Bex

I loved the show A LOT, but the ending lacked... something? Maybe I was craving for Gi Osung's police father to react to the situation or to see what happened to Jaebum after he was arrested. Not to mention a kiss between Chanmi and Sooheon lol. I also must admit that even though I could tell that Sejin and Wonseok were dating, I wasn't very pleased with the "the only gay kid has gay parents" trope (but maybe his two fathers were a coverup story so he didn't have to come out to Chanmi, that's my headcanon). Great drama though, it was extremely exciting.

There is a little romance between the two leads (no kiss). It gets as dark as murder cases probably get, and it also delves into a rape case. The "revenge" scenes with the Hero get quite graphic.

OK so at least this drama hasn't been forgotten!!!! This Korean article from December 22nd talks about Chorokbaem Media's end-of-year finances, and it mentions that Youth is in their future lineup: https://view.asiae.co.kr/article/2022122209514643589

OMG??? WUMUTI'S BACK???????

All my thoughts exactly (especially the pot)!!!!!!!!! I really thought the producers would make it much "tamer" since it's a K-BL and because it's starring idols. This really refreshened my excitement, I cannot wait!

Three episodes in and I can conclude that every single problem with this drama so far happened in post-production... the quality of this is amazing and the actors are great but there's just something about the video/sound editing that irks me

It was supposed to be lighthearted, so why did it make me so sad throughout the show?😭

Ah, I promised myself to only watch one episode a day, but I’ve already seen four now😭

They FINISHED filming in 2021 so I really don't understand what the holdup is🥲

Leo's voice is so much brighter than I thought it would be lol😭

WHAAAT it isn't available in my region on Viki😭

If this never gets released, it would be such a huge waste of money. Wasn't this supposedly the most expensive K-drama ever produced?😭

I agree, I would never watch it if they said they were forced to do it! However, when the drama production company released a statement regarding OMEGA X's abuse, it seemed to say that both Yechan and Jaehan put a lot of earnest work into it. Maybe (and hopefully) this show was something they indeed wanted to do?

They released an official statement about the drama: https://www.instagram.com/p/CkhUk1Thdzt/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

THIS MONTH, LET’S GO!!

OMEGA X's agency released an official apology: https://www.soompi.com/article/1551040wpp/omega-xs-agency-releases-official-apology-regarding-allegations-of-ceos-violence-against-members

I can't be the only one who feels that it's lousy though, right? It just doesn't seem realistic that after THREE instances of abuse from their CEO that "the members and the agency have currently resolved all their misunderstandings"...

Random question: What exactly is Jun-ho’s job title? I know he’s not an attorney, but I don’t exactly understand what he does at Hanbada

OK, so since we know that Mok-jin wrote the Dear.M posts, I'm only left with one question. Did he write the posts for Hwang-bo Young, or as a psychology experiment?

I’m on holiday in England right now, and I’m so jealous because I found out that they air this show on Netflix UK as they do on Korean TV! Back home, only the first four episodes are out. I considred binging everything released while still here, but then I’ll have to wait nearly a month for new episodes to release where I’m from😭😭

LET'S GO LESBIANS LET'S GO

Taehyun has some psychological issues (because of a traumatic past) which also shapes the way he acts around Da-yeol