Crushology 101

I'm currently 4 eps into crushology 101 and it just keeps reminding me of when i watched cheer up. The vibes it gives, the university settings, the second leads, etc and everything just reminds me of it. So if you liked either one of these, I'd def recommend watching the other one because they're kinda similar. <3

Similar situations, college setting, some characters are Art students, common fluffly vibes, nice songs...
Both shows pretend to give lessons about dating, but Dating Class is better, and much less predicable than Crushology 101.
Kim Min Chul appears in both shows playing very cute and nice characters.

Crushology 101 and Hierarchy have some similarities in the way both explore high school relationships, popularity, social status and the pressure that comes with being around the “popular” crowd. Both have female leads who get pulled into complicated relationships and friendships, with romance mixed with jealousy, secrets and social drama. The biggest similarity for me is probably how both show that behind the perfect image of popular students, there are a lot of insecurities, hidden feelings and complicated relationships. But Crushology 101 is much lighter and more romantic, while Hierarchy has a darker and more intense atmosphere.

Love Untangled and Crushology 101 both have that cute, youthful coming-of-age feeling where romance, friendship and self-confidence are all mixed together. The female leads are dealing with their own insecurities while trying to understand love and relationships, and both stories show how much your friends can influence those experiences. There are also plenty of awkward moments, crushes, misunderstandings and funny situations that make the romance feel natural rather than too serious. More than anything, both have that nostalgic school/college romance vibe where it feels like you are watching young people slowly figure themselves out along with their feelings.

Crushology 101 and Love Revolution feel similar because both are lighthearted school romances that focus a lot on young love, friendships and the little moments of growing up. Both have a popular or noticeable female lead surrounded by different personalities, while the male leads slowly become more important to them. They also have that cute, sometimes awkward romance where misunderstandings, jealousy, friendship drama and funny moments are mixed together. The biggest similarity for me is the youthful vibe — both dramas feel very easy to watch and give that nostalgic feeling of school days, crushes and having a whole friend group around you.

If the secret romantic guesthouse was set in Joseon era, then Crushology 101 was set in modern era. Both dramas have similar theme of a young woman being approached by several handsome young men and she would be ended with one of them.

Both dramas have been released in 2025
Both drama are romances taking place during college years.
Both dramas are bad…sorry

- Overall the vibe is same, music, college and art things which is very refreshing to watch in both of them.
- fml is stuck between 2 or 3 males.
- even one of it's character reminds me of song kang in nevertheless

Both dramas are similar because of the female leads first love and by the some situations their first love is not workout anymore and their relationship where over.

Both the shows have a similar romance trope though the plots are different!!!
FL and 4 ML characters

They are the same vibe.
They both have love triangle and they both contain college life.
They are a little cringe but also comedy in their ways

The app Love Alarm is created to notify users when someone within 10 meters likes them, without revealing who it is. Kim Jo Jo, a high school student who lost her parents at a young age, lives with her aunt's family, which makes her life difficult. She doesn't download the app because her phone is too old.

Hwang Sun Oh, a popular student from a wealthy but emotionally distant family, attends the same school as Kim Jo Jo. His best friend, Lee Hye Yeong, likes Kim Jo Jo, and Hwang Sun Oh kisses her to confirm his feelings.

In defiance of her family’s opposition, Song Ah gets accepted to the music school of the same university where she originally majored in business. As she’s seven years older than her classmates, she finds her new academic life daunting and struggles to find strength. One day, she hears Joon Young playing “Träumerei," which comforts her. Joon Young is a talented pianist who started playing the piano when he was six. He’s been friends with Jung Kyung, the granddaughter of Kyunghoo Group’s CEO, for a long time, and is in love with her. When he decides to keep his distance from Jung Kyung, he meets Song Ah.