He’s absolutely not lol the tweet quotes are spreading misinformation. The CEO and the ex-idol / fashion director are close in age, they started a fashion company together, he isn’t the CEO of the idol’s agency. Kang Hoon and his character Kang Hagi are nothing like Jay Park lmao I like both but come on
The cinematography and transitions are amazing, and easily the strongest aspect of this drama. The music is great too, it adds so much to the already crazy scenes. The storyline is quirky and I like the dark humour. They really nailed the nouveau riche vibe of the YouTuber family, their outfits and belongings are hilariously tacky; that Chanel jacket FL wore at their second home to impress the rich, conservative older lady cracked me up. Everyone keeps asking “BL/GL?” under every drama featuring two young actors of the same gender and gets disappointed that it’s not, but it’s the hidden gems not advertised as such that have young queer couples. The storyline for the adults is so messy, it’s reminding me of Mad Concrete Dreams and Beef, and the suspense is great too, I can’t wait to see what happens next!
This drama has everything I like - ghosts, a chaebol heiress, luxurious settings, a (smart) detective, crime cases, a nice OST, humour, fun intro, spooky vibes, nice styling and outfits, good chemistry between the leads, and great actors. Liking it so far, the first two episodes exceeded my expectations!
I honestly don't mind it as long as its moderately used. Overreliance kills creativity.
The big fight was almost entirely AI, it made me dizzy. The structures in the sky were so unnatural. When human artists design creepy things, it atleast looks artistic or comprehensible, easier on the mind. Another example is the centipede in the first episode of Doctor On The Edge, it looked unnatural and repulsive rather than just regular CGI creepy.
Here’s a post from the AI “studio”:
https://www.instagram.com/p/Da-ScyDEYVv/