#Han Jung-Eon

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The Ghost's🥀 Nocturne: Devoted 💓🖤 curses 🧙‍♂️

#TheGhostsNocturne @c_r_jade #귀야곡@ananas4write The essay "Devoted 💓🖤curses 🧙‍♂️" is finished. Who is the man in black in LN's dream? I tried to give an answer. I hope you will like it. Feel free to comment. Retweet/like it as support. Thanks.

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Boys Planet Dual Position Battle, final bits and thoughts

This recap will cover the final point reveals from the end of episode 7, as well as my final thoughts on the performances, including my own ranking and my analysis of MNET screentime allocation (I have the numbers, my loves). 

Ranking announcement from the end of ep 6

Ok, here’s the ranking announcement from the end of episode 6. At this point, ep 8 is probably out, so this is out of date, but it’s still kind of interesting. 

What I did is, I put the votes in my spreadsheet and found the average number of votes per trainee, which turned out to be 818,005. Then I had the spreadsheet calculate what percent of the average vote each person’s vote was. I think that helps put the number of votes in perspective. For example, international sweetheart Sung Hanbin’s 3.3 million votes represented 404% of the average (in other words, more than four times the average!). Meanwhile, poor Feel Special member Lee Donggun’s 81,739 votes represents about 10% of the average. Ouch. 

What’s kind of interesting is that the top 15 were all 123% or more of the average or higher, while from 16 to 51, they were all 89% or lower of the average. It’s really a kind of haves and have-nots situation here. 

People who were on a team that got the 100,000 benefit will be marked in blue. People who also got the 150,000 personal benefit will be marked in purple. Members of Zoom are marked in green (because I think they should have won.)

Sung Han Bin 3,307,923 404%

Han Yujin 2,909,883  356%

Seok Matthew 2,825,146 345%

Zhang Hao 2,673,322 327%

Kim JiWoong 2,529,910  309%

Kim Gyuvin 2,283,675     279%

Kim TaeRae 2,172,772  265%

Keita 1,881,172  230%

Jay 1,376,663 168%

Hui 1,338,595  163% 

Park Gunwook 1,327,449 162% 

Kum Jun Hyeon 1,315,229 160% 

Park Hanbin 1,138,119  139%

Ricky 1,131,856 138%

Haruto 1,002,517 123%

Yoon Jong Woo 728,860 89%

Wang Zi Hao 654,985 80%

Zhang Shuai Bo 645,683 79%

Yoo Seung Eon 627,720  77%

Seo Won 609,101 74%

Takuto 573,842 70.15%

Na Kamden 573,627 70.13%

Chen Kuan Jui 570,537 69.75%

Lee Seung Hwan 550,610 67%

Cai Jin Xin 453,496 55%

Ollie 439,284 54%

Hiroto 425,135  52%

Ma Jing Xiang 397,838   49%

Lee Jeong Hyeon 382,238   46%

Mun Jung Hyun 366,626    45%

Anthonny 309,114     38%

Jung Mingyu 290,220   35%

Brian 285,579   34%

Cha Woongki 282,786   34%

Chen Jian Yu 266,785    33%

Lim Jun Seo 265,140   32.4%

Dang Hong Hai 257,333    31.5%

Lee Yedam 248,293   20%

Park JiHoo 238,539   29%

Cong 238,039    29%

Ji Yun Seo 230,839   28%

Wumuti 219,507   27%

Bak Doha 204,607   25%

Oh Sungmin 198,846   24.3%

Krystian 196,543  24%

Lee Da Eul 177,458   21.7%

Lee Dong Yeol 172,206   21% 

Park Hyun Been 123,848   15%

Jeong IChan 113,935   14%

Choi Woojin 103,062   12.6%

Lee Donggun 81,739   10%

The Performances, the votes, and the rankings 

In the last ten minutes or so of episode 7, they gather the trainees together in what might be the space where the audience usually stands, and torture them for a bit before finally revealing how many votes each team got. The winner within each category gets to perform on MNET countdown, each member gets 100,000 extra points, and the number one ranked team member on that team gets an extra 150,000 extra points. 

Below, I list the songs, the audience votes they received, and the total screen time (adding up the episode 6 segment and the longer segment in episode 6 or 7). I list them in order of audience vote.

Vocal and Rap

Tomboy 860 votes, 27 minutes of screentime

Man in love 752 votes, 14.5 minutes of screentime

Limousine 719 votes, 13.5 minutes of screentime

Not Spring… 617 votes, 15 minutes of screentime

Winner: Tomboy; Zhang Hao gets the extra benefit

My thoughts:

My favorite is easily Limousine. I just loved this performance. Man in Love and Not Spring were about tied for me; each had one singer I quite enjoy and a few singers I don’t enjoy as much, and neither was a song that I exactly want to listen to over and over. I guess Tomboy actually came in last for me -- I would rather listen to any of the other three again than listen to Tomboy again. If I’m watching the performances, then I’d rather watch Limousine the most -- the performance is so emotional and so good -- but after, that I’d obviously choose to watch Man in Love to see TaeRae’s weird elf face that I like so much. So, putting all that together, my rank is:

Limousine

Man in Love

Not Spring…

Tomboy 

Vocal and Dance

Love Killa 840 votes, 20.5 minutes minutes of screentime

Home 716 votes, 19 minutes of screentime

Feel Special 677 votes, 19 minutes of screentime

Butterfly 664 votes, 19 minutes of screentime

Winner: Love Killa; Kim Gyuvin gets the extra votes

My thoughts:

None of these performances exactly floated my boat. Love Killa was marred by sort of blank performances, in my opinion (though it’s cool with me if you liked it, hope I’m not yucking your yum). Home was lovely at times but marred by tight, strained vocals here and there. Feel Special was a mess, brightened by Woongki's cuteness and, honestly, Z-bo's cheerful performance (I'm not his biggest fan, but it's not like the audience vote came out of completely nowhere). And Butterfly just sort of fell apart, as beautiful as Chen Kuan Jui's dancing was. I don’t really want to watch any of these performances again, or listen to them either.

I tried thinking, ok, which one would I want to watch a fancam of? For example, if it was a fancam of Gyuvin from Love Killa vs. a fancam of Woongki from Feel Special vs. a fancam of Chen Kuan Jui from Butterfly vs. a fancam of Yoon Jong Woo from Home, which would I prefer? And I found myself just ranking them based on how much I like the song itself. So my ranking is meaningless. They're all tied for 2nd place. No one is in first. First place is held in reserve for how good Love Killa would have been if Yoon Jong Woo and/or Ricky had been in the group instead of Matthew and/or Seo Won. (Sorry! I love Seo Won and want to get fro-yo with him, but the song didn't really suit him.)

Rap and Dance

Law 846 votes, 19 minutes of screentime

Zoom 813 votes, 14 minutes  of screentime

Gang 798 votes, 12 minutes of screentime

Rush Hour 742 votes, 20.5 minutes of screentime

Winner: Law; Park Hanbin gets the extra votes

My thoughts:

This one is easy. Zoom. Zoom is my winner, hands down. 

I can see why Law won. It was exciting and sexy and the boys looked good. I like all five of these trainees a lot and think they're great performers. But here’s the thing about Law -- it’s so fucking good the first few times you watch it, but then it gets kind of dull. It’s just all kind of monotonous dancing, you know? Yeah, there’s the stupid flag wave, but there’s nothing else to break it up. 

In contrast, I keep noticing more cool things about Zoom as I watch it over and over. Like, the detail of how, when Wumuti does that kind of lifted leg butt wiggle on the line, “Wumumutiti!,”  the other trainees do a far scaled down version of the move, so that they’re supporting him but your eye still stays on Wumuti. It’s so subtle, but it’s cool because it controls where your focus is. I like being led around visually as I watch a dance -- tell me where I should look, choreography! Also, and I’m aware that this isn’t a unique take, but I love the way that the end of each rap section connects to the beginning of the next one. It makes it all feel like this is a real team, not just trainees who got stuck with each other. And I get so excited when I hear Wumuti’s awesome screech “Lights Camera Action baby!” and I know it’s Haruto’s dance break. YES!!!! Haruto, hit that breakdance pose and hold it for the camera click sound! It’s also so fun to watch Haruto’s fan cam and see him cheerfully clowning around with the other trainees when they were on the sidelines, during the performance. Ollie's cute rap, Hyunbeen saying "braggadocious," it's all so charming. They’re just all having so much fun. They’re IN the performance. 

For the record, I assume it was Keita behind most of what’s good here. From what I’ve heard, he did basically everything for this song, and did a lot in previous challenges, too. Keita’s so good that even MNET’s editing can’t hide him. The judges won’t shut up about him and every single other trainee respects him. I’m so glad that the audience sees it too.

So, Law won over Zoom in part (in my opinion) because Law was sexier -- I have a whole other post about how I think that Zoom’s styling really brought them down. But it may also have been the scheduling. I saw someone talking (in the comments section of The Bias List) about how she was in the audience for the taping of these performances! Jealous. According to her, it took ages and ages, with lots of time in between performances. She says Zoom was the last performance and by then, it was midnight and the audience was exhausted by then. But the team started performing and it was so energetic and fun that everyone in the audience jumped into life again. This is all according to a person on the internet, I can’t substantiate it, but I don’t know, it kind of rings true. 

It would be like MNET to try to sabotage Keita. Production had to know how good Zoom was and that it was likely to win, which would give 100,000 points to Ollie, Wumuti, Haruto, and Park Hyunbeen, and almost certainly would mean 250,000 points for Keita. If you look at the vote list above, you can see how much 100,000 points would mean for most members on this team. Yes this is just an interim vote and the final tally would be bigger overall, but even so, 100,000 points would help lock Haruto into safe territory, it would probably ensure Ollie's survival, and it would give Wumuti and Hyunbeen a fighting chance. 250,000 more votes might also move Keita up one space in the top 9. Scheduling Zoom last meant that it was an exhausted, cranky crowd who were voting, and that probably hurt it.

Anyway, enough about Zoom and Law. What about the other two groups?

As for Ggang, I think it was never going to appeal to me much because the song itself isn’t really my style. It’s not the trainees’ fault at all -- they did a decent job. But nothing about this performance specifically grabbed my attention to where I’d want to watch it over and over, and my little cousin Kum Jun Hyeon's shirt lift joke didn’t strike my fancy. 

And of course, Rush Hour just drags my spirit down when I try to watch it. I don’t know if I’d feel differently if I didn’t know the back story, but I do know the backstory, and I can’t turn that part of my brain off. 

So in the end, I guess my rank is:

Zoom

Zoom

Zoom

The other teams

Oh, and here’s my pie chart of the number of minutes devoted to each team. It’s kind of wild to see how little time was devoted to Zoom compared to Tomboy, isn’t it? 

As for the new songs that they’re going to be performing for the “Artist Battle”...

Oriental Pop “Switch” - sounds like a lost NCT Dream song

Sentimental Hip Hop “SuperCharger” - fast paced, kind of like Law

R&B Pop “Over Me” is sexy and charismatic

New-tro synth pop “Say My Name” is cute and lighthearted 

Funk Pop “En garde” is sort of weirdly forgettable.

Based on my theory on how important sexiness is, I think most of them will want #3, whether it suits them or not. Dancer types like Wang Zi Hao will probably want #2, and cutie pies like Woongki will probably want #4. It’ll be fun to see who ends up in which group, and whether it was the song they wanted or not. I’ll especially be interested in where the fans put Matthew, because he keeps trying to do sexy concepts and I think he’d be much better suited for something more like #4. 

Ok! We're finally done! And episode 8 is out. In fact, it's been out for a week if you knew where to look, and I did know where to look, but I have held back and didn't spoil myself.

Hope you're having a lovely day, hope that good things happen to you, and hope that all your pants are real sparkly. See you in the next one!

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Coffee Prince (2007, Korean Drama)

I have been in my nostalgia so I decided to dig this one up again. Honestly you can’t go wrong with Gong Yoo and Kim Jae Wook.

Choi Han Gyul is a coffee heir who isn’t ready to slow down his playboy lifestyle for anything. Reeling from an unrequited love for Han Yoo Joo, he tries to keep living the life of a young bachelor until he gets an ultimatum from his grandmother. He is forced to manage a coffee shop of his grandmother’s choosing. Go Eun Chan is a tomboyish girl who has stepped up to be the man of the house for her mother and little sister since her father’s passing 8 years ago. The two meet during a series of events. Since Han Gyul doesn’t know Eun Chan is a girl, he hires her to appear to be his gay lover for hire to get out of all of his mother and grandmother’s blind dates. Then, Han Gyul hires her to his all male staff coffee shop that his grandmother has tasked him with making successful. In the process, love quadrangles form, break up, hearts ache…it is a sweet mess.

I can’t express how much I love this show. Gender swap, check. Contract relationship, check. Love triangles, check. Hot mostly male cast, check. If you can get past the 2000’s hair and fashion you will find a gem of a show. I am a huge Gong Yoo fan and have watched most of his works. I love his portrayal in this show. You can feel his honest emotion! Same with Yoon Eun Hye playing Eun Chan, you can feel the turmoil and sadness. The love and adoration also pours through from both characters!

The second leads Lee Sun Kyun (Choi Han Sung) and Chae Jung An (Han Yoo Joo) leave you breathless with their story. It was such an emotional identifiable roller coaster! Every time I watch I find more nuances with their story that I missed before!

The other characters include Kim Jae Wook playing No Sun Gi. His story line leaves me super sad and unfulfilled. 🤷🏾‍♀️ they could have done my boy better than that! With all that about his own story, he is still my favorite character in the show. They way he readily accepts Eun Chan and Han Gyul’s relationship when all thought she was a boy to how he defended her for having to do what she had to to provide for her family. Him wanting to provide for his love and her child without being asked….he was the best and I just wanted him to have a more fitting story and ending!!!!!

Eun Chan’s little sister, Go Eun Sae and Hwang Min Yeop ended well. You will find yourself mad at both of them at some point in time, but it all evens out!

I so wanted more from Kim Don Wook’s charachter Jin Ha Rim. I feel like they were developing a back story for him but it got lost in the shuffle! Sigh.

Overall I watch this a few times a year. Even though I know what happens I love the emotional journey it takes me on. There are 17 episodes at 60 minutes each so put your binge outfit on. There is also a reunion special from 2020, so you get to catch up with the cast years later. (RIP Lee Eon who played Hwang Min Yeop) You will love it I promise! 8/10.

I like the music, stays on my playlist.

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✧ BOYS PLANET ✧

타임어택 1분 자기소개 ✧ Time Attack, 1 Min. PR

✧  K Group

Bak Do Ha : https://youtu.be/Bdm8bVWnYQg

Cha Woong Ki : https://youtu.be/I0oF3feyb4c

Choi Ji Ho : https://youtu.be/34W9BZ3ICcU

Choi Seung Hun : https://youtu.be/_eS1B-tSz-U

Choi Woo Jin : https://youtu.be/gNsA8SG7KCY

Han Seo Bin : https://youtu.be/-XFaIaj7Gxg

Han Yu Jin : https://youtu.be/yD-1-04n5yE

Han Yu Seop : https://youtu.be/xyY19-48mTo

Hong Keon Hee : https://youtu.be/RwQujHVRQO0

Jang Ji Ho : https://youtu.be/5tWf_9wEm2I

Jang Min Seo : https://youtu.be/LjVqpdL6-f4

Jang Yeo Jun : https://youtu.be/BcC3LL3HuTo

Jeon Ho Young : https://youtu.be/Pl5tIoHjj74

Jeon Woo Seok : https://youtu.be/T8GY0h0IOfU

Jeong I Chan : https://youtu.be/zoV37PdCaPk

Ji Yun Seo : https://youtu.be/iFVxRna3LKs

Jung Ho Jin : https://youtu.be/kSb6vgDqGPw

Jung Hwan Rok : https://youtu.be/ej6kiundfJc

Jung Min Gyu : https://youtu.be/-bwwMJ8vV9o

Jung Seyun : https://youtu.be/DB0MuZkkVVk

Kim Gyu Vin : https://youtu.be/xnw0sbiiyjg

Kim Ji Woong : https://youtu.be/pOP5k5JTD1c

Kim Min Hyuk : https://youtu.be/FRMfQi3Qvaw

Kim Min Seoung : https://youtu.be/xBRWY7UJzo4

Kim Tae Rae : https://youtu.be/D2sTOzPZ7gk

Kum Jun Hyeon : https://youtu.be/MVU5SDvjUkw

Lee Da Eul : https://youtu.be/ua2OeaQ14CE

Lee Dong Gun : https://youtu.be/LH_cvLtfuys

Lee Dong Yeol : https://youtu.be/zQy270g60LI

Lee Hoe Taek : https://youtu.be/BwxcboDCGxg

Lee Hwan Hee : https://youtu.be/nvk60sSGZiY

Lee Jeong Hyeon : https://youtu.be/bRlBhjGaZto

Lee Seung Hwan : https://youtu.be/ptsz-M1v1S0

Lee Ye Dam : https://youtu.be/hJSX8ZYUa14

Lim Jun Seo : https://youtu.be/0Iy-T0e2QIc

Mun Jung Hyun : https://youtu.be/lujLHn0dqiQ

Oh Sung Min : https://youtu.be/7YqqvKoyDoA

Park Gun Wook : https://youtu.be/tElDOgg1K-Y

Park Gwan Young : https://youtu.be/2IjpvV28vzM

Park Han Bin : https://youtu.be/qaCCMuM_JcI

Park Hyun Been : https://youtu.be/vA_9Fc9XX4A

Park Ji Hoo : https://youtu.be/vA_9Fc9XX4A

Park Min Seok : https://youtu.be/YBabjIH3iIE

Seo Won : https://youtu.be/l9qG5qp6Pi0

Sung Han Bin : https://youtu.be/suD2NfKRq3U

Yoo Seung Eon : https://youtu.be/tjO6v6XOYag

Yoon Jong Woo : https://youtu.be/pEAfs0m_ujE

✧  G Group

Anthonny : https://youtu.be/EcgeMI68oT0

Brian : https://youtu.be/sE3pw4scU0Q

Cai Jin Xin : https://youtu.be/sjHuJT6rZ-c

Chen Jian Yu : https://youtu.be/LAJHqARlasw

Chen Kuan Jui : https://youtu.be/EtCp9rUEqho

Chen Liang : https://youtu.be/vXwYCApgqcU

Chen Ren You : https://youtu.be/-PeKmKiZgFI

Chen Yu Geng : https://youtu.be/8F8Wg45RdiI

Cong : https://youtu.be/0ljIEXXa-NY

Dang Hong Hai : https://youtu.be/qgbIozwsp6s

Dong Dong : https://youtu.be/XSTsYc935-A

Feng Jun Lan : https://youtu.be/u7RjAM94N_w

Haru : https://youtu.be/uUAuI4m09-Y

Haruto : https://youtu.be/u_lc8HBM7lE

Hiroto : https://youtu.be/Wb0Q17Qq2MI

Hyo : https://youtu.be/lI_CF7RXhU0

Ichika : https://youtu.be/k5EkcmFEY7Q

Itsuki : https://youtu.be/kyEWK_t36No

Jay : https://youtu.be/iLibl6cbHbg

Kei : https://youtu.be/RVu6zlu5vjw

Keita : https://youtu.be/kSHT009TsFc

Krystian : https://youtu.be/03vCmVhf_E8

Lin Shi Yuan : https://youtu.be/fPtzEFb1gek

Ma Jing Xiang : https://youtu.be/wKwL12Oigks

Min : https://youtu.be/kqa0S2qfMiY

Na Kamden : https://youtu.be/InYMLYuN34g

Nice : https://youtu.be/TckeqHI5vKA

Ollie : https://youtu.be/lcXxF-U5Nqo

Osuke : https://youtu.be/2I-w1yoYnzs

Ouju : https://youtu.be/QsSfSZ8A18U

Qiu Sheng Yang : https://youtu.be/Y0PdpGbQivU

Ricky : https://youtu.be/a9fMfGigkPE

Riku : https://youtu.be/tpEuVhf-jLo

Seok Matthew : https://youtu.be/kF1NKaN3Z4s

Takuto : https://youtu.be/KdI9wZ_teW0

Toui : https://youtu.be/-4Cw-WDU-bI

Wang Yan Hong : https://youtu.be/o9RYNdHyqGU

Wang Zi Hao : https://youtu.be/KDQgcMZESXE

Wen Ye Chen : https://youtu.be/B6ec66Xa9bA

Winnie : https://youtu.be/PqNcGa0l5qU

Wumuti : https://youtu.be/q3vf-q7tP2w

Xuan Hao : https://youtu.be/_8Kjw-M5V8Y

Yang Jun : https://youtu.be/Vqiv8N0cens

Yuki : https://youtu.be/HFy1sbCtlUQ

Yutaka : https://youtu.be/dIJi6cNlbTI

Yuto : https://youtu.be/XGE7wqXTzr8

Zhang Hao : https://youtu.be/e4Y22OQbMU4

Zhang Shuai Bo : https://youtu.be/6XzEnGZB9n8

Let’s Shine! ✧

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Nevertheless. 알고있지만. 7.5/10

I would not recommend this drama to my friends. I would not rewatch this drama.

This show is just me seeing the same characters in real life people I know.

Omg lovely Lee Seung Hyub from Shooting Stars is here. 2521 mom. Jung Yeol from Shooting Stars.

Han Sohee is so cute. The vibe here is so different from My Name (Obviously) but still. Her character is def so like innocent and cute and herself. I like that she can be both awkward and cool. Bit Na is a good friend imo and also like a very herself kinda girl that I like. Min Sang really is horrible. It's very pathetic. Kyu Hyun is cute and ideal. I don't like though how he tells Bit Na to change just because he doesn't find it right. Then, maybe find a girl who is right for you or something. Or like her for who she is. Eun Han would get me if we were the same age. He's so earnest, straightforward, honest, sincere, and active. Do Hyeok is like Eun Han grown up. We like that more. We'd fall for that. Sol is suchh a good friend and like a lovely person. Ideal. Min Young is soo pretty.

It's interesting to hear Nabi's thoughts as she experiences life bc she just can't refuse her logic despite knowing how toxic the situation is. I've been in toxic and I didn't have active thoughts the way she did, but felt I was in something toxic, but if I had her thoughts, would I have been able to avoid it? I'm assuming not, but she seems a step ahead and still makes whatever choice she makes.

Jae Eon's speech when he first meets Nabi is too smooth for me to fall for. The romance here is kinda too cringe for me. I would definitely be confused by him though. His skinship and straightforwardness and honesty would make my heart flutter but the vibe and words makes me think he's a player.

The entire art vibe and the art students remind me of college. Even the Koreans leaving to smoke vibe. I liked the drinking night all the art students had together at Nabi's home. Everyone's so fun. I wish I had that kind of community back then. I think the art students are very idiosyncratic and themselves, and I actually like them a lot. I think they have great personalities in their own way. All very distinct but good. I love the weekend retreat. That's ideally something I would love to do. It's the perfect place for games and bonding. I love all the friends giving advice to each other without fully knowing what's going on. I like Nabi's bed area. I like Nabi's question about wanting to kiss someone relating to wanting to sleep with them, bc I find them to not equate each other. I like Bit Na and Kyu Hyun getting together, and how Bit Na really embraced it. The escape room seems so fun. That ferris wheel looks huge. I wanna ride.

I wonder what Jae Eon's thoughts are throughout the relationship.

Bit Na saying her password and passing out is a fav. So funny.

Memorable Quotes: "왜 이렇게 기분이 더럽지?"

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BP Mission 3

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ZHANG SHUAI BO (22, 6'0")/P/F/F/F/F - he wasn't bad, but also like meh NA KAMDEN (23, 6'0")/F/P/F/P/F - failing him. his intense sound doesn't fight with the fluffy song. PARK HAN BIN (22, 5'9")/F/P/P/P/P --- ohhh, 1st place for all 3 missions huh? KEITA (23, 5'5")/F/F/P/P/F - this was boring and not really on tune for him YOON JONG WOO (24, 5'9")/F/P/P/P/P - he was fun to watch! KIM TAE RAE (22, 5'8")/F/P/P/F/F - failing cat ears too. his vocal isnt real great for me. also he suuuucked during the dance break CAI JIN XIN (20, 6'2")/F/F/F/F ANTHONNY (20, 5'8")/F/P/F/F BRIAN (22, 6'1")/F/F/F/F DANG HONG HAI (20, 5'11")/F/F/F/F  WUMUTI (25, 5'9")/P/F/F/F - he seems so much more real here than in Build Up. I like him alot more. Although I do miss the glitter. KRYSTIAN (24, 5'10")/P/?/F/F JEONG I CHAN (23, 5'10")/P/F/F/F CHOI WOO JIN (19, 5'7")/P/P/F/F LEE DONG GUN (19, 5'10")/F/F/F/F

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HARUTO (19, 5'7")/F/P/P/P/P -omfg, the CROW sound effect! >> again he's fine. pass him. >> omgggg, this btch has cried in EVERY gd episode, no? WANG ZI HAO (23, 5'10)/F/P/F/P/P >> he looks good in this, sounds meh, but I'm here. TAKUTO (16, 5'5")/F/F/F/F/F > no. CHA WOONG KI (22, 5'8")/F/F/F/F/F >> naur sweetie. not it for me OLLIE (18, 6'0")/F/F/F/F/F >> this kid just looks out of his element. but like all the time. SEO WON (23 5'7")/F/F/F/P/F - homie goes "JUST HUG ME FOR LIKE 10 SECONDS" I feel that to MY FUCKING CORE. >> I mean. Like. he's just too meh. MUN JUNG HYUN (19, 6'0")/F/P/F/P JUNG MIN GYU (24, 6'1")/F/F/F/F CHEN JIAN YU (26, 5'10")/P/?/F/F PARK JI HOO (18, 5'9")/F/F/F/F CONG (23, 5'8")/P/P/F/F BAK DO HA (21, 5'11")/F/F/F/F LEE DA EUL (20 5'7")/F/F/F/F LEE DONG YEOL (25, 5'9")/F/F/F/P PARK HYUN BEEN (19, 5'10")/F/P/F/P - I'm lowkey in love with this kid and hos good attitude. He makes it on my team.

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ZHANG HAO (24, 5'11")/F/P/P/P/P - he was fine. whatever. idc. no i lied. he has presence and his facials are great. not too exaggerated. JAY CHANG (23, 5'9")/P/P/P/P/P --bby raised his hand then immediately put it down. >> Yo. whoever did the makeup on Jays eyebrows is fired. RICKY (20, 6'0")/F/F/F/F/P - He SHINED in this! apparently sexy is Ricky's concept!! CHEN KUAN JUI (23, 5'9")/F/F/F/F/F - I like him as a dancer, not an idol LEE JEONG HYEON (22, 6'1")/F/P/F/F/F - it was meh for me dawg. **"What had happened to Over Me Team?" HAAAA! ** The RED lipstick is disgusting and distracting **Fucking hate MR performances tho. **I actually downloaded this song. KEITA (23, 5'5")/F/F/P/P - okay his laugh when they raised their hands for the killing part was everything >>voted out >> Switch YOON JONG WOO (24, 5'9")/F/P/P/P - This bby gets all the points for knowing how to be a fucking leader. >> voted out >> Switch WANG ZI HAO (23, 5'10)/F/P/F/P >> voted out >> Super Charger MA JING XIANG (20, 6'2")/F/F/F/F - Ricky haaaates this kid. I do too though, sooooo. - ohhh, Jongwoo haaaaates him too! LIM JUN SEO (19, 5'10")/F/F/F/F

Oof, these bitches voted!

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SUNG HAN BIN (23, 5'10")/P/P/F/P/F HAN YU JIN (17, 5'10")/F/P/P/P/F SEOK MATTHEW (22 5'7")/P/P/P/P/F - sir, i dint really understand why the fuck you're crying?? -- omfg "i felt like it was my fault." - um, it 100% was sir. KIM JI WOONG (25, 5'10)/P/P/P/P/F - i just dont know what to make of this guy. why is he so intune w other ppls feelings? comforting them and shit. YOO SEUNG EON (20, 5'10")/F/P/F/F/P - i think he did the best here honestly! ***i'mma be real. I didn't like any of them in this. The song was fine, but like put a different group in there. Dreamies or some shit. I mean I could pass them all or fail them all. Idc. KIM TAE RAE (22, 5'8")/F/P/P/F >> volunteered >> Switch SEO WON (23 5'7")/F/F/F/P >> kicked out >> Super Charger TAKUTO (16, 5'5")/F/F/F/F >> kicked out >> SuperchargerOLLIE (18, 6'0")/F/F/F/F >> kicked out >> Super Charger CHA WOONG KI (22, 5'8")/F/F/F/F >> kicked out >> Supercharger

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KIM GYU VIN (20, 6'0")/F/P/F/F/F - ewwwwww, NO you can't go again. You can go fucking home bro. This kid isn't good. He's like Kuanlin from Wanna One. Ppl just think he's good cause they like his looks. but he ain't even pretty! >> bruh, fail. he's jarring. >> fuck you star voters. If this kid gets into the final group, I'm not stanning them. HUI (31, 5'7")/P/P/P/P/P >> ofc he is gonna do fine PARK GUN WOOK (19, 6'0")/P/P/P/P/P >> is he crying or sweatibg when choreo homie is scolding them?? >> we all know he's gonna do fine KUM JUN HYEON (22, 5'11")/F/P/P/F/P - smartass kid, haha! >> idk man, I mean he didn't do BAD, but like, what DID he do? LEE SEUNG HWAN (24, 5'10")/P/P/P/P/P - apparently I really like this kid, but NAURRRRR you can't give the killing part another try. Not NOW bro? We need that good ass leader to put him in his place like he did the other kid. OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, ITS A HIDDEN CAM. >> i understand why I keep passing this kid! HIROTO (22, 5'9")/F/F/F/F/F >> no thanks *** I would be LIVID at the kids for being late! PARK HAN BIN (22, 5'9")/F/P/P/P - awww, this kid goes "can I trust myself more?" Yes bby! you can! -- I like this kid. He's on my team. >> Switch (voluntary) LEE YE DAM (21, 5'5")/F/P/P/P - oh wait, why was this kid voted off? NAURRRR JI YUN SEO (19, 6'0")/F/P/P/F OH SUNG MIN (23, 5'11")/P/F/P/F - why is this bitch always leading though??

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OH SHIT! they have to kick someone out??? so they'll kick the weakest naur? and then the weakest will have to learn a whole new fucking thing? BRUTAL

------------------------------------------------------------------------------omfg, large ass PARK GUN WOOK (19, 6'0")/P/P/P/P/P hiding behind that other kid. LOVE.

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Nevertheless nasıldır?

"Nevertheless," Güney Kore yapımı bir romantik drama dizisidir. İlk olarak 2021 yılında yayımlanan dizi, aynı adlı bir webtoon'dan uyarlanmıştır. Yönetmenliğini Kim Ga-ram yaparken, senaryosunu Jung Won hazırlamıştır. Dizinin başrollerinde Han So-hee ve Song Kang yer almaktadır.

Konusu

Dizi, genel olarak aşk ve ilişkiler etrafında dönmektedir. Yoon Na-bi (Han So-hee), kalbini kıran bir ilişkiden yeni çıkmış, aşka inancını yitirmiş bir sanat öğrencisidir. Park Jae-eon (Song Kang) ise aşka ve ilişkilere fazla bağlanmayan, flörtöz bir karakterdir. Na-bi ve Jae-eon'un yolları kesişir ve aralarında kaçınılmaz bir çekim oluşur. Ancak Jae-eon'un belirsiz ve mesafeli tavırları Na-bi'yi tedirgin ederken, Na-bi de Jae-eon'a güvenip güvenemeyeceği konusunda kararsızdır. Dizi, bu ikilinin karmaşık ve duygusal ilişkisini konu alarak izleyiciyi aşkın farklı yüzleriyle tanıştırır.

Oyunculuk

Han So-hee ve Song Kang, başrollerde güçlü performanslarıyla dikkat çekiyor. Nevertheless oyuncularından Han So-hee, daha önce "The World of the Married" dizisinde gösterdiği performansla tanınmıştı ve "Nevertheless" dizisinde de duygusal derinliği başarıyla yansıtıyor. Song Kang ise "Love Alarm" ve "Sweet Home" gibi diğer popüler dizilerdeki rolleriyle tanınmış bir ad. İkili arasındaki göreceğiniz kimya, diziyi izlerken izleyiciyi ekran başında tutmayı başarıyor.

Görsel Estetikler

"Nevertheless," görsel açıdan oldukça güzel bir dizi. Dizinin yönetmeni Kim Ga-ram, sahnelerin estetik açıdan göz alıcı olmasını sağlamış. Özellikle sanat okulunun atmosferi, karakterlerin duygusal durumlarını yansıtan renk kullanımı ve sinematografi, diziyi izlerken keyifli bir görsel deneyim sunuyor.

Dizinin Teması

Dizi, modern ilişkilerin karmaşıklığını ve insanların aşka bakış açılarını derinlemesine ele alıyor. "Nevertheless," sadece bir aşk hikayesi anlatmıyor, aynı zamanda bireylerin kendi duygusal yolculuklarını, güven sorunlarını ve kendini keşfetme süreçlerini de irdeliyor. Na-bi'nin Jae-eon ile olan ilişkisi üzerinden, izleyicilere aşkın hem güzelliklerini hem de zorluklarını gösteriyor.

"Nevertheless," modern aşk hikayelerini seven izleyiciler için etkileyici bir dizi. Güçlü oyunculuklar, dikkat çekici görseller ve derinlemesine işlenen temalar, diziyi ilgi çekici kılıyor. Eğer karmaşık ve duygusal bir aşk hikayesi arıyorsanız, "Nevertheless" tam size göre olabilir. İzlemenizi tavsite ederim.

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𝐅𝐢𝐥𝐦𝐨𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐡𝐲

𝐆𝐲𝐞𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐬𝐞𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐫��𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 | 𝐓𝐁𝐀 / 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟑 – 𝐘𝐨𝐨𝐧 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐞 𝐎𝐤

Yoon Chae-ok is a famous detective who can track down missing people, even ones who are dead. For more than 10 years, Yoon Chae-ok has worked with her father, Yoon Jung-won, to track down missing people, even ones who are dead.

She has a sharp eye and agile survival skills learned from her rough childhood roaming across Manchuria and Shanghai with her father. While investigating a series of missing person cases, including her missing mother's whereabouts, she crosses paths with Jang Tae-sang, the wealthiest man in Gyeongseong and the Master of the city's biggest pawn shop. Tae-sang is under threat from the Japanese police commissioner Ishikawa, whose beloved Korean mistress is missing. They strike a deal to assist each other in their respective missions. Chae-ok, Tae-sang and Jung-won infiltrate Ongseong Hospital in search of clues.

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𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐤 #𝟏 (사운드트랙#𝟏) | 𝐍𝐇𝐍 𝐁𝐮𝐠𝐬! & 𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐧𝐞𝐲+ / 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟐 – 𝐄𝐮𝐧 𝐒𝐨𝐨

Soundtrack #1 tells the story of the struggles of Eunsoo (Han So-hee), a songwriter, and Sunwoo (Park Hyung-sik), a boy who has been her best friend for 19 years.

When faced with the challenge of writing a hit song about a one-sided love, unexpectedly, the two must stay together and share a love story to complete the song.

Han So Hee portrayed Lee Eun Soo's bright and honest character in a fun way through her cheerful acting.

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𝐌𝐲 𝐍𝐚𝐦𝐞 (마이 네임) | 𝐍𝐞𝐭𝐟𝐥𝐢𝐱 / 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟏 – 𝐘𝐨𝐨𝐧 𝐉𝐢 𝐖𝐨𝐨 / 𝐎𝐡 𝐇𝐲𝐞 𝐉𝐢𝐧

My Name tells a story about female revenge and redemption. Teenager Yoon Ji-woo experiences bullying at Shin Young Girls’ High School because of her father’s involvement in the criminal underworld. After his sudden death, Ji-woo reaches out to Dongcheon leader Choi Mu-jin, who subsequently trains the girl over the course of several years, and helps her infiltrate the Inchang Metropolitan Police Department. The storyline follows Ji-woo as she attempts to identify her father’s killer while fighting against a misogynist drug dealer.

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𝐍𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐬 (알고있지만) | 𝐍𝐞𝐭𝐟𝐥𝐢𝐱 / 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟏 – 𝐘𝐨𝐨 𝐍𝐚 𝐁𝐢

Yoo Na Bi, a student at Hongseo University's Sculpture Department, who has given up on love but still wants to go out on dates. Due to a cruel experience with her ex-boyfriend, she no longer believes in destiny and has vowed never to fall in love again.

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𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐝 (부부의 세계) | 𝐉𝐓𝐁𝐂 / 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟎 – 𝐘𝐞𝐨 𝐃𝐚 𝐊𝐲𝐮𝐧𝐠

Yeo Da-kyung is the only daughter of Yeo Byung-gyu and Uhm Hyo-jung. Da-kyung grew up in luxury so she lives without worries and life goals. She majored in contemporary dance following her mother's wishes even when she had no passion or talent in dancing. Ultimately, she decided to stop dancing and became a pilates instructor. The innocent and vulnerable girl then fell in love with Lee Tae-oh, a married man, and has been having an affair with him for over two years.

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𝐀𝐛𝐲𝐬𝐬 (어비스) | 𝐭𝐯𝐍 / 𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟗 – 𝐉𝐚𝐧𝐠 𝐇𝐞𝐞 𝐉𝐢𝐧

Han So-Hee is cast for a supporting role in tvN drama series “Abyss” starring Park Bo-Young and Ahn Hyo-Seop. In drama series “Abyss,” Han So-Hee will play Jang Hee-Jin. She is the fiance of Cha Min (Ahn Hyo-Seop). She is a beautiful, but mysterious woman.

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𝐀𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐚𝐢𝐧 (옥란면옥)|𝐊𝐁𝐒𝟐 / 𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟖 – 𝐒𝐨𝐨 𝐉𝐢𝐧

𝟏𝟎𝟎 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐌𝐲 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐞 (백일의 낭군님) | 𝐭𝐯𝐍 / 𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟖 – 𝐊𝐢𝐦 𝐒𝐨 𝐇𝐲𝐞

Crown Princess, Kim Cha-eon's daughter and Lee Yul's wife. Like Yul, she is also forced into the marriage and is constantly neglected by her husband. She secretly harbours feelings for Moo-yeon, one of her father's hired killers and the father of the child she becomes pregnant with, causing great distress for her and her father, as she never consummated her marriage with Yul.

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𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐲 𝐅𝐥𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫 (돈 꽃) | 𝐌𝐁𝐂 / 𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟕-𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟖 – 𝐘𝐨𝐨𝐧 𝐒𝐞𝐨 𝐖𝐨𝐧

The show is about a family consumed by their greed and love for money, who are unknowingly being plotted against by a person within their inner circle. Here, So Hee’s character is a former employee of this family’s conglomerate and the secret lover of their CEO.

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𝐑𝐞𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝𝐬 (다시 만난 세계) | 𝐒𝐁𝐒 / 𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟕 – 𝐋𝐞𝐞 𝐒𝐞𝐨 𝐖𝐨𝐧

Reunited Worlds centers on the story of a 19-year-old who dies in an accident, only to mysteriously find himself alive 12 years later, not having aged a day. The drama served as So Hee’s TV acting debut, where she played the fashion journalist named Lee Seo-won. Her character was the fiance of Young-joon (played by Scarlet Heart Ryeo’s Yoon Sun Woo), and the daughter of a hospital director.

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One Spring Night (2019)

There are alot of things to like about this show, but it had some issues and may not be for everyone. Also, the first episode was very slow and hard to get through.

What Worked

The leads are great. There are some plot lines, especially with the older sister and her abusive husband that are difficult to watch, but also difficult to look away from. The show doesn't flinch about showing messy people and how they cause problems in the lives of those around them. And the cinematography is really good.

Something that kind of worked, but kind of didn't was the way the writer compared the two mail leads as potential love interests. One was a solid choice in terms of money and security, but had a weak personality. The other was a completely gamble as far as money, status, etc. but was also kind of nurturing. Throughout the show, the FL was forced to choose between someone who could make her father happy, or someone who could make herself happy. It's not really the kind of dramatic choices that I really care about, but it did make me think.

What Didn't Work

This show definitely suffered from main character syndrome. Everything was about the two leads and their story. Every conversation, even between two side characters who were unrelated, eventually lead back to the main loveline.

I would have found it more tedious, but in my mind I decided that it was an editing choice rather than poor storytelling. The secondary characters all have lives of their own, it's just that the audience isn't allowed to see it. Our camera only picks up on these characters when they're talking about the main leads. It's still not great, but it was an accommodation I made to keep watching.

The other issue was the stupid drawn out love triangle. At least it felt more realistic in that it wasn't an actual love triangle, it was just one guy who was obsessed with his ex, who was a bit wishy-washy.

The Performances

Han Ji-min as "the librarian" Lee Jeong-in. Really great chemistry with the male lead. Some good moments, but also so moments that felt a little flat. The character was written as very passive, especially at the start of the show, but it came across as someone who just didn't seem to know what she wanted, rather than someone who wants something they don't think they should be allowed to have. And maybe that passivity is the performance the director wanted, but it wasn't really fun to watch.

Jung Hae-in as "the pharmacist" Yoo Ji-ho. Really good chemistry with Han Ji-min. Alot of moments where he showed real depth and a range of emotions. I liked him better in Something in the Rain but still fun to watch.

Kim Jun-han as "the ex-boyfriend" Kwon Gi-seok. I think the actor did everything he needed to do, but he was just not able to make this character interesting. I know you can't cast someone too handsome / charismatic or it makes the second lead look too good of an option, but I can't think of a single scene where his character and Han Ji-min's character ever felt like a couple. Some of that was on the writer, but not all of it.

Joo Min-kyung as "baby sister" Lee Jae-in. Really funny actor that was good to watch. She was one of the few secondary characters that managed to break out of this main character syndrome, at least temporarily.

Song Seung-hawn as "the worst father" Lee Tae-hak. I despised this character, which means the actor did a good job. Was really believable as such an ordinary weak, mediocre and small minded person. I kind of wish he'd gotten more grief during the series, but I was glad they didn't "redeem" him either.

Im Sung-eon as "oldest sister" Lee Seo-in. This character was kind of in her own show, a terrible thriller / horror movie with an evil husband who will not go away. The actor did a great job with such a heavy topic and making it hit home. I would have liked more including some moments of levity, but this was not the kind of show that treated its secondary characters very well.

Lee Moo-saeng as "evil husband" Nam Si-hoon. A well written, well played, and completely despicable character. I didn't want more of this guy in the drama, but I was also glued to my screen for nearly every scene he was in.

Gil Hae-yeon as "the mother" Shin Hyung-seon. I really liked the performance even if there were times when I got really annoyed with the character. A definite improvement over the "bad mother" character in Something in the Rain. We had alot of characters in this show who were believably terrible, but it was good to have one that was a realistic mix of weak and strong traits rather than being all bad.

Lee Chang-hoon as "Student Bestie" Park Yeong-jae. I enjoyed this performance, and at times he seemed like the only sane one of the bunch. Still fell victim to main character syndrome at times, but fun to watch.

Oh Man-suk and Kim Jung-young as Ji-ho's father and mother. Fun to watch but not super memorable. Still enjoyed seeing them while they were there.

Ha Yi-an as "Best Boy" Yoo Eun-u. This little kid was adorable and I loved him.

Everyone else. The other actors did a good job, but the writer gave them very little to work with. Most of the time, their "job" was to spend time obsessing about the ML and FL and talking to each other about their relationship.

TL; DR:

Overall, a good melodrama with some thoughtful plot lines and alot of big feels. Not the best, but certainly worth giving a try. Maybe just skip parts of the first episode.

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hey! may i ask what projects you're working on now?

Hi!

Almost done with Im Ji Nah in Mask Girl and I'm still trying to pick the next one from my projects list (you can find it on my discord server or below), or whatever else catches my eye since that's also a thing.

• kim min jae / dali and the cocky prince • kim ok bin / love to hate you • park ji yeon / next door witch j; imitation • sara minami / kimi ni todoke • song kang / forecasting love and weather • nam yoon su / today's webtoon • hwang seung eon / new normal zine • kim hyun jin / cheer up • kwon na ra • park min young / her private life; love in contract • han hyo joo / happiness • seo joo hyun / private lives • lee si woo • lee joo bin • kwon na yeon (nana) / mimicus • jeon hyo sung / celebrity • jeon so mi / fast forward • lee jae wook / do do sol sol la la sol • ahn hyo seop / dr romantic 3 • lee da bin / live on • wi ha joon / the worst of evil • song kang / navillera • lee dong wook / single in seoul • jung yoo min / perfect marriage revenge • ji chang wook / welcome to samdal-ri • kim yoo jung / my demon

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NEVERTHELESS // KDRAMA DİZİ YORUMU

UYARI : Yazılar genel olarak spoiler içerebilir. İçermeyedebilir.

İmdb: 7,2 Benim Puanım: 7

Drama: Nevertheless (English title) / I Know But (literal title)

Hangul: 알고있지만

Director: Kim Ga-Ram

Writer: Jung Seo (webcomic), Jung Won

Date: 2021

Language: Korean

Country: South Korea

Cast : Han So-Hee, Song Kang, Chae Jong-Hyeop, Lee Yeol-Eum

Bir webtoon uyarlaması ile daha karşı karşıyayız. Bunun diğerlerinden farkı ise Kore dizilerinin içerik sınırlarını aşıyor olması. Bütün dizi boyunca ana karakterler bir kerecik öpüşsün diye saçımızı başımızı yolduğumuz o atmosfer yok. Aksine daha cesur, cinselliğin daha ön planda olduğu bir senaryo söz konusu. Tabi ki klasik bir Amerikan yapımı ya da netfilix cinselliğinden bahsetmiyoruz. Her şekilde diğer ülkelere nazaran edepliydi.

Dizi Yoo Na-Bi(Han So-Hee) karakterinin erkek arkadaşının sergisine gidişi ile başlıyor. Heykeltraş olan erkek arkadaş, ikilinin mahremiyetini gözler önüne seren bir heykeli seyirci karşısına çıkartıyor. İlk dakikadan dizinin aşka yaklaşımının rengi belli oluyor. Aşka inancını kaybeden karakterimiz kendini daha çok içine kapatıp yüzeysel ilişkiler kurmaya yöneliyor. Kendisi de okulda heykel bölümü öğrencisi olan Na-Bi bu kafa karışıklığı içindeyken Park Jae-Eon(Song Kang) ile tanışıyor. Jae-Eon ise sevgili olmanın zaman kaybı olduğunu, duyguların anlık yaşanması gerektiğini düşünen sanatçı kafası bir çocuk. Flörtleşmek onun için nefes almak gibi. Herkese karşı nazik, arkadaş canlısı ve neşeli davranıyor ama kimsenin peşinden koşmuyor. Diğer yandan bütün kızlar beyimizin peşinde, hepsi onunla bir şeyler yaşama derdinde.

Jae-Eon bir noktada kendini halka mal edip aynı zamanda bir çizginin gerisinde duruyor. Kendisi herkesin sevgilisi ama kimse onun sevgilisi değil gibi. Na-Bi ile tanıştıktan sonra kendi çizdiği hayali çizgileri zorlamak isteyen bir erkek karakteri ve aşka inanmadığına kendini inandırmaya çalışırken aşkı arayan bir kadın karakteri izliyoruz. Dizinin merkezinde “kelebek” var. Kelebeklerin hayatının kısa olması ve anlık mutluluğun önemi vurgulanıyor. Jae-Eon’un kelebek dövmesi ve Na-Bi’nin kelime anlamının kelebek olması gibi eliniz attığınız her yerden çıkıyor.

Yorum yapacak olursam, diziyi biraz tutuk buldum. İzlerken hep kendi okul günlerim aklıma geldiği için farklı duygularla izledim ama duyguları anlatmak olsun, hikaye örgüsü olsun son derece kısırdı. Song Kang son dönemlerde yıldızı parlayan bir oyuncu, birçok yerde kendini göstermeyi başardı. Oyuncuyu ilk Sweet Home dizisinde izlemiştim. Bence tam da rolü oydu. Bu dizideki duygusuz düz sahnelerde de oldukça başarılı olsa da duygusal yakın çekim sahneler pek ona göre değil gibiydi. Keza Han So-Hee’de aynı şekilde hiç duygusal sahne oyuncusu gibi durmadığından birbirlerini tamamlayamadılar. İkisi de kötü değildi aslında, sadece biraz tutuktular diyebilirim. Ama bu tutukluk senaryodan da kaynaklanıyor olabilir. Karakterler dizi boyunca duygularını kendine sakladılar. Öyle ki, bizden bile sakladılar. Bir ara diziyi “neden ki, şimdi n’oldu, eeee?, yahu söyle işte neyse” şeklinde izlediğimi fark ettim. Bazı noktalarda ise karakterler gerçekten ne hissettiğini anlamıyormuş gibiydi. Elindeki sahne noktalarında ne yazıyorsa onu söylüyor ya da oynuyor ama neden yaptığını bilmiyormuş gibi davranıyorlardı.

Bütün bunlara rağmen, dizinin aurasından mı bilinmez kendisini izletmeyi başardığını düşünüyorum. Belki dönemine ve ülkesine göre cesur olmasından kaynaklıydı ama yadsınamaz bir gerçekti. Dudaklarını birbirine dokundurup öpüştük diye gururlanan çiftler yerine daha gerçekti bir görsel sunuyorlardı. Aslında sırf bu da değil, yan rollerin verdiği mesajlarda bir o kadar yenilikçiydi. Rahat konuşmaların olması, lezbiyen bir çift ile  LGBT’ye değinmeleri gibi Amerikanvari yaklaşımlar vardı.

Darısı başımıza diyelim. Biz çok şükür açık seçik sahne yapmayı öğrendiğimiz gibi bokunu çıkarttık. Daha çok tabuları yıkan göstere göstere yapmak yerine fikirlerin ön planda olduğu yapımlarda yaparız umarım.

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Boys Planet, Post Episode 8 Analysis: What Next for the Eliminated Trainees? 

In this post, I’ll give you the full analysis of the Korean vs. Global vote for the top 30. Then I’ll tell you the ranking of the eliminated trainees (ranked 29 through 51), and I’ll discuss what I think will happen next for each of the eliminated trainees! I also found a few last notes from eliminated trainees posted on social media that I can share with you. I think it’s all decently interesting so click Read more or Keep reading or whatever, get your spreadsheets and calculators ready (jk, I already did that) and let’s go!!!!

Voting analysis:

Spreadsheets are the best, my friends. 

Here is the top 30 as it would be if only Korean votes counted (no benefits). The number after the name is the trainee’s real rank in episode 8. Trainees whose “Korean only” rank is five or more spaces different than their real rank will be marked in bold.  

Sung Hanbin               1

Han Yu Jin               3

Kim Tae Rae               7

Kim Gyu Vin               6

Kim Ji Woong             5

Zhang Hao               2

Seok Matthew            4

Kum Jun Hyeon 10

Wang Zi Hao             19

Park Gunwook   9

Hui                         11

Park Hanbin             13

Yoo Seung Eon 17

Yoon Jong Woo 15

Ricky                       14

Keita                         8

Na Kamden             20

Zhang Shuai Bo 23

Lee Jeong Hyeon 24

Seo Won             18

Mun Jung Hyun 29

Lee Seung Hwan 21

Ma Jing Xiang 30

Jay                       12

Takuto                         25

Cha Woong Ki            26

Chen Kuan Jui 22

Hiroto                         28

Haruto                        16

Ollie                         27

It’s kind of interesting that the Korean population really likes Wang Zi Hao, but is comparatively cold towards Keita, Jay, and especially Haruto. Given the way that the show works, it’s more important to have Korean support than global support, so expect Wang Zi Hao to have a decent chance at making the Top9 at the end, and brace yourself to lose Keita, Jay, and Haruto. I know, I’m bummed too.

It’s also kind of interesting that if the Korean population was in charge, the two “evil edited” trainees, Ma Jing Xiang and Zhang Shuai Bo, would be much higher ranked, and in fact, MJX would have survived this elimination. You’d think that the sinophobia that MNET manifests again and again would influence Korean voters, but it doesn’t seem to. 

And here is the inverse -- the top 30 as it would be if only Global votes counted (again, no benefits). Again, the number after the trainees’ names is their real rank. Particularly noteworthy differences are marked in bold.

Zhang Hao                 2

Keita                             8

Seok Matthew     4

Sung Hanbin                 1

Kim Ji Woong                5

Han Yu Jin                 3

Jay                           12

Haruto                           16

Kim Gyu Vin                 6

Park Gunwook     9 

Ricky                           14

Kim Tae Rae                 7

Hui                           11

Wang Zi Hao               19

Yoon Jong Woo   15

Park Hanbin               13

Kum Jun Hyeon   10

Chen Kuan Jui   22

Ollie                           27

Seo Won               18

Lee Seung Hwan   21

Hiroto                           28

Takuto                           25

Yoo Seung Eon   17

Cha Woong Ki             26

Na Kamden               20

Zhang Shuai Bo   23

Lee Jeong Hyeon   24

Mun Jung Hyun   29

Ma Jing Xiang            30

Obviously, just that top 4 is interesting -- Zhang Hao in number 1, and Sung Hanbin sinking to 4th place behind Keita and Matthew. It’s also kind of interesting how the international community doesn’t seem to be super into Kim TaeRae, my little cousin, Kum Jun Hyeon, or titanium voiced Yoo Seung Eon. This does suggest that if any of them make it into the final lineup, they may end up not as popular down the road, though who really knows -- I mean, did anyone see Chaewon from Iz*one ending up where she is now? Or Yunjin, who didn’t even make the Iz*one lineup? 

I think the varied support is actually kind of good news for a lot of the trainees -- if they don’t make the final lineup in Korea, they might be able to go a more ATEEZ/Everglow route of being popular globally, even if they’re not super popular in Korea. It’s still making a living through singing and dancing, and I think a lot of them would be glad for that. 

Eliminated Trainees: Final Ranking and What’s Next 

29. Mun Jung Hyun 30. Ma Jing Xiang 31. Cai Jin Xin 32. Anthonny 33. Park Ji Hoo 34. Wumuti 35. Oh Sung Min 36. Lee Ye Dam 37. Brian 38. Jung Min Gyu 39. Chen Jian Yu 40. Lim Jun Seo 41. Ji Yun Seo 42. Dang Hong Hai 43. Cong 44. Lee Dong Yeol 45. Krystian 46. Bak Do Ha 47. Lee Da Eul 48. Park Hyunbeen 49. Jung I Chan 50. Choi Woo Jin 51. Lee Dong Gun

I found that ranking online, and while I can't confirm it, it strikes me as accurate. Below, I'll discuss what I see ahead for the various eliminated trainees, including a few who were eliminated in the first cut. I got out my crystal ball and tarot cards and watched the crows outside for a while and then typed up what came into my head. Let's go!

The WakeOne trainees: Anthonny(32),  Mun Jung Hyun(29) and Oh Sung Min (35)

I’m optimistic for these trainees because WakeOne has a serious pool of talent on their hands. They sent ten trainees to the show, and we can hope that most of them will make it into the WakeOne group, which will be called, oh I don’t know, Won1One or something. 

Wakeone trainees Kim Tae Rae, Park Hanbin, and Haruto are both doing really well on the show, and seem to me quite likely to make it through the next cut. Lee Jeong Hyeon and Cha Woongki are a little lower ranked but are both getting noticed, in different ways.  Anthonny, Mun Jung Hyeon, and Oh Sung Min at least survived the first cut, and Anthonny and Mun both almost survived the second. And Anthonny had a lot of early support -- he was ranked 8th i the first episode. So he certainly got some viewer’s attention, even if their gaze strayed later on.

The two trainees who were cut in episode 5 are less certain to debut in Won1One, but it’s not impossible. Park Min Seok, who you may have forgotten, was the leader of the blighted K-leftovers team in Eps 3-4 and ended up shooting up in the rankings from 84 to 61. I think if the voting period had gone a little longer, he might have survived. Min, who you may also have forgotten, was chosen by Keita for the Kill This Love team, and I trust Keita’s assessment of him, so Min must have some skills -- but he wasn’t particularly popular, so he’s the one I’m most worried about seeing again. 🙁

It seems likely that at least one of TaeRae or Park Hanbin will make the final Bepler lineup, so if so, while he or they are performing with Bebler, I’m hopeful that Wakeone will be getting some songs ready to debut their team as soon as they’re done. I’m looking forward to seeing them all again. Won1one, fighting! 

The Yuehua trainees: Brian (37) and Ji YunSeo (41)

Yuehua sent eight trainees -- remember the two “Kick It” groups? Only Brian and Ji YunSeo have been eliminated; the other six --  Ollie, Ricky, Zhang Hao, Han Yu Jin, Kim Gyu Vin, and Yoo Seung Eon are all obviously doing pretty well on the show so far. I think it’s fair to say that at least two of those are going to make the final lineup (Hao + at least one of Yujin and Gyuvin), and I think Ricky is at least going to pass the next cut. SeungEon might as well, but Ollie probably won’t, in part because he jammed his smelly finger into the camera during the “Planet Camp” bit this episode and that will make viewers associate him with bad smells, subconsciously, and they won’t want to vote for him as much.

But regardless, Yuehua is 8 for 8 in terms of having trainees pass the first cut, and 6 for 8 in trainees passing the second, and that’s pretty good. I don’t see any reason for Yuehua not to debut a team of eight and call it, oh, I don’t know, Everboy, or Boyglow. No real reason to leave out Brian and Ji YunSeo. I mean, YunSeo was in that Backdoor team that performed on M-Countdown, and that video is still getting plenty of views -- so even though his popularity wasn’t super strong, he is going to continue to get exposure. He also is a really solid vocalist. And Brian is a cutie-pie who is also a native speaker of English. So I feel pretty good that Brian, YunSeo, and all the rest will land on their feet, just fine. Everboyglow, fighting! 

The houses: Bak Do Ha (46) and Jung Min Gyu (48)

Both of these trainees are actors. Mingyu (the red house) already been in some minor dramas and stuff, and DoHa (the blue house) was in this webseries with Jiwon from Cherry Bullet. I think both of them left a good impression in terms of their personality and looks -- Mingyu is a bit more lovable, and Doha is a bit more “sexy”, but I think both were likable, and that’s important. I neither think nor hope that either will debut as idols, but I think both will do well as actors, and that’s cool for them and us! K-dramas, fighting!

Krystian:

Krystian’s going to be fine, ya’ll. 

Check out his insta -- @krystianwang. I think the “I’M FREEEEE!!!!!” caption says it all. He also has a post with the Limousine performance with the caption “LIMOUSINE (R.I.P크리스티안)” - - that a R.I.P. for the Korean spelling of his name. He has another post with a selfie and the caption “No rush, no rush.” So yeah, I think he’s fine. 

My prediction? I think he’ll go more of a B.I. / Jackson Wang route of just making the music he likes and releasing it through Youtube. I hope he does, in fact. I don’t think he’s made to be a team player.  

Krystian, Jiayou!  加油!

The other Chinese trainees: Cai Jin Xin, Chen Jian Yu, Ma Jing Xiang, and Wumuti 

I think Ma Jing Xiang will probably go into modeling. He’s 6’2 and 19 years old, and I just think modeling will be easier for him. I’m sure he’ll be fine! 

Cai Jin Xin is signed with an agency called TopClass, which also manages Xiaoting from Kep1er but not really anyone else. Like MJX, he’s also 6’2 and 19 years old. I think he’s demonstrated that he has a lot of trouble with both vocals and dancing, and I think he’ll end up going into modeling as well. 

Chen Jian Yu is a little bit of a different story. He seems really heart-set on becoming an idol -- he did Youth With You 3 before he came to Boys Planet. Problem is, though, that on his intake form he said that he is still looking for his specialty, and that seems to be the case, even though he’s 24. He’s signed with an agency called Star On Entertainment, about which I can find NOTHING online. So…  I don’t know what will happen for him. But it’s not like he was notably dreadful, but he missed his cue in the Star Level test, and made a few obvious dancing mistakes in the GGang performance. I wish him well, and it’s not impossible that he’ll eventually land on his feet, but I’m not super optimistic. 

Boys Planet was also the second survival show for Wumuti -- he participated in Under19, but he left the program right before the final episode citing “personal issues.” He did well there, and actually did pretty well here, finishing in 34th place. I think he has an amazing work ethic, as shown in the first hour of Episode 8. I bet he impressed all the industry people he met in those producer meetings, and maybe something good will come out of that. He’s devoted to this, and I don’t think he’s going to give up. Between his hard work, his sweet attitude, his charm, and his singing voice, I think he could find a place for himself. I’m not sure if China will embrace him, due to his status as an ethnic minority, but I hope so. Hey, go follow him on Insta! He’s @wumutit . He posted this note:

Chinese trainees, Jiayou!  加油!

The Vietnamese trainees: Cong (43) and Dang Hong Hai (42)

Vietnam is for sure into kpop -- when I was there a few years ago, I remember seeing a big billboard for GWSN (oh, GWSN! 🙁) -- but it absolutely does have its own music scene. I don’t know much about it -- I only know Love Charms by Bich Phuong, which is a complete BOP. I’m low key obsessed with it. If you listen to it and hate it, I will personally mail you some cheese crackers as an apology for having wasted your time. In any case, my point is that Vietnam is building its own music scene. Cong and DHH are both super popular in Vietnam, especially DHH, and if things don’t work out for them in Korea, I think they could easily make a good living as idols in Vietnam. DHH probably has a better shot -- he was more popular than Cong, and also is signed to Fantagio, while I don’t think Cong is signed at all. It’s not impossible that Fantagio will sign Cong and they’ll debut together. Fighting, guys! 

The wunderkinds: Park Ji Hoo(33) and Han SeoBin (60)

I always think about this moment in episode 1, when Hui stole the first chair seat from Park JiHoo. That’s all we knew about JiHoo then, that he had just gotten that seat. What did he do to get it? Knowing him like we do know, I bet he challenged whoever it was to a rap battle or something. Did we see whatever he did? Nope. 

I’m so glad we got to know him a bit more in later episodes. We also got a glimpse of his friend, Han Seobin, who seems to have earned the respect of the judges and trainees alike. 

I think JiHoo and SeoBin probably would have hated being on Bepler anyway. They’re signed to H1GHR MUSIC, which is where the judge pH1 is signed, among a bunch of rap artists I’d actually heard of, like Sik-K, and producers I actually recognize as well --  GroovyRoom and Woogie. Go make your own music, you teenage geniuses. I believe in you. 

The babies: Lee Da Eul(47), Lim Jun Seo (40), and Lee Dong Gun (51)

Lee Da Eul and Lim Jun Seo are both signed to 143 Entertainment, which is also home to iKON, as in, yes, that iKON, the one that used to be at YG. iKON moved there only a few months ago, when their contract expired at YG. So 143 must be doing something right. 

143 is also home to a small girl group called Limelight, which features MiU, a Japanese trainee who was eliminated from GP999 in the first round. Their song Eye to Eye isn’t terrible, by the way. And Lim Jun Seo is in the video, if that’s a draw for you? Also, it’s not impossible that Kang Yeseo and Mashiro will end up in that group when their term of service is done with Kepler.

So what I’m saying is that 143 Entertainmnet seems to be on the way up, and has demonstrated a willingness to debut groups relatively soon after their members leave reality shows, even if they don’t do stunningly well. 

I think people will forgive DaEul, because he’s a boy and boys get forgiven in Korea. And people always liked JunSeo just fine despite his obvious need for more training. So I predict that 143 Entertainment will put them in a group with one or two more boys -- maybe an ex Youth With You-3 trainee they dig up, or a few other lost lambs from LOUD or even Boys Planet -- and they’ll call it, oh I don’t know, BoyStage or something, and they’ll put out a pre-debut single that fuses trop house with both synth pop and yelling, and the video will get 1 million views over the course of 6 months. After that, my crystal ball goes dim. But fighting, boys! I wish you both well. 

As for Lee Dong Gun, he is apparently a member of a pre-debut group called Rare House, so he’s being managed, though who knows if anything will come of that. He’s really pretty, and a good dancer, and is still really young. His singing obviously needs a lot of work. He didn’t exactly thrive on this show, but he certainly had some fans. We’ll just see what the future holds for him. Fighting!

The Dongsaengs: Park Hyunbeen (48) and Choi Woo Jin (50)

Park Hyunbeen is signed to Jellyfish, along with General Gunwook and his two sergeants who he lost in episode 5,  Han Yu Seop (85) and Jang Yeo Jun (62). 

Choi WooJin is signed to RedStart Media, along with my little cousin, Kum Jun Hyeon, and the two trainees who were cut in episode 5, Hong Keon Hee(84) and the talented Kim Min Seoung(58).

So in both cases you have one popular trainee in a group of four, with only one of the other three surviving to the second cut. But also in both cases you have some talent in the trainees who got cut. Park Hyunbeen is actually pretty charming on stage, Hong Keon Hee just sort of makes me smile, and Kim Min Seong, though completely ignored by MNET, is really great, you guys. He was on the Backdoor-K team! He’s the one who does the flip right at the end of Backdoor -- and you know that MNET hates him because they only showed it once. THEY ONLY SHOWED A BACKFLIP ONCE, YOU GUYS. (Right before he does the flip, the whole team shouts MINSEONG-AH! affectionately. Watch it again!)

Anyway, it’s hard to know what will happen, but I fear that both these groups of four will debut post-Bepler, and it’ll be like WekiMeki and Gugudan, or Astro or CIX or even IVE, where a few extremely popular trainees vastly overshadow the rest of the group. 

So here’s what I propose, Redstart and Jellyfish, and hear me out. Put all eight of these trainees on a group together! Gunwook can be the leader and center, Jun Hyeon can be main vocal, and the rest can be sub vocals and rappers. You can name the group, oh, I don’t know, R.J.A.S.F., pronounced “Raz” (the J and the F will be silent). It’ll stand for “Red Jellyfish Always Swim Free” and the group concept will be that they are encouraging their fans to swim through life’s troubles with bright cheer. I mean, I’m on board, aren’t you? RJASF, Fighting! 

The Nugus: Lee Dong Yeol (44), Lee Hwanhee (46*), Jang Ji Ho (63), and Winnie (80) 

*Lee Hwanhee withdrew after episode 5, but was ranked 46 at that time.

I don’t know what’s going to happen to either Up10tion or NINE.i in the future. It’s not impossible that being on this show will boost these two groups. It happened for Nu’est when 4 of their members went on Produce101 Season 2. But it doesn’t strike me as super likely in this case. 

So I hope for good things, but don’t expect them. 

Seo Won, who is on NINE.i with JiHo and Winnie, is still on the show, but it seems extremely unlikely that he’ll make the final Top9. Neither JiHo nor Winnie made much an impact, unfortunately. So we’ll have to see.

Up10tion’s contracts are all up in 2023 and a bunch of them have already left the agency, but not the group. Will they start to get better songs now, if they have more control in the future? Will people give them a chance? I don’t know. But I do know that Spin Off by Up10tion is a great song that just gets better the more you listen to it. Lee Hwanhee’s vocals are all over that thing. Go give it a listen. It can only help. Fighting, guys! 

The Conundrums: Lee Ye Dam (36) and Jung I Chan (49)

These are two who are a bit tougher to know what to do with.

Jung I-chan, who I think prefers to call himself E-Chan, just doesn’t seem set up to be a K-pop idol. His facial expressions show every stray thought he has. He seems to lose focus quickly and seems to lack self-control or a sense of what he might seem like to other people. On the other hand, he has some musical talent and a lovely singing voice. Please go check out his Youtube Channel. He posts a lot of covers that he’s clearly making in his bedroom on a little Casio keyboard or something, but they’re good. My hope for him is that he gets to make OST songs (those are soundtracks for dramas -- a good reliable source of income for people who can actually sing but can’t really dance or perform), because really, that’s what he can do: sing. Good luck, hon. 

As for Lee Yedam, oof, this is tough. I think his agency wants to push him as a soloist, but it’s not going to work out for him as a soloist. Yeah, it breaks my heart. I think he’s so effing talented, you guys. And a cutey! Shorter guys are sexy too! I don’t know what the obsession is with height. Shorter people are better on airplanes! They eat less so they’re climate friendly! Hurray for short people!

Anyway, I don’t think his agency can field a whole boy group to put him on, so I hope that he breaks his contact and goes to another agency where he can be put in a boy group. Just as there are visual members, and sexy members, and cheerful members, a lot of boy groups have “unthreatening” members. You know, the boy who is a little more approachable than the others, and who girls can daydream is their boyfriend that they cheat on with the sexy member. On Exo, it’s Xiumin. On SHINee, it was probably Onew (when they debuted). On NCT, I’d say it’s probably Doyeon, but I don’t know NCT too well. On TXT, it’s probably Taehyun. You know what I mean? Often the approachable member is also super talented, too, and it’s not like they’re unpopular, but they’re just not usually people’s bias.

Lee Yedam would be ideal for that kind of role. He's a super talented all-rounder who would be a good addition to basically any team. He can pull off cute concepts and sexy concepts. He would be unlikely to be people’s biases, but fans of the group would be protective of how talented and sweet he is. So Yedam, if you’re reading this -- go find a bigger agency that can put you on a big team. Maybe go approach Jellyfish or Redstart! 

Lee Yedam, fighting!

Everyone, fighting!

So that brings me to the end of this post. I can’t really see the future, but as always, I hope everyone find a soft place to land. I really, really, do.

And you, too, dear reader. May your bed be comfortable at night, may your coffee be hot in the morning, and may your afternoons be lazy and bright. 

See you next time! 

(And btw, sorry for the lack of images in this post, but it would have taken a long time to add them and I just want to try to keep up with the episodes!)

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75 Kpop idols with names that start with ‘K’:

K.Will

Kai

Kang Chan-hee

Kang Daniel

Kang Doo

Kang In-soo

Kang Kyun-sung

Kang Min-hyuk

Kang Seung-yoon

Kang Sung-hoon

Kang Tae-oh

Kangin

Kangnam

Kangta

Kanto

Kasper

Kebee

Ken

Kevin Moon

Kevin Oh

Kevin Woo

Key

Kidoh

Kiggen

Kihyun

Kim C

Kim Dong-han

Kim Dong-hyun

Kim Dong-hyun

Kim Dong-jun

Kim Dong-wan

Kim Feel

Kim Hee-chul

Kim Hyun-joong

Kim Hyung-jun

Kim Jae-duck

Kim Jae-hwan

Kim Jae-hyun

Kim Jae-joong

Kim Jae-yong

Kim Jeong-hoon

Kim Ji-hoon

Kim Ji-hoon

Kim Ji-soo

Kim Jin-ho

Kim Jin-woo

Kim Jong-hyun

Kim Jong-kook

Kim Jong-min

Kim Joon

Kim Jung-mo

Kim Jung-woo

Kim Junsu

Kim Ki-bum

Kim Kyu-jong

Kim Min-kyu

Kim Ryeo-wook

Kim Se-yong

Kim Seok-jin

Kim Sun-woong

Kim Sung-jae

Kim Sung-joo

Kim Sung-kyu

Kim Tae-woo

Kim Woo-jin

Kim Woo-seok

Kim Woo-sung

Kim Yo-han

Kim Yong-jun

Kino

Ko Ji-yong

Koo Jun-hoe

Kris Wu

Kwak Jin-eon

Kwon Hyun-bin

The ‘K’ in ‘K-Pop’ stands for ‘Kihyun.’

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✧ BOYS PLANET ✧

♬ 난 빛나 (Here I Am)

Performance : https://youtu.be/Mjr47ikehQE

개인 직캠 평가 ✧ Personal Fancam Evaluation

✧  K Group

Bak Do Ha : https://youtu.be/TU3uhyNtGGI

Cha Woong Ki : https://youtu.be/v6fROiJi9Ws

Choi Ji Ho : https://youtu.be/OAdq6pviee4

Choi Seung Hun : https://youtu.be/sz5OsiveA8c

Choi Woo Jin : https://youtu.be/Ohnp66lKgEA

Han Seo Bin : https://youtu.be/oUOlzH3X6Aw

Han Yu Jin : https://youtu.be/ydGl_IFi3FU

Han Yu Seop : https://youtu.be/9bZ-gZylwmM

Hong Keon Hee : https://youtu.be/BpIlXVFHjGk

Jang Ji Ho : https://youtu.be/CZY6BY6sOw0

Jang Min Seo : https://youtu.be/Hn678umf0Fk

Jang Yeo Jun : https://youtu.be/UzpEwJJHn6w

Jeon Ho Young : https://youtu.be/tOc6OHkdACU

Jeon Woo Seok : https://youtu.be/lBz8vOQFvK0

Jeong I Chan : https://youtu.be/KPQRmc1gTW0

Ji Yun Seo : https://youtu.be/fobffSueBrs

Jung Ho Jin : https://youtu.be/3RM6dwIpc7s

Jung Hwan Rok : https://youtu.be/aSg5ObFQkh0

Jung Min Gyu : https://youtu.be/049YjrVYVtw

Jung Seyun : https://youtu.be/AhOjA3TUvpg

Kim Gyu Vin : https://youtu.be/xG9FNdNB230

Kim Ji Woong : https://youtu.be/SwfZKhDGjgs

Kim Min Hyuk : https://youtu.be/He-NrJEuy_4

Kim Min Seoung : https://youtu.be/B0bB-RF1mP8

Kim Tae Rae : https://youtu.be/zaK7pIidqI0

Kum Jun Hyeon : https://youtu.be/fYOvJvsON1A

Lee Da Eul : https://youtu.be/YibTo5IZZns

Lee Dong Gun : https://youtu.be/3UyEdqftl5s

Lee Dong Yeol : https://youtu.be/xCZYzVqYkBk

Lee Hoe Taek : https://youtu.be/3bn4kSlttl4

Lee Hwan Hee : https://youtu.be/8BmElozNY6Y

Lee Jeong Hyeon : https://youtu.be/XGUDgPSBvtA

Lee Seung Hwan : https://youtu.be/fuF6DbtL8PM

Lee Ye Dam : https://youtu.be/YCNeSZB3UjM

Lim Jun Seo : https://youtu.be/r3P-Yb_MCTU

Mun Jung Hyun : https://youtu.be/Rl_evZWcNMs

Oh Sung Min : https://youtu.be/7IlrOkPIuvE

Park Gun Wook : https://youtu.be/ZWg0YQWnkqM

Park Gwan Young : https://youtu.be/DEWX3UynSDg

Park Han Bin : https://youtu.be/eAMMpUlFUO0

Park Hyun Been : https://youtu.be/a92evo-_sbQ

Park Ji Hoo : https://youtu.be/hwW0mPENBg4

Park Min Seok : https://youtu.be/6-NuCM0JeUo

Seo Won : https://youtu.be/EoVsL3gay3k

Sung Han Bin : https://youtu.be/iec9H1mRpyI

Yoo Seung Eon : https://youtu.be/SPDdPOPx3Ts

Yoon Jong Woo : https://youtu.be/2h3OEwNWjFQ

✧  G Group

Anthonny : https://youtu.be/c24Akrm-nM4

Brian : https://youtu.be/bHHhQx4afco

Cai Jin Xin : https://youtu.be/wE9Du--2ch8

Chen Jian Yu : https://youtu.be/30OO-LInHa0

Chen Kuan Jui : https://youtu.be/ILgDjnh-sto

Chen Liang : https://youtu.be/hrygoDHR2E0

Chen Ren You : https://youtu.be/KytpBF333m0

Chen Yu Geng : https://youtu.be/Osn5BFr8qqc

Cong : https://youtu.be/4D57KLMs7UE

Dang Hong Hai : https://youtu.be/Y2DXaxNlAW0

Dong Dong : https://youtu.be/oaTqWvZm9v4

Feng Jun Lan : https://youtu.be/frLm-MCzwrw

Haru : https://youtu.be/wCSJA3FAs14

Haruto : https://youtu.be/BZfWFiyD_rY

Hyo : https://youtu.be/B_AbXgdTvMA

Ichika : https://youtu.be/zu6METmleVo

Hiroto : https://youtu.be/flLFBN55SFU

Itsuki : https://youtu.be/SqpQ9gVWpQM

Jay : https://youtu.be/9My2lAi6khE

Kei : https://youtu.be/s9kK8CCWPEY

Keita : https://youtu.be/9HRSwubzFB4

Krystian : https://youtu.be/Twz6vXn8aOA

Lin Shi Yuan : https://youtu.be/d7aoSqYyyR8

Ma Jing Xiang : https://youtu.be/HBW6raEhhyI

Min : https://youtu.be/YZ_u3BZ0azc

Na Kamden : https://youtu.be/XrqylbtmNGI

Nice : https://youtu.be/ypIvWujbhTM

Ollie : https://youtu.be/YTLnxahNZNY

Osuke : https://youtu.be/8g5jdB-zc-Y

Ouju : https://youtu.be/NsOggvMNsKA

Qiu Sheng Yang : https://youtu.be/fKe_y6PWSrU

Ricky : https://youtu.be/zSUUnQxYI2M

Riku : https://youtu.be/ZZA2yzeSpV8

Seok Matthew : https://youtu.be/aMeVqhEhJes

Takuto : https://youtu.be/WCUjnTfE344

Toui : https://youtu.be/LrA8IHrO3DA

Wang Yan Hong : https://youtu.be/LmI9bLUKuuQ

Wang Zi Hao : https://youtu.be/JW2AR63Fbus

Wen Ye Chen : https://youtu.be/GmFwTENK_uA

Winnie : https://youtu.be/ws_FzoH89og

Wumuti : https://youtu.be/ds-6aD8gx-0

Xuan Hao : https://youtu.be/fW3xVc1qv24

Yang Jun : https://youtu.be/HyUNcaWRllU

Yuki : https://youtu.be/G9RVfIxkHKU

Yutaka : https://youtu.be/FXR6WNP50Ls

Yuto : https://youtu.be/9BttLucmFwM

Zhang Hao : https://youtu.be/jh9gQv5FQgc

Zhang Shuai Bo : https://youtu.be/CX0itU_n1jM

Let’s Shine! ✧