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Red Carpet

Song recommendation today~

Have you guys seen Temporary Idols? It’s on Netflix and it is amazing. SuHyun from AKMU is in it, that’s how I found it, as well as Kwon HyunBin from JBJ, Kim Hee Jung, Hwang Seung Un, and Kwon Young Deuk. It’s pretty short, and the OST is only two songs, but I love it all! One from the OST is Red Carpet - live fancam ver. below, posted by Daf Xx on YouTube.

Hope you enjoy the song and/or drama :)

~Mechta

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DORAMA

Tras un tiempo alejado del negocio, un productor musical regresa con un proyecto en mente: lanzar un grupo de pop mixto.

Episodios: 5 episodios

Duración: 35 min aprox

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"I'm not that crazy, you know? And a real lunatic wouldn't look crazy at all."

-- Jung Tae Kyung from Part-Time Idol

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Part-Time Idol

Plot: After creating a bunch of famous idols, a producer begins to question the whole process of making a star, so he goes on a break for a few years. Once he returns to the company, he gathers some trainees left on the back burner and tries to launch a co-ed idol group. The trainees undergo some peculiar training to debut in this group.

My Feelings: There are only 5 episodes so the story is very rushed. The problems the group face tend to get resolved easily. With more time I’m sure the story could have been fleshed out more and the story given time to bloom. The story overall is very cute. The main characters are all sweet and have almost funny problems. There is also a nice romance. Two of the idols fall for each other in a very cute way and are adorable when together. Its a very subtle romance. They treat each other differently then the rest of the group and that grows into a nice confession. I would have liked more episodes and to see the continuation of the relationship. If you want a short cute show then this is the one for you.

3/5

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Part-Time Idol is amazing.

I’m only on episode 2 and it’s quickly become my favorite K-Drama 😂😂

#part-time idol #part time idol #it’s so funny I’m dying #literally rotfl #I am ugly laughing #it’s so great #k drama

Part-Time Idol

♦♦ Synospis ♦♦

Le cofondateur de la YZ Entertainment, le producteur Jeong Tae Gyeong, réapparaît après 8 ans d’absence et décide de former un nouveau groupe mixte.

Pour cela, il regroupe des apprentis et apprenties, un chorégraphe et Lee Su Hyeon des Akdong Musician. Chaque membre, sera aidé par le groupe et le producteur, à vaincre ses difficultés avant de débuter.

♦♦ Les personnages principaux ♦♦

Jeong Tae Gyeong : C’est le cofondateur de la YZ Entertainment, il s’est adapté 8 ans et il compte bien créer un groupe d’idols. C’est Kim Min Gyo qui le joue.

Su Ah : Une des membre du groupe, elle a des problèmes d’argent et à le traque quand elle est devant beaucoup de monde qui la fixe. C’est Hwang Seung Un qui la joue.

Kim Hee Jeong : Une autre membre du groupe, elle se faisait harceler plus jeune et est devenue très colérique. C’est Kim Hee Jeong qui joue son propre rôle.

Gwon Hyeon Bin : Un des membre du groupe, il est égocentrique et ne sais pas vraiment danser et chanter. C’est Kwon Hyun Bin qui le joue.

Lee Su Hyeon : Egalement une des membre du groupe. Ce n’est pas une apprentie, elle fait partie du groupe Akdong Musician avec son frère. Depuis que son frère est parti à l’armée, elle s’est renfermer sur elle même et n’arrive plus à faire des hautes note. C’est Lee Su Hyeon qui joue son propre rôle.

Kwon Yeong Deuk : Le 2ème membre masculin du groupe. Tout comme Lee Su Hyeon, ce n’est plus un apprenti mais est un profeseur de danse. Il apprend à danser à tout les membres du groupes. Son rève était de faire parti d’un groupe, mais il n’avais jamais pu. C’est Gwon Yeong Deuk qui le joue.

♦♦ Critique et ma note ♦♦

J’ai adoré ! L’histoire était cool, les personnages géniaux. Juste un petit bémol, les nombres d’épisodes et le temps qu’ils prenne pour chaque temps. Il y a 6 épisodes et chaque épisode dure un peu 30-35 min. J’aurais mis un 20 si on aurait plus a approfondi. Mais, un autre point positif, on as envie que les groupe existe dans la vraie vie! Et tout les guests donnent encore plus de réalité au drama! Bref c’était super! Je vous la conseille vivement! Je lui met un 18/20!

♦♦ Remerciement ♦♦

Je remercie :

https://www.nautiljon.com pour la synopsis

https://www.netflix.com/fr/ qui ma permis de regarder ce drama

https://www.tumblr.com sans qui je n’aurais pas pu faire cet article

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Sorry for posting nothing for quite a time... I’ve been busy doing other things, but, also, I, once again, lost my computer (PS: HP is hell, don’t buy HP, Like, in seven years, I went through three computers), but now I’m settled on a new computer that I hope would last me for a time. But when I was still computer less, I couldn’t really write, so my reviews took a time to be published... Yep, I passed my days like in old days, correcting some of my stories and playing videos on my phone... It was quite pitiful...

You know, there’s something a little bit ridiculous... I don’t even have an NetFlix’s account, but I’m somehow seeing all those exclusive shows... You know, that’s the beauty of streaming. By the way, it’s quite easy to find even if you don’t have an account, so if you’re interested you’ll probably find it somewhere on the net. Also, I’m not that found of YG dramas. The ones I’ve seen so far aren’t that good, but I put away all these prejudices and just watched it as any other web series.

As always, I tried to put the less spoilers it was possible in the review, but some might have escaped me, so please stay careful as you read.

Part-Time Idol is a music web drama. Jeong TaeKyung was once a famous producer. After an incident, he started to reconsider his career and traveled through the world to find himself. When he returns to Korea, he decides to take under his wing a bunch of misfits, since he truly believes that they are star material and would be, one day, successful.

As any web series that is produced by YG, the plot was quite cliché. I mean, it’s once again a story of rejects who unify and become super awesome. Because it followed such story line, the progression was quite predictable - there was nothing that could really be qualified as a plot twist (well, there were some, but... It’s not big “plot twists” so you shouldn’t expect a lot out of them even if they aren’t bad). But it doesn’t mean it was bad. It was a quite light and humorous drama that was easy to watch (about 5 episodes) and never dragged. Even if the concept was usual, it’s a concept that I liked, so I was pleased with it. The thing I was probably the more pleased with was that it treated of quite important subjects and didn’t banalize them (even though since there was no heavy drama, it made them appear a little bit easier to solve than they truly are) such as anxiety, suicide and anger management. The thing that I liked the less about this drama was that it relied a lot on slapstick. A little bit of slapstick is not bad, but... When there’s too much of it, it can become annoying.

Even if the characters were really typical, I did really like them. They had an awesome progression and even if their personality didn’t change a lot, you could see an evolution in the character as they managed to deal with their own limits and tried to overcome them. Also, they are quite human. As said before, they aren’t perfect. SoAh can’t be on stage. SooHyun can’t hit her high notes anymore after losing her confidence. HeeJung has some anger management issues. HyunBin craves for attention but is unable to perform well. And TaeKyung is constantly held back by his past. Like that, they don’t seem really nice, but once you get to know them, you’ll probably appreciate them. Especially TaeKyung that was well-thought and well-developed considering he’s a web drama character. I mean, he had quite some depth. The only character who fell short was the bad guy. I mean, he had very little development. He was really superficial and seemed quite materialistic.

I’ll conclude here because if I continue, I’m going to talk about how much I like HyunBin and I’m so glad that he’s in dramas. The plot would be worth a 8/10. The characters a 3/5. And the tearjerker factor a 0/5.