The difference between different dramas: Chinese dramas: Two people are wrong for each other, but they have lots of chemistry. After going through many things, they finally get married and have a son (but the male lead was hoping for a daughter) Korean dramas: Two people are wrong for each other, but they have lots of chemistry. After going through many things, they kiss passionately, then break up, then get back together Japanese dramas: Two people are wrong for each other, but they have lots of chemistry. After going through many things, they are still not together because even though they have lots of chemistry, they are still wrong for each other. Thai dramas: Two men are right for each other but at least one of them is straight. After going through many things, they realize they are in love, break up due to homophobia, and then get back together Mexican dramas: Three people are wrong for each other but have lots of chemistry. Who will end up together? 7 seasons later, we find out. USA dramas: Two people are wrong for each other, but they have lots of chemistry. Two seasons later they sleep together, but are still not a couple. Season four they get together. Season five they break up. Season six they get back together. Season 7 is terrible, they get married and possibly have a baby, but the show gets increasingly terrible until it is finally cancelled after Season 9.
In kdramas the process is slow because they want you to feel the emotions that characters are feeling and I think its really cool its like reading a novel. Once I read a English novel and I loved it so I watched the movie of that too. But it was different I didn't enjoy it like I enjoyed the book. Everything happened so fast.
I mean... Depends on the adaptation AND on the media, of course a kdrama with multiple episodes and a book with hundreds of pages will be able to cover more than a 2 hour movie lol
I can see Byung-Eun acting in a K-drama in the future and trust me I'll be the one watching all his shows and looking up his age 😂 He's really a piece of art (no exaggeration)😍
Yeah, he’s always been in commercials so far. And that’s the closest at the moment to witnessing him being in a kdrama. I hope to see him more in actual kdramas in the near future.
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@@jutrzenka7503 I wouldn't choose the topic, no. I'd have no more say than anyone else. Just, these vids are so funny and I don't want her to go. She's a ball-buster. I see so much of myself in her. lol But, I think it'd be neat to see them react to that episode of Family Guy where they go to Korea. It's all about K-dramas and K-pop. I think it'd be a fun video. Oh, and around the holidays, compare Christmas traditions:)
Kdramas are definitely for people that love romance as the main plot. I find romance as a genre, very boring. So I can’t stand the ‘traditional’ type of Kdramas. However, there’s multiple Kdramas that have romance as a side plot at best and they’re excellent.
Yeah, people think k dramas are only of romance genre because romance dramas are more popular. But there are definitely dramas from other genres which are very good like international level and totally deserve more recognition. Koreans are so good at making slice of life dramas. I also don't watch romantic dramas that much. I watch dramas of other genres
Exactly its so good when its like that. My favorite is abyss for that reason because they slowly fall in love while the plot progressing but its not the main focus. I know there are other drama like that I'm just blanking on the name.
Kdramas are just like [fate will bring us together] [walking under an umbrella in the snow] [melancholy at the beach] [rich boy falls in love with middle class girl] [penthouse] [mixes soju and beer] [reincarnation of the love interest] [SECOND LEAD SYNDROME] [kimchi] [ramyeon] [unexpected friendships] [“its been you all along”] [oppa] [height difference] [our love can overcome everything] [romcom with a serial killer subplot] [getting jealous over past relationships of your SO] [love confessions in the park] [staring at your crush while they’re sleeping] [finding your first love unexpectedly] [estranged fathers] [overbearing mothers] [waking up with full make up on] [found families] [living happily ever after]
Suji listing her favorite drama and when she mentioned "heirs" I was shocked because it's one of the kdramas I'm currently watching... What a coincidence
@@annaluciaschmitz I finished watching penthouse about two months ago and yes I can agree it's good I was on the edge of my seat through out the whole drama
Happy to hear them mention the amnesia arc in nearly every K-drama. I explained to my husband that amnesia in a k-drama is like a Starbucks in Seattle. You find it even when you're not looking.
I feel like asian dramas often have more characters than western ones. This seems to help build the story more and allows for the slow builds to still feel impactful and entertaining. Unfortunately, I have to limit how often I watch asian dramas because I really do get sucked into them and it's difficult to return to my normal life, haha.
I actually think J-dramas are faster paced than Korean. Like not necessarily the romance progression (that's probably similar to K-dramas), just the overall storyline is paced closer to what I'm used to in western TV 🤷🏻♀️ #my2cents
I will watch an Japanese drama ,any recommdetion?In k dramas there are 18 episode ,at 16 th episode everybody learns whats going on actually.They are so sweet by the way.☺️👏
One of the reasons why I love kdramas is because they're very emotional, many of them have plot twists that you would never see coming in a million years, and it's always so much fun to watch. I just don't get that same experience when I watch american shows, and so I appreciate it a lot from kdramas.
I never got into dramas here in the US because they usually focus on plot and feel shallow. So I stuck to reading where I could get a more satisfying story. Once Kdramas were added to netflix and I gave them a shot, I really appreciated the way they focused on the characters. It's a much more rewarding experience that way.
Suji always represents us common folk accurately. It's not that the western dramas aren't intentionally crude. Its just the storyline doesn't always conclude with the couple maintaining a relationship as the main plot so we as the audience are desensitized to them having relations. Also k dramas are hilarious for having 20 different angles of the same scene for emphasis. Having dramas be a good mixture of both cultures would be ideal. Byungeun had nothing to be nervous over he did his job well but how flustered he got was funny. Also Seungwoo imitating Suji accent is funny cause he says it with a thick accent too. Loved this video it was cute. 😂 I recommend they react to Euphoria it's an enlightening show to say the least please warn them though it is nothing like a k drama. 💜
No no no. Suji is wrong. 😂😂🤣🤣 Japanese dramas Pull you in by having the characters KISS on episode one - then they never touch or hold hands again for 15 episodes. C-Dramas are the best mix. but most of the time you suddenly see the characters wake up in the bed and you're like wait... the spicy stuff happened!?!?
oh right I also rate chinese drama to be lot bolder in terms of dialogues but they do offer really good chemistry without anything too sexual, although their bromance genre is the best in the world.
Yes to that! One Cdrama I watched, in the morning after scene, girl was all shy and the guy was all “You took advantage of me” pull the bed sheets off and they were both fully dressed. So, did it happen or not? Took a few more episodes to confirm cuz the FL was pregnant.
@@khmerchef LOLOL exactly the pull so much budget for those Gucci and Chanel outfits they wear them in bed. One of the last ones I watched I was so taken out of it because the ML in a full 9 piece suit in bed several scenes. 🤣🤣
my fav kdramas: (1)yong pal 용팔이 2)goblin (or apparently the actual english name is guardian: the lonely and great god) 쓸쓸하고 찬란하神 - 도깨비 3)extraordinary attorney woo 이상한 변호사 우영우 4)crash landing on you 사랑의 불시착 5)hotel del luna 호텔 델루나 those are definitely my top 5 but there are so many others that are still so good and worth the watch! i just cant start listing them because then i couldnt quit and would be here all night!
There aren’t many series/dramas just completely based on romance in at least America. But there are really amazing shows in other genres. Shows i like are breaking bad, the umbrella academy, peaky blinders(UK), the walking dead(lol) etc and some sitcoms as well If romantic shows are your thing then kdramas are the ones for you
yes there are you just need to type kdrama actins, mystery, thriller etc and u will find plenty of them bc trust me that is all i watch unless the story just happen to also include some romance other wise they have amazing actions and psychological ones
kdrama is for everyone even those who don't like romance (like me) at least as a main plot, there's a lot of excellent mystery/thriller kdramas you just need to look in the right places.
@@Louffydances4life same here...whenever i look for kdramas i mainly look for the thriller/action ones with a good romantic subplot...those are honestly better than the ones that are heavily romance-focused. Even if the drama is 50% romance and 50% action, if the balance is good then i'll watch it.
Indian TV serials (dramas) are kinda the same with more censorship, a main villain and 10x the number of episodes to show the same thing and endless revenge
I've said before, I say again....yes I do watch Dramas from my Country, and from USA...but I also watch and enjoy K-Dramas/movies...and Japanese too. I love how different they are....honest......very VERY enjoyable!!! ❤️❤️❤️ Actually many Foreign ones from different Countries are just 👍👍👍 But Suji is right about what happens in Episode 1...with Western 😁😁😆
My favorite trio! Love them! Always so sincere and funny! Personally I prefer Korean drama's. The slow courtship and the anticipation of them getting together!
I like Korean drama's approach towards showcasing romance ..it's not about being realistic because as a filmaker you have to capture romance and convey the fluttering feeling to the audience which you can't show when two bodies whom you cannot relate just banging each other out of nowhere ..you just don't feel the romance and love That's why romantic novels like jane Eyre , pride and prejudice still work ..and even briderton second season was so famous It's about building the tension and anticipation in romance
The bit in K-dramas that always has me laughing is the way they carry the desperately injured person to the hospital on their back instead of calling for an ambulance. 😂
I agree with Suji: give us something in between! The tension and chemistry is better in a lot of k-dramas, but waiting 10 episodes just to see them hold hands or getting to the end of a show and the furthest the couple get is a light kiss is sooooooo frustrating. Gotta give us something after all the buildup 😂
I really love it when you bring Suji on the show! And her and Byungeun and Seungwoo are great together! I think she represents really nicely central/eastern European women. She has a lot of the behaviour and mannerism and opinions that are common where I am from, so it's great to have a foreigner that behaves normally and relatably :)
No in Japanse dramas they can be a lot faster! They don't often even have 16 episodes but rather like 10, so things have to happen faster than in Korean dramas!
Idk if you all have seen telenovellas/Latin dramas? But you all should check those out, it's like a mix between American dramas & Kdramas~ Its a wild ride!
I think for k-drama they try to get as close as it could to relate to everyday situations/events like eating,working,shopping, relationship problem, building friendship etc.u could also say this for a lot of Asians,Middle East countries but for the west is how fast they can create dramatic moments between characters to ultimate have the desired ending but sometime won’t have that ending n mess it up bc they rushed the story too quickly.
It was nice to have Suji who could point out the US memes around kdramas lol. They always have car accidents and comas and memory issues, but we Stan regardless
As a Kdrama addict I love Faith with Lee Min Ho, The Heirs, but also Crash Landing on you 😍 In a Kdrama the two leads usually met up during a traumatic event in the past but they can't remember each other. They kiss at episode 10 & then usually by episode 12 something split them appart (usually the past) & happy ending at episode 16 🤣🤣🤣 loved this video 😍😍😍
I've watched Korean dramas since before they blew up in recent years. Discovered them when I was like 16. They are just beautifully put together. But the comparison skits always make me crack up. I'm glad, despite culture, we can all have a good laugh. I'm glad other people are enjoying other cultures' ways of telling a story. 😊❤😊
I like Korean dramas because they show very romantic, sensual, innocent character relationships through looks, touches, experiences, while in the western ones the emphasis is on sex and animal passion.
@@0xyGen_2.p0 But there's barely any western dramas which focuses on romance. That's why I, and many others probably like K-dramas so much, because we like the romance genre which is hard to come by in western dramas.
@@0xyGen_2.p0 I never said western dramas or movies weren't good. They are very good in a professional sense but I just said I personally do not like them as much because they're lacking in a genre I like. I like romance dramas and movies and I just think that western dramas are a bit lacking in this genre.
its always episode 7 or 9 when they make out,episode 5 when they tease and confess..and bruh ,that makes me always waiting for the moment am like finally..i end up jumping and screaming like a school girls...this is why i love kdrama🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
More like episode 5 for them discover their feelings, episode 6-8 for them to casually try to get closer, and then episode 9 for them to finally get together just in time for the final conflict to either make or break their relationship in the next 3-4 episodes.
Asian dramas are the best for those who like to watch the romance genre. We don't really have romance dramas in the west. It makes me a bit sad honestly.
Indian dramas will go on immortals😇😇😇😇 even if lead is pregnant it goes on like 50 weeks exceeding real pregnany weeks 40. 😄😄😄 new born used in that drama will be in 2grade when drama ends. 😝😝😝 I love kdrama so passionate🤗🤗🤗
Byung-eun is so good looking??? like wow he's so freaking handsome, i couldn't stop staring at him omg. also this is so true, kdramas are so slow paced compared to western dramas but im still on the edge of my seat waiting for that first kiss in episode 9 or 10 usually 😭
The king of king queen of queen drama👇 Indian drama... if you know you know😆the king of slow motion and repeating of words three times with 100+ episodes including mother father ,grandma ,grandma,theirs children and children and children grandchildren...etc etc .. forever iconic
I just LOVE how K-Dramas are made. I literally cannot watch european or american series because I get bored so fast. They just get to know each other in the first episode then they maybe already kiss and then..what should I watch for 20 episodes after that? They just spoil it waaay too soon. I ADORE to wait, it makes it 1000 times more exciting and also it makes the relationship feel deeper and their feelings more real.
Yea. I wish more western dramas were slower paced. We focus more on action than romance. However I think 80/90s western romance movies are unmatched. However La la land wasn’t that bad, I watched it yesterday.
Kdrama - Plot twist and has to wait for kissing Jdrama- A LOT OF KISSING Cdrama- More traditional and has to wait a loooooooooooong time for them to kiss
I'm not into dramas like I used to be but Boys Over Flowers, You're beautiful, Dream High, those were one of my favs. From where in Poland is Suji from? I moved to Szczecin like 3 years ago :)
Let’s not forget the reason the relationships are complicated in the first place because every family member in the known universe is sticking their nose into it. Along side all the amnesia and other random events that take place.
for me, it was interesting to compare the 3 versions of Boys over Flowers. Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese. Japanese- they feel like they have to change stuff from the original, because they probably think it would be boring if it were the same as the source material( the manga). but the manga was popular for a reason... also they try to make everything melodramatic and make people cry. cause Jp people love to cry watching movies :P Korean- is more faithful to the original with some changes to make it more "cool", the CG filter is way over the top to the point where I was like "wth is up with that neon green grass" Taiwanese- 100% faithfull to the source material! but super low budget. depending on whether it`s dry season or rainy season, it`s either pouring rain or so dry everything looks yellow XD
My favorite kdramas will always be Goblin, Descendants of the Sun, Signal, Mouse, My Love From an Other Star, Twenty-Five/Twenty-One, The Red Sleeve & It's Okay To Not Be Okay.
If they ever found out about the "maldita lisiada" they might see just how exaggerated some foreign dramas are. Or that one long car hit scene with the girl rolling through the entire car door before collapsing on the floor. Or "Why are you runnin'? Why are you runnin'?"
Too much drama just watching Jeanie react! 😆 so of course, anything with Lee Minho - he's been in other things besides Boys Over Flowers! But anything with my K-pop biases as well. Anything Viki doesn't charge me for, anything I can even get into using my VPN set to Korea, and anything with English subtitles! We stan our translators!
I really like KDramas that are very different from the normal copy paste ones. Boys Over Flowers is iconic, Extraordinary Attorney Woo, Business Proposal, Tomorrow, ofc Squid Game, and Vincenzo 😅 the copy paste dramas have their own charm but u get bored of them faster then move on to the next copy paste before even finishing the season. I also read a ton of manhwas
Most Asian dramas are slow compared to western. I've watched so many from Korean to Chinese to Japanese to Taiwanese... I think I have a problem now that I think about it. The cuteness bonus at the end was A+++ content
kdrama staple : the 3 meetings meeting 1 : some time in their childhood (won't remember until episode 10+) meeting 2 : first meeting where one of them finds the other rude or annoying (first episode) meeting 3 : the "OMG what are YOU doing here" accidental 2nd meeting where they start meeting regularly from there on
Perhaps it's just the dramas I've watched, but I find there to be a trend in K-dramas vs. A-dramas that is touched on with the Thor Ragnarok clip: Episodes in K-dramas usually start with the conflict from the last episode, introduce a solution, and resolve things fairly quickly. For the majority of the remaining time, the episode is pretty light, building characters and slowly building tension towards the next conflict. By the end of the episode, the next conflict has started, and the episode ends on a high note, drawing the viewer to watch the next. By contrast, episodes in American shows often from a low generally more relaxed point in the episode. From that point on, every scene builds on that starting tension, introducing more and more problems leading up to a crescendo near the middle-end of the episode. The scenes themselves often also follow this uphill model, and I sometimes joke that in some shows, every scene is gonna end with that rising suspense sound effect *shocked face™️. Through the climax, the characters resolve the problem, and come to a completely relaxed state for a very short period before the "teaser scene" which teases the next episode's conflict to draw the viewer into watching the next one. I generally prefer the K-drama model, because it sometimes the constant upward suspense in A-dramas personally tends to feel tiring after a while, and it feels like these shows aren't able to convey as diverse a range of emotions because they would take away from building conflict. That said, there are tons of exceptions on either side nonetheless, and a lot more nuance and factors in what people like and dislike about the different styles.
Can confirm, most Asian dramas are slower paced with romance. There are a few fast-paced mature ones, but generally 10-20 episodes before they even kiss. I think a few Thai ones I've watched are a bit spicier from what I remember, but Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Taiwan dramas are not as much.
The difference between different dramas:
Chinese dramas: Two people are wrong for each other, but they have lots of chemistry. After going through many things, they finally get married and have a son (but the male lead was hoping for a daughter)
Korean dramas: Two people are wrong for each other, but they have lots of chemistry. After going through many things, they kiss passionately, then break up, then get back together
Japanese dramas: Two people are wrong for each other, but they have lots of chemistry. After going through many things, they are still not together because even though they have lots of chemistry, they are still wrong for each other.
Thai dramas: Two men are right for each other but at least one of them is straight. After going through many things, they realize they are in love, break up due to homophobia, and then get back together
Mexican dramas: Three people are wrong for each other but have lots of chemistry. Who will end up together? 7 seasons later, we find out.
USA dramas: Two people are wrong for each other, but they have lots of chemistry. Two seasons later they sleep together, but are still not a couple. Season four they get together. Season five they break up. Season six they get back together. Season 7 is terrible, they get married and possibly have a baby, but the show gets increasingly terrible until it is finally cancelled after Season 9.
IM DYING AT THE THAI ONE LMFAO THAT'S SO TRUEEE man i do love BL tho
😂😂😂😂😂 so true about USA drama
The Mexican drama lol represent!! 🇲🇽
The Thai BL! That caught me off guard lmao! I love them so much though ❤️
Somehow, there is always an evil older woman.
In kdramas the process is slow because they want you to feel the emotions that characters are feeling and I think its really cool its like reading a novel. Once I read a English novel and I loved it so I watched the movie of that too. But it was different I didn't enjoy it like I enjoyed the book. Everything happened so fast.
I mean... Depends on the adaptation AND on the media, of course a kdrama with multiple episodes and a book with hundreds of pages will be able to cover more than a 2 hour movie lol
I can see Byung-Eun acting in a K-drama in the future and trust me I'll be the one watching all his shows and looking up his age 😂 He's really a piece of art (no exaggeration)😍
Yeah, he’s always been in commercials so far. And that’s the closest at the moment to witnessing him being in a kdrama. I hope to see him more in actual kdramas in the near future.
@@anonnnymousthegreat He's in hwang chi yeul music video I Still Miss You. That's probably the closest acting we've seen of him.
Okay. Hear me out. I will personally pay Suji's booking fees to keep her on the show. She's like a proxy for the rest of us Western Girls. Y'all have guests from other countries, but they never stick around long enough for the cast to get comfortable with them. Suji is different. She is part of the gang. Now, my favorite videos involve this trio.
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Shell you also chose the topic? Thet would be fun.
Same:) I'm from the US, have a lot of family all over the world, and she is definitely the most relatable and enjoyable:) Love their dynamic!
@@jutrzenka7503 I wouldn't choose the topic, no. I'd have no more say than anyone else. Just, these vids are so funny and I don't want her to go. She's a ball-buster. I see so much of myself in her. lol
But, I think it'd be neat to see them react to that episode of Family Guy where they go to Korea. It's all about K-dramas and K-pop. I think it'd be a fun video.
Oh, and around the holidays, compare Christmas traditions:)
Kdramas are definitely for people that love romance as the main plot. I find romance as a genre, very boring. So I can’t stand the ‘traditional’ type of Kdramas. However, there’s multiple Kdramas that have romance as a side plot at best and they’re excellent.
Yeah, people think k dramas are only of romance genre because romance dramas are more popular. But there are definitely dramas from other genres which are very good like international level and totally deserve more recognition. Koreans are so good at making slice of life dramas. I also don't watch romantic dramas that much. I watch dramas of other genres
there are plenty of genres of kdramas that isnt just based on romance and people love to just assume that is how every entire dramas are like no
That’s why there is a decline in number
Exactly its so good when its like that. My favorite is abyss for that reason because they slowly fall in love while the plot progressing but its not the main focus. I know there are other drama like that I'm just blanking on the name.
I personally stay away from romance dramas.
Kdramas are just like [fate will bring us together] [walking under an umbrella in the snow] [melancholy at the beach] [rich boy falls in love with middle class girl] [penthouse] [mixes soju and beer] [reincarnation of the love interest] [SECOND LEAD SYNDROME] [kimchi] [ramyeon] [unexpected friendships] [“its been you all along”] [oppa] [height difference] [our love can overcome everything] [romcom with a serial killer subplot] [getting jealous over past relationships of your SO] [love confessions in the park] [staring at your crush while they’re sleeping] [finding your first love unexpectedly] [estranged fathers] [overbearing mothers] [waking up with full make up on] [found families] [living happily ever after]
Nail on the head.
that’s the reason we love em ❤
Can we talk about how this comment is underrated? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Spot on 😂😂🤩
You forgot to add one 😂
[Childhood trauma]
Suji listing her favorite drama and when she mentioned "heirs" I was shocked because it's one of the kdramas I'm currently watching... What a coincidence
My Nick name is also
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Gaf
Yessss I don’t like her sister at all.
Yes same, I can also recommend The Penthouse. It’s a really good K-Drama.
@@annaluciaschmitz I finished watching penthouse about two months ago and yes I can agree it's good I was on the edge of my seat through out the whole drama
Byung-Eun instantly threatening the PD and begging them to turn it off had me cackling (7:19)
Happy to hear them mention the amnesia arc in nearly every K-drama. I explained to my husband that amnesia in a k-drama is like a Starbucks in Seattle. You find it even when you're not looking.
I love how they tease Byungeun every chance they get😂❤️
probably cuz he reacts so strongly, it makes for great footage xD
I must of missed what’s been happening lately 😂 does he have a girlfriend now? 😁
@@mayanderes9084 he went on a reality dating show, that's why he gets teased every now and then😂
@@kxsthetic ohhh okay 😂 can you tell me the name of the show and what episode? ☺️
@@mayanderes9084 someping. It's on youtube
Continue to bring Suji back on the show. I love her opinions as a westerner on k drama culture.
Indian dramas are like : has 1333444566332356678990 episodes and not even a single kiss scene 😂
but has 2 3 children 😂😂❤
@@RejinaThami yes 😂 minimum 4
@@lindalaura8120 hahahaha......but has inlaws disturbance ....🤣🤣🤣
I feel like asian dramas often have more characters than western ones. This seems to help build the story more and allows for the slow builds to still feel impactful and entertaining. Unfortunately, I have to limit how often I watch asian dramas because I really do get sucked into them and it's difficult to return to my normal life, haha.
There are many western shows with many characters I don’t know what you are talking about
If you ever watch days of our lives, you will be shook- XD
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I actually think J-dramas are faster paced than Korean. Like not necessarily the romance progression (that's probably similar to K-dramas), just the overall storyline is paced closer to what I'm used to in western TV 🤷🏻♀️ #my2cents
True
j-dramas usualy have fewer episodes and don`t have a bunch of seasons, so yeah.
True, they kiss in the first episodes or other things that are intimate, but they only get together as a couple after 20 Episodes……..😂😭😂
Agree 👏🏼
I will watch an Japanese drama ,any recommdetion?In k dramas there are 18 episode ,at 16 th episode everybody learns whats going on actually.They are so sweet by the way.☺️👏
One of the reasons why I love kdramas is because they're very emotional, many of them have plot twists that you would never see coming in a million years, and it's always so much fun to watch. I just don't get that same experience when I watch american shows, and so I appreciate it a lot from kdramas.
I never got into dramas here in the US because they usually focus on plot and feel shallow. So I stuck to reading where I could get a more satisfying story. Once Kdramas were added to netflix and I gave them a shot, I really appreciated the way they focused on the characters. It's a much more rewarding experience that way.
7:00 : "Thoreal" for Thor and Loreal ?! Ngl I'm crying rn ; best play-on-word ever !! 😭😂
The bonus 🤣🤣🤣 They should've shown the tent scene of Byung eun and Seo hyun. I LOVE THAT SCENE
Hey where's the show available?
Yeah, I want to know too.
where is it from?
I can't access full eps even VPN doesn't work I just watched clips here on YT you can just search some ping
@@divinevee2000 what is the show's name?
Suji always represents us common folk accurately. It's not that the western dramas aren't intentionally crude. Its just the storyline doesn't always conclude with the couple maintaining a relationship as the main plot so we as the audience are desensitized to them having relations. Also k dramas are hilarious for having 20 different angles of the same scene for emphasis. Having dramas be a good mixture of both cultures would be ideal. Byungeun had nothing to be nervous over he did his job well but how flustered he got was funny. Also Seungwoo imitating Suji accent is funny cause he says it with a thick accent too. Loved this video it was cute. 😂 I recommend they react to Euphoria it's an enlightening show to say the least please warn them though it is nothing like a k drama. 💜
No no no. Suji is wrong. 😂😂🤣🤣
Japanese dramas Pull you in by having the characters KISS on episode one - then they never touch or hold hands again for 15 episodes. C-Dramas are the best mix. but most of the time you suddenly see the characters wake up in the bed and you're like wait... the spicy stuff happened!?!?
oh right I also rate chinese drama to be lot bolder in terms of dialogues but they do offer really good chemistry without anything too sexual, although their bromance genre is the best in the world.
Yes to that! One Cdrama I watched, in the morning after scene, girl was all shy and the guy was all “You took advantage of me” pull the bed sheets off and they were both fully dressed. So, did it happen or not? Took a few more episodes to confirm cuz the FL was pregnant.
@@khmerchef LOLOL exactly the pull so much budget for those Gucci and Chanel outfits they wear them in bed. One of the last ones I watched I was so taken out of it because the ML in a full 9 piece suit in bed several scenes. 🤣🤣
my fav kdramas: (1)yong pal 용팔이
2)goblin (or apparently the actual english name is guardian: the lonely and great god) 쓸쓸하고 찬란하神 - 도깨비
3)extraordinary attorney woo 이상한 변호사 우영우
4)crash landing on you 사랑의 불시착
5)hotel del luna 호텔 델루나
those are definitely my top 5 but there are so many others that are still so good and worth the watch! i just cant start listing them because then i couldnt quit and would be here all night!
Omg first comment loads of love from India
There aren’t many series/dramas just completely based on romance in at least America.
But there are really amazing shows in other genres. Shows i like are breaking bad, the umbrella academy, peaky blinders(UK), the walking dead(lol) etc and some sitcoms as well
If romantic shows are your thing then kdramas are the ones for you
GOT
yes there are you just need to type kdrama actins, mystery, thriller etc and u will find plenty of them bc trust me that is all i watch unless the story just happen to also include some romance other wise they have amazing actions and psychological ones
kdrama is for everyone even those who don't like romance (like me) at least as a main plot, there's a lot of excellent mystery/thriller kdramas you just need to look in the right places.
@@Louffydances4life same here...whenever i look for kdramas i mainly look for the thriller/action ones with a good romantic subplot...those are honestly better than the ones that are heavily romance-focused. Even if the drama is 50% romance and 50% action, if the balance is good then i'll watch it.
@@random-zz8ut I’m just saying in general
Indian TV serials (dramas) are kinda the same with more censorship, a main villain and 10x the number of episodes to show the same thing and endless revenge
And don't forget the memory kiss thing and getting married to the same person 4-5 times ....
They are much dramatic than kdramas
And the female lead is pregnant for like 2 years in Indian serials 😢😂😂😂
@@ariellena1528 then she gives birth and dies and her daughter becomes the next lead
@@junea601 yeah lol
4:55 why was that so flippin accurate though I’m dying. 😭
kdramas are just like telenovelas, someone always loses their memory, someone always comes back from the dead, and everything is super dramatic.
“뭐 하는 거~~” 🤣😂 Byungeun listen to Suji, just be proud
I've said before, I say again....yes I do watch Dramas from my Country, and from USA...but I also watch and enjoy K-Dramas/movies...and Japanese too. I love how different they are....honest......very VERY enjoyable!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Actually many Foreign ones from different Countries are just 👍👍👍
But Suji is right about what happens in Episode 1...with Western 😁😁😆
May I ask where you're from? :)
My favorite trio! Love them! Always so sincere and funny! Personally I prefer Korean drama's. The slow courtship and the anticipation of them getting together!
I like Korean drama's approach towards showcasing romance ..it's not about being realistic because as a filmaker you have to capture romance and convey the fluttering feeling to the audience which you can't show when two bodies whom you cannot relate just banging each other out of nowhere ..you just don't feel the romance and love
That's why romantic novels like jane Eyre , pride and prejudice still work ..and even briderton second season was so famous
It's about building the tension and anticipation in romance
The bit in K-dramas that always has me laughing is the way they carry the desperately injured person to the hospital on their back instead of calling for an ambulance. 😂
He was so embarassed😂 So cute
*This episode was so relatable* 😅😄
I agree with Suji: give us something in between! The tension and chemistry is better in a lot of k-dramas, but waiting 10 episodes just to see them hold hands or getting to the end of a show and the furthest the couple get is a light kiss is sooooooo frustrating. Gotta give us something after all the buildup 😂
Don't forget c-dramas. 40+episodes. You will get married and have kids while they are trying to hold hands
I really love it when you bring Suji on the show! And her and Byungeun and Seungwoo are great together! I think she represents really nicely central/eastern European women. She has a lot of the behaviour and mannerism and opinions that are common where I am from, so it's great to have a foreigner that behaves normally and relatably :)
No in Japanse dramas they can be a lot faster! They don't often even have 16 episodes but rather like 10, so things have to happen faster than in Korean dramas!
And Chinese dramas can be so much worse. Some have 40 episodes and so many side plots that the main romance gets pushed to the side
2:54 Hey Awesome World! The drama is called American Gods, the final season was canceled, but you can read what happens in the book by Neil Gaiman.😁
The bonus had me ROLLING🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
where is it from?
Idk if you all have seen telenovellas/Latin dramas? But you all should check those out, it's like a mix between American dramas & Kdramas~ Its a wild ride!
Indian and Filipino are just as if not more dramatic 😂
Byungeon and Seo have such great chemistry. I can totally see them together
I think for k-drama they try to get as close as it could to relate to everyday situations/events like eating,working,shopping, relationship problem, building friendship etc.u could also say this for a lot of Asians,Middle East countries but for the west is how fast they can create dramatic moments between characters to ultimate have the desired ending but sometime won’t have that ending n mess it up bc they rushed the story too quickly.
I love this trio interaction it’s fun!
It was nice to have Suji who could point out the US memes around kdramas lol. They always have car accidents and comas and memory issues, but we Stan regardless
As a Kdrama addict I love Faith with Lee Min Ho, The Heirs, but also Crash Landing on you 😍
In a Kdrama the two leads usually met up during a traumatic event in the past but they can't remember each other. They kiss at episode 10 & then usually by episode 12 something split them appart (usually the past) & happy ending at episode 16 🤣🤣🤣 loved this video 😍😍😍
I've watched Korean dramas since before they blew up in recent years. Discovered them when I was like 16. They are just beautifully put together. But the comparison skits always make me crack up. I'm glad, despite culture, we can all have a good laugh. I'm glad other people are enjoying other cultures' ways of telling a story. 😊❤😊
I like Korean dramas because they show very romantic, sensual, innocent character relationships through looks, touches, experiences, while in the western ones the emphasis is on sex and animal passion.
Western dramas arent always like this...and one of the scenes that they shown was from American Gods which is not a romance drama.
you're generalizing, you've clearly not seen enough western dramas if you think that every single one has to do with sex
@@thepinkonesoterrify623 I have seen a huge number of Western TV series and there are certainly isolated examples, but I described the general trend.
@@0xyGen_2.p0 But there's barely any western dramas which focuses on romance. That's why I, and many others probably like K-dramas so much, because we like the romance genre which is hard to come by in western dramas.
@@0xyGen_2.p0 I never said western dramas or movies weren't good. They are very good in a professional sense but I just said I personally do not like them as much because they're lacking in a genre I like. I like romance dramas and movies and I just think that western dramas are a bit lacking in this genre.
It would be very interesting to see them react to the differences between k-dramas and hispanic telenovelas!!
the fact that at 6:27 they zoomed his eyes closer so that we can see well is crazy,cant stop laughing🤣🤣
I love what you guys do here. I can't wait to see more of your ideas.
its always episode 7 or 9 when they make out,episode 5 when they tease and confess..and bruh ,that makes me always waiting for the moment am like finally..i end up jumping and screaming like a school girls...this is why i love kdrama🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Could you tell what's the name of that dating show with Byungeun?
@@linakot5088 ah,the show is called Eve
More like episode 5 for them discover their feelings, episode 6-8 for them to casually try to get closer, and then episode 9 for them to finally get together just in time for the final conflict to either make or break their relationship in the next 3-4 episodes.
@@OneRandomVictory facts
Suji is so fun, I would easily be friends with her!
PLEASE JDRAMAS ARE SPICY TOO the shock I had watching some of them omg fr
Byungeuna is way too cute 😭 I am so obsessed with him. The "Mwohaneungeoya mwohaneungeoya" with that cute face was just 🤌🤌😭❤❤
Asian dramas are the best for those who like to watch the romance genre. We don't really have romance dramas in the west. It makes me a bit sad honestly.
Hallmark channel is basically all romance dramas. They tend to be slow build too more like a k drama.
ok but what about us underclass ppl who like action/thriller but also asian dramas💀💀
Indian dramas will go on immortals😇😇😇😇 even if lead is pregnant it goes on like 50 weeks exceeding real pregnany weeks 40. 😄😄😄 new born used in that drama will be in 2grade when drama ends. 😝😝😝
I love kdrama so passionate🤗🤗🤗
LMFAO..ikr🤣🤣
Byung-eun is so good looking??? like wow he's so freaking handsome, i couldn't stop staring at him omg.
also this is so true, kdramas are so slow paced compared to western dramas but im still on the edge of my seat waiting for that first kiss in episode 9 or 10 usually 😭
At 2:23 when they laugh together my heart melted. It was so cute
The king of king queen of queen drama👇
Indian drama... if you know you know😆the king of slow motion and repeating of words three times with 100+ episodes including mother father ,grandma ,grandma,theirs children and children and children grandchildren...etc etc .. forever iconic
I just LOVE how K-Dramas are made. I literally cannot watch european or american series because I get bored so fast. They just get to know each other in the first episode then they maybe already kiss and then..what should I watch for 20 episodes after that? They just spoil it waaay too soon. I ADORE to wait, it makes it 1000 times more exciting and also it makes the relationship feel deeper and their feelings more real.
True, they don't know how to make romance dramas.
Yea. I wish more western dramas were slower paced. We focus more on action than romance. However I think 80/90s western romance movies are unmatched. However La la land wasn’t that bad, I watched it yesterday.
I just love them❤️ Byungeun you are really cute 🥰
Haha 😂 should see kdrama now it’s revolved. They aren’t even waiting for ep2 anymore😅
Kdrama - Plot twist and has to wait for kissing
Jdrama- A LOT OF KISSING
Cdrama- More traditional and has to wait a loooooooooooong time for them to kiss
Them : kdrama is slow
Me: Indian drama never ends
I'm not into dramas like I used to be but Boys Over Flowers, You're beautiful, Dream High, those were one of my favs.
From where in Poland is Suji from? I moved to Szczecin like 3 years ago :)
I was having a really bad day, thank you for making my day 100x better
Let’s not forget the reason the relationships are complicated in the first place because every family member in the known universe is sticking their nose into it. Along side all the amnesia and other random events that take place.
I'm glad she said Boys over Flowers! That's my favorite!!
Hi Awesome World I love your videos and content and I love koreans btw
Over a decade ago, an old American comedy show called MADtv created their own satirical Kdrama. Legit funny, especially if you can understand Korean.
for me, it was interesting to compare the 3 versions of Boys over Flowers. Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese.
Japanese- they feel like they have to change stuff from the original, because they probably think it would be boring if it were the same as the source material( the manga). but the manga was popular for a reason... also they try to make everything melodramatic and make people cry. cause Jp people love to cry watching movies :P
Korean- is more faithful to the original with some changes to make it more "cool", the CG filter is way over the top to the point where I was like "wth is up with that neon green grass"
Taiwanese- 100% faithfull to the source material! but super low budget. depending on whether it`s dry season or rainy season, it`s either pouring rain or so dry everything looks yellow XD
My favorite kdramas will always be Goblin, Descendants of the Sun, Signal, Mouse, My Love From an Other Star, Twenty-Five/Twenty-One, The Red Sleeve & It's Okay To Not Be Okay.
If they ever found out about the "maldita lisiada" they might see just how exaggerated some foreign dramas are. Or that one long car hit scene with the girl rolling through the entire car door before collapsing on the floor. Or "Why are you runnin'? Why are you runnin'?"
I just love these 3 together 🤣 never fails to make us laugh so bad ❤️💜
OmG Byeongeun's face during the bonus😅😅. He was really cool in there😍
I knew she had taste when she said “Boys Over Flowers”🌸 ❤
The Thor one was hilarious! 🤣🤣
Omg I knew I had seen Byeong Eun before but I couldn't place it. Thanks for the bonus lol
Too much drama just watching Jeanie react! 😆 so of course, anything with Lee Minho - he's been in other things besides Boys Over Flowers! But anything with my K-pop biases as well. Anything Viki doesn't charge me for, anything I can even get into using my VPN set to Korea, and anything with English subtitles! We stan our translators!
My Indian momma bear laughing in **kumkum-kundali bhagya**
I saw what happens if Thor Ragnorok was a K-Drama before and i almost spat out my coffee towards the end lolol.
Suji didn't see the indian dramas yet, you get old still the vilan hasn't been caught 🤣🤣🤣
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I love this trio so much 😭✊🏻 sujiii is so cutee
Lee jae-wook got me into anything I know about Korean anything lol
This was really fun!!
Every time I watch them together, it makes me laugh.
Love it haha but you should compare it with Tele Novelas ! (Latinos drama) quite similar, a mix of a tele novelas and a k-drama would be awesome haha
I really like KDramas that are very different from the normal copy paste ones. Boys Over Flowers is iconic, Extraordinary Attorney Woo, Business Proposal, Tomorrow, ofc Squid Game, and Vincenzo 😅 the copy paste dramas have their own charm but u get bored of them faster then move on to the next copy paste before even finishing the season. I also read a ton of manhwas
Most Asian dramas are slow compared to western. I've watched so many from Korean to Chinese to Japanese to Taiwanese... I think I have a problem now that I think about it. The cuteness bonus at the end was A+++ content
5:47 no cause same. can't even enjoy dramas anymore because the only way is to binge😭
kdrama staple : the 3 meetings
meeting 1 : some time in their childhood (won't remember until episode 10+)
meeting 2 : first meeting where one of them finds the other rude or annoying (first episode)
meeting 3 : the "OMG what are YOU doing here" accidental 2nd meeting where they start meeting regularly from there on
this was too funny! and so true in the middle the main character looses mind and it starts from the beginning again :-D too hilarious :-D
I watched dozen of Joseon kdramas, those are the best in my opinion, also the time travel ones.
Boys Over Flowers was my first kdrama and what introduced me to kdramas, but I'm probably the only one who wouldn't consider rewatching it
Perhaps it's just the dramas I've watched, but I find there to be a trend in K-dramas vs. A-dramas that is touched on with the Thor Ragnarok clip:
Episodes in K-dramas usually start with the conflict from the last episode, introduce a solution, and resolve things fairly quickly. For the majority of the remaining time, the episode is pretty light, building characters and slowly building tension towards the next conflict. By the end of the episode, the next conflict has started, and the episode ends on a high note, drawing the viewer to watch the next.
By contrast, episodes in American shows often from a low generally more relaxed point in the episode. From that point on, every scene builds on that starting tension, introducing more and more problems leading up to a crescendo near the middle-end of the episode. The scenes themselves often also follow this uphill model, and I sometimes joke that in some shows, every scene is gonna end with that rising suspense sound effect *shocked face™️. Through the climax, the characters resolve the problem, and come to a completely relaxed state for a very short period before the "teaser scene" which teases the next episode's conflict to draw the viewer into watching the next one.
I generally prefer the K-drama model, because it sometimes the constant upward suspense in A-dramas personally tends to feel tiring after a while, and it feels like these shows aren't able to convey as diverse a range of emotions because they would take away from building conflict. That said, there are tons of exceptions on either side nonetheless, and a lot more nuance and factors in what people like and dislike about the different styles.
Indian dramas/ serial- holds hands at 700th ep🤣 kiss? What's that?🤣
Japanese drama they making out first episode and it's spicier. Korean drama are more romantic
Can confirm, most Asian dramas are slower paced with romance. There are a few fast-paced mature ones, but generally 10-20 episodes before they even kiss. I think a few Thai ones I've watched are a bit spicier from what I remember, but Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Taiwan dramas are not as much.
It felt like they were taking about Indian dramas not kdramas 😂😂
True tho
They should have seen the number of episodes and their elevations of Indian dramas 😂😂
My fav k drama is business proposal