If So Rin doesn't end up becoming a member of Dahlia, then I really don't know why that story line even exists. All their scenes are either the four girls walking around the company, or practicing the same choreography over, and over and over again. No group in the history of k-pop probably spent as much time in a single choreo as these girls have.
The MVP of this show for me is Ye Seung. Her frustration is my frustration. And the playground kid takes the runner-up spot.
The show is almost done and I'm still not sure why both Luice and Si Woo are so infatuated with So Rin. She's like the typical YA heroine that isn't anything special but somehow manages to charm and be loved by every single person around her. I wish they would have shown more of her struggle and heartbreak over having to give up her dream of becoming an idol because of the tinnitus. That want super underutilized and would have been massively helpful in fully fleshing out the character.
Shout by Anto ButeraBlockedParent2022-08-28T19:45:14Z
If So Rin doesn't end up becoming a member of Dahlia, then I really don't know why that story line even exists. All their scenes are either the four girls walking around the company, or practicing the same choreography over, and over and over again. No group in the history of k-pop probably spent as much time in a single choreo as these girls have.
The MVP of this show for me is Ye Seung. Her frustration is my frustration. And the playground kid takes the runner-up spot.
The show is almost done and I'm still not sure why both Luice and Si Woo are so infatuated with So Rin. She's like the typical YA heroine that isn't anything special but somehow manages to charm and be loved by every single person around her. I wish they would have shown more of her struggle and heartbreak over having to give up her dream of becoming an idol because of the tinnitus. That want super underutilized and would have been massively helpful in fully fleshing out the character.