5 K-Dramas To Watch If You’re Into K-Pop: ‘The Best Hit,’ ‘Imitation,’ More!
Are you a K-Pop fan and a K-Drama addict at the same time? Then this is for you! What's the best way to end the stressful weekend than by watching healing dramas in the comforts of your own room?
Here are five must-watch K-Dramas that focus on idol life! Check these out!
'Imitation'
"The Glory" star Jung Ji So transforms into an aspiring K-Pop star in "Imitation," and takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride of emotions.
She showcases her hardships as a rookie actress and the victories she experienced when she gets back on her feet whenever she falls.
Apart from its heartwarming narrative, "Imitation" also made sure to deliver eye candies to viewers, even casting K-Pop groups of different generations including g.o.d., T-ARA, SF9 and ATEEZ.
'The Best Hit'
Rom-com queen Lee Se Young teamed up with Yoon Shi Yoon, Kim Min Jae, Cha Eun Woo, Cha Tae Hyun in the inspirational comedy series "The Best Hit" in 2017!
The best part of the series is it's laced with fantasy and romance, following the life of a '90s idol who's living in the modern world.
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Although "The Best Hit" didn't dwell on the idol life like "Imitation," it's a heartfelt work that tackled real-life issues and struggles that are rampant in the idol industry.
'IDOL: The Coup'
EXID Hani, survival show contestant Kim Min Kyu and veteran star Kwak Si Yang are enough for fans to tune in to the idol-centered series "IDOL: The Coup"!
Like "Imitation," the series tells the struggles of an idol group who couldn't reach stardom despite their hard work, making it the most realistic and saddest work in this list.
The drama gives viewers a first person point of view of what happens behind the glitz and glamour of the entertainment agency, which includes aspiring idols' challenges to make ends meet while pursuing their life-long dreams.
"IDOL: The Coup" is an awe-inspiring work that will make anyone giggle, weep and fall in love all over again!
'Let Me Be Your Knight'
Another star-studded drama including Lee Jun Young, "Let Me Be Your Knight" boasts the perfect combination of comic relief and angst.
The series follows the story of a popular K-Pop idol who suffers from mental health issues who falls in love with the doctor of their group. The catch is that the doctor is a faker.
Funny, witty and also emotional, "Let Me Be Your Knight" gives the viewers an in-depth look into the minds of K-Pop idols and their struggles with mental issues.
'The Heavenly Idol'
Perhaps the funniest work in this list, "The Heavenly Idol" starring Kim Min Gyu and Go Bo Gyeol follows the story of a high priest who wakes up in an idol's body one day.
It's a jam-packed work that has romance, fantasy and comedy all in one, which appeals to viewers of all ages.
In particular, the irresistible visuals of the two lead stars also attract many viewers. In fact, "The Heavenly Idol" is one of the most anticipated works of 2023.
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Written by Elijah Mully.
