• Seo Kang Joon’s 'Undercover High School' tops charts in 5 Asian countries and dominates buzz rankings for 5 weeks straight

    MBC’s latest Friday-Saturday drama Undercover High School is proving to be a massive hit, not just in Korea but across Asia! Since its premiere, the drama has been creating waves, topping rankings and sparking heated discussions online.

    According to the FUNdex from K-content research agency Good Data Corporation, Undercover High School ranked No.1 in overall TV buzz rankings—including both drama and non-drama categories—for five weeks in a row.

    Lead actor Seo Kang Joon also took the No.1 spot in the “most buzzworthy TV drama actors” category for five consecutive weeks, with co-star Jin Ki Joo also ranking high, proving just how much fans are loving this series.

    The drama’s success isn’t just limited to TV ratings. Undercover High School has been dominating the 20-49 demographic viewership, peaking at 3.3%—a major feat in today’s competitive drama scene.

    It’s also ruling OTT platforms, ranking No.1 in Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines for two straight weeks (March 10–16) on Viu, Asia’s biggest regional streaming service.

    With just two episodes left, viewers are on edge, wondering how things will unfold for Jung Hae Sung (Seo Kang Joon), Oh Soo Ah (Jin Ki Joo), and Seo Myung Joo (Kim Shin Rok). The suspense is real, and fans can’t get enough!

    Netizens are hyped, sharing their thoughts, “Seo Kang Joon’s acting is just next level!”, “Jin Ki Joo and Seo Kang Joon have insane chemistry!”, “Kim Shin Rok is a total scene-stealer.”, “Even the supporting cast is top-tier!”, “Why is UnderSchool only 12 episodes?! We need more!”, “This is what a real hit drama looks like.”, “Every single actor nailed their role perfectly.” and etc.

    Are you watching Undercover High School? How do you think it will end? Let us know your thoughts!

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  • NCT Wish gets called out for their cold behavior on live broadcast — SHINee's Key tells them to do better

    SM's rookie group NCT Wish stirred up controversy during a recent live radio broadcast due to their seemingly uninterested attitude.

    On April 22, SBS PowerFM's "Escape from the Two O'Clock Cultwo Show" featured Chuu, who recently made her comeback, alongside NCT Wish members.

    Chuu’s bright and energetic reactions kept the atmosphere lively, but the NCT Wish members’ contrasting behavior quickly caught attention.

    Throughout the broadcast, many of the members kept their eyes on the floor, gave short answers, or spoke in a vague manner, showing little enthusiasm.

    During a challenge on the show, only a few members seemed engaged, while the rest appeared almost completely unresponsive. This passive behavior didn’t go unnoticed by listeners.

    Fans expressed disappointment, with some commenting, “Other small rookie groups can’t even get on this show, so it makes you think a lot,” “They don’t show any eagerness. I wish I could live this comfortably too,” and “Chuu, a senior, is working hard to react, but they should respond back.”

    Others speculated that the group's sudden rise to fame may have made them lack sincerity, saying, “Maybe the popularity came too easily, and they lack sincerity. It seems like they didn’t start from the bottom, debuting with the name ‘NCT’ under a big company, which might be their mistake.”

    In the middle of the broadcast, SHINee’s Key made a notable comment, saying, “I’m watching, so do well,” adding a bit of pressure on the young group.

    However, some fans defended the group, pointing out that NCT Wish, which is still in its second year and includes foreign members, might just be lacking experience in broadcasting. They suggested that the members are still adjusting and that they will likely improve with time.

    Fans are now eagerly waiting to see how NCT Wish grows and changes in the future!

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