Lol, you really are my biggest fan🤣🤣🤣. When I comment this fellow has an issue, When I reply he has an…
Interestingly, you’ve provided no 'definite reason' as to why your own criteria for a response should be respected. By your own logic, your entire stance is a baseless opinion that doesn't deserve a reply. You’ve successfully reasoned yourself into a corner where no one needs to listen to you.
Look at this stone cold loser who thinks she can boss people around on how they spend their cash and free time. You rant like you’re the big-shot producer who bankrolled this drama and handed it out for nothing, earning you some say in the matter. Truth is, you’ve coughed up zero cents, lifted not a finger, and still strut like you own the remote, dictating what people watch or skip
Finally, the Hong Sisters are back to give us another masterclass in taking two of the most attractive humans on the planet and making them bicker for twelve episodes over a "misunderstanding" that could be solved by a 30-second WhatsApp message. We have Kim Seon-ho playing a multi-lingual interpreter, which is basically code for "we needed a reason for him to look smart in a suit while translating 'I like you' into five different languages because the plot is too thin to stand on its own." Meanwhile, Go Youn-jung plays a top star, a role so "challenging" it requires her to look flawless in every frame while acting surprised that a handsome man is being nice to her.
The "conflict" is literally in the title. They speak different languages of love. Wah lao, if I wanted to watch two people fail to communicate for 16 hours, I’d just go to a family reunion or watch my boss explain why there’s no bonus this year. Expect the usual K-drama tropes: the accidental hand-brush that causes a 360-degree slow-mo camera spin, the inevitable childhood connection revealed in episode 10, and enough product placement for coffee candy and smartphones to fund a small country. If you’re here for the "visuals," just go look at their Instagram; at least there you don't have to sit through a sub-plot about a jealous second lead who has the personality of a dry sponge.
You're doing a lot of barking for someone who’s clearly just upset that their oppa show is a snooze fest. If people find the first episode boring, they’re allowed to say it. That’s called a review. If you can't handle that without losing your mind, maybe stick to watching Cocomelon.
So long Stong Cold LOSER
The length fangirls will go to for their oppas
The "conflict" is literally in the title. They speak different languages of love. Wah lao, if I wanted to watch two people fail to communicate for 16 hours, I’d just go to a family reunion or watch my boss explain why there’s no bonus this year. Expect the usual K-drama tropes: the accidental hand-brush that causes a 360-degree slow-mo camera spin, the inevitable childhood connection revealed in episode 10, and enough product placement for coffee candy and smartphones to fund a small country. If you’re here for the "visuals," just go look at their Instagram; at least there you don't have to sit through a sub-plot about a jealous second lead who has the personality of a dry sponge.
Overall score: 6/10