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Casted in 2023 and started filming before Crushology and BAYM.

There are videos where he is leaving a concert dressed in character to continue filming a drama. Also from set to the airport bc the group was on tour. He pushed his body in his 20s to be part of 2PM, soloist and an actor.

Still remember how he mentioned he was upset that they wouldn’t let him do the parachute scene in KTL, so it wasn’t a surprise his next drama he plays a superhero (Cashero).

The pager codes had me 😄

I love chaotic boy / calm girl trope.

I’m having TWENTY (the movie) flashbacks during the fight scenes. I don’t know where one director ended and the other started.

to anyone who thinks these work environments are exaggerated, the writer worked 17 years in the service industry in Korea before writing KTL

My favorite silly romcom just reached 1 Billion viewing hours on Netflix with 53 M views.

Continues being the 2nd most watched show in 2023/2024 in terms of viewing hours according to their most recent report (date range Jan 2023 to Dec 2024).

Anyone new to this chaotic group - here is a music video they worked on in Beat Coin / HK Coin project with music producer Rado (who appears in MV).
Unbalance - Never
https://youtu.be/u0Qo5bQkt8Q?si=yHhj5RXuC9l-NsvP

No, but in the year and a half HK Coin/ BeatCoin was on air they blended into one. Most of them are variety show veterans used to being on shows that get cancelled but it was different when this one was cancelled for them. It had low ratings but high OTT viewership.

This is the 4th drama I've watched with the same writer. I'm placing it on hold (ep4) because I have a feeling it will be like Wok of Love - messy beginning, messy ending but funny in the middle.

I loved King the Land. It had me kicking my heals with giddiness - something most romcoms these days fail to do.

Congrats King the Land. King the Land 2nd most watched show on Netflix (by hours) for all of 2023 and first half of 2024 for both English and non-English category. My fave uncomplicated romcom

https://www.whats-on-netflix.com/most-popular/netflix-engagement-report-search/

if this brings you comfort - according to kmedia KTL script had been floating around and was rejected by networks (including JTBC), OTT and studios. It landed in the leads hands and the wheels started to roll.

Kdrama world is big enough for both. Dramas like Business Proposal and King the Land make me happy. I also enjoy slice of life dramas but this one is in a gray area that is turning people off.

Cute. I've always wondered if idols add stuff about their group within their dramas. I'm only familiar with 2PM and they do.

Watching this dubbed in Spanish on YT - Tocandote.

The ratings were attacked at least twice with people creating burner accounts to bring the ratings down. The first one was halfway through airing and included attacks on imdb and rotten tomatoes. That group was vocal on SNS about what they were doing. The second one was after the drama ended.

King the Land literally saved me from my kdrama slump. 2023 was such a bad year for dramas that I was dropping way too many more than halfway through. I was gravitating more towards Turkish and Latin American dramas. I get that some didn't like KTL but it re-engaged me and had me give over a dozen kdramas a second chance.

Death's Game on the list and it hasn't aired yet. These lists are just too funny.