Lee Jun Ho and Lee Se Young impress the viewers with their acting skills in the last episode of “The Red Sleeve”.

In the finale of MBC’s Friday-Saturday drama “The Red Sleeve”, which was broadcast on New Year’s Day, there was a scene where King Jeong Jo (Lee Jun Ho) and Seong Deok Im (Lee Se Young) break up forever.

Seong Deok Im (Seong Eui Bin), who falls ill while being pregnant, prepares for her last moment. King Jeong Jo then rushes over, but Seong Deok Im goes to visit the court ladies whom she is close to.

When Jeong Jo asks, “Did you not want to see me?” Seong Deok Im says, “Your Highness, did you really love me? If so, in the next life, if you see me, please pass me by. Let me live the way I wish to in my next life.”

From here, Lee Jun Ho’s acting skills are taken to another level. He holds Lee Se Young’s hand with trembling hands and sheds tears.

Later, when Seong Deok Im closes her eyes, Jeong Jo breaks down in tears, “I was wrong”, “Deok-im ah, please don’t go”, and “Don’t leave me.”

The acting performance of both the main leads is full of sadness that brings tears to the viewers’ eyes. This scene gets even more heartbreaking because, in history, King Jeong Jo and Seong Deok Im (Seong Eui Bin) broke up after a short time together.

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BTOB’s Lim Hyun Sik is making waves globally with his emotional OST See The Light for the hit drama When the Phone Rings.

The song, which was officially released on November 30, 2024, has quickly climbed the ranks and entered the top 10 on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart, securing the 10th spot as of January 4th.

See The Light is featured in key scenes of When the Phone Rings, a secret romance thriller starring Yoo Yeon-seok and Chae Soo-bin. The drama has captured the hearts of viewers worldwide, and the OST has played a big part in its success. The song’s piano and guitar elements, combined with a powerful instrumental buildup, enhance the drama's emotional moments and leave a lasting impression.

Since its debut, When the Phone Rings has been dominating rankings on platforms like Netflix, and the OST’s success on Billboard just a month after release shows the global impact of the series.

The soundtrack also features other popular tracks like Hwasa's I Feel It Now, Lim Yeon’s Breath, Jae Yeon’s Is It Okay If I Love You, and Suran’s Hear Me Out, all receiving positive feedback from fans both in Korea and internationally.

When the Phone Rings will air its final episode on January 4th, bringing an end to the gripping drama, but its OST will surely continue to resonate with audiences around the world.

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