• "Semantic Error" Kissing Scenes Revealed To Be Suggested By Park So Ham and Park Jae Chan And Weren't Originally in the Script

    The behind-the-scenes story was revealed that some kiss scenes in the BL (Boys Love) drama "Semantic Error" were suggested by actors Park Seo Ham and Park Jae Chan.

    According to a report by SportsW on March 11th, the director of WATCHA's original drama "Semantic Error" announced that Park Seo Ham and Park Jae Chan added kiss acting in a scene without physical contact.

    The director said that the ending of the 8th episode, where Sang Woo (Park Jae Chan)'s feelings burst, was originally bland because there was no touch, but Park Seo Ham, who plays Jae Young, suggested kissing.

    It was then announced that the kiss scene of the epilogue was also created by the active character immersion of Park Seo Ham and Park Jae Chan.

    The two suggested their opinions, saying that it would be weird if there was no kiss scene after grasping the character's feelings in the play.

    The director praised the actors, saying that the scenes became abundant with the perfect teamwork of Park Seo Ham and Park Jae Chan's ideas.

    "Semantic Error" is a work that drew attention by gaining favorable reviews for its outstanding acting skills, even though it has a rare genre called BL.

    A drama depicting campus romance of two polar opposite youths, Choo Sang Woo, a computer engineering major and 'loner' who's living a perfectly organized life, when a snob designer and 'popular' Jang Jae Yeong came to his life like an error.

    "Semantic Error" topped the TOP10 rankings immediately after its release, followed by a successful hit by ranking first in WATCHA's viewing rankings for three consecutive weeks over the weekend.

    Meanwhile, Park Seo Ham entered the training center on March 10th. He will receive basic military training and fulfill his duty as a social service worker.

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  • BTS's V Causes MASSIVE Crowd Chaos in Indonesia - Fans Flock to SimInvest Event for Exclusive V Merch

    BTS’s V is creating major buzz in Indonesia once again, and this time, it’s all thanks to his role as a global ambassador for the financial platform SimInvest!

    In March 2023, V was chosen as the face of the Indonesian investment platform, and he continues to hold the title for the second consecutive year. SimInvest has seen impressive growth thanks to V’s loyal fanbase, particularly among the younger generation. The platform expressed their delight, revealing that V’s influence has played a huge role in their success.

    For 2024, the platform is making an exciting move by adding legendary actor Jackie Chan as a co-ambassador alongside V. SimInvest hopes that this partnership will boost the platform’s appeal even further and help build trust among a wider audience.

    To celebrate the incredible growth, SimInvest threw an event in Jakarta from January 16 to 24. They set up a special booth at the MRT station where fans could grab exclusive V-themed merchandise and enjoy free coffee. As expected, the turnout was massive, with fans flooding the station and forming long lines. The crowd was so large that the event had to be paused multiple times for safety reasons, as SimInvest had to manage the growing number of fans. Both the company and the fans were in awe of the overwhelming "V-effect"!

    V’s popularity in Indonesia is undeniable. On Instagram, he was recently ranked as the second most influential celebrity in the world—just behind Cristiano Ronaldo. He also tops the search volume charts on Indonesia’s Google Trends for Korean stars.

    This isn’t the first time V has caused a stir in Indonesia. Back in 2021, during BTS's ambassadorship with Hyundai Motors at the Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS), a "Hyundai x BTS" photo booth saw V being the most popular member with attendees. Fans couldn’t get enough of the global superstar!

    It’s clear that V’s impact in Indonesia—and globally—continues to grow stronger, with fans everywhere eager to show their love for the K-pop icon!

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