K-Pop K-Drama ‘Spring Of Youth’ Offers Music, Romance And A Mystery
The post K-Pop K-Drama ‘Spring Of Youth’ Offers Music, Romance And A Mystery appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ha Yoo-joon, Park Ji-hu and Lee Seung-hyub star in ‘Spring of Youth.’ Viki.com Spring of Youth is a k-pop k-drama that offers pop star romance, musical duels and a melodic mystery. This entertainingly escapist and sometimes appealingly silly romcom is focused on a rock star, Sa-gye, whose dreams all seem to have come true. He’s the much-adored leader of the band The Crown and he sometimes acts without thinking. Sa-gye has always wanted to be a star and worked diligently to achieve his goal, overcoming a major physical injury that almost cost him his sight. Despite this drive to succeed he repeatedly gets himself in trouble and is eventually bumped from the band. While suspended he decides to attend college, but studying quietly alongside his fellow students is not that easy. He expects adulation and he gets some of that, but he also gets a reality check and is forced to rearrange his priorities. Sa-gye is played endearingly by Ha Yoo-joon, who recently debuted in the drama Namib and is a member of the new idol band AxMxP. The rookie actor shines brightly while playing the disgraced-yet-optimistic pop star prince. Despite getting kicked out of the band the character is clueless about how badly he’s messed up. There’s a music major attending his school and he can’t stop thinking about her. That student, Bom, is also a songwriter. Sa-gye becomes intrigued when he hears the music her locket plays. It’s the song he’s been hearing in his dreams. The talented Bom is played by Kim Ji-hu, who played the youngest sister in the drama Little Women and appears in the films Concrete Utopia and House of Hummingbird. Bom is a pretty serious student and can’t imagine why Sa-gye might pursue her and ask her random questions, like “what song is…
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Ha Yoo-joon, Park Ji-hu and Lee Seung-hyub star in ‘Spring of Youth.’ Viki.com Spring of Youth is a k-pop k-drama that offers pop star romance, musical duels and a melodic mystery. This entertainingly escapist and sometimes appealingly silly romcom is focused on a rock star, Sa-gye, whose dreams all seem to have come true. He’s the much-adored leader of the band The Crown and he sometimes acts without thinking. Sa-gye has always wanted to be a star and worked diligently to achieve his goal, overcoming a major physical injury that almost cost him his sight. Despite this drive to succeed he repeatedly gets himself in trouble and is eventually bumped from the band. While suspended he decides to attend college, but studying quietly alongside his fellow students is not that easy. He expects adulation and he gets some of that, but he also gets a reality check and is forced to rearrange his priorities. Sa-gye is played endearingly by Ha Yoo-joon, who recently debuted in the drama Namib and is a member of the new idol band AxMxP. The rookie actor shines brightly while playing the disgraced-yet-optimistic pop star prince. Despite getting kicked out of the band the character is clueless about how badly he’s messed up. There’s a music major attending his school and he can’t stop thinking about her. That student, Bom, is also a songwriter. Sa-gye becomes intrigued when he hears the music her locket plays. It’s the song he’s been hearing in his dreams. The talented Bom is played by Kim Ji-hu, who played the youngest sister in the drama Little Women and appears in the films Concrete Utopia and House of Hummingbird. Bom is a pretty serious student and can’t imagine why Sa-gye might pursue her and ask her random questions, like “what song is…
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