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When it comes to the most extreme romantic Korean dramas, the kissing scenes are often built up to and end up as highlights for fans of the genre. The best news for K-drama fans is that they are easier to watch than ever, thanks to streaming services. From Netflix and Hulu to the ability of fans all over the world to stream services like Viki Rakuten, fans of K-dramas can see anything and everything from the very popular genre. While K-dramas range in themes from horror and fantasy to thrillers, it is romantic comedies that remain very popular internationally.

K-dramas remain a huge trend on streaming services like Netflix, and they have become even bigger in the United States. K-dramas are one of the most popular genres on Netflix, and thanks to shows like Squid Game, they are becoming more mainstream than ever. With so many series to bingewatch, it...

K-drama love triangles bring suspense, intrigue, and anticipation. Some love triangles involve new characters who create drama before immediately disappearing from the storyline. Love triangles make viewers question which love interest is better suited for the main character.

The best K-drama love triangles always feature heart-pounding romance and twisty narratives that keep audiences coming back for more. Love triangles in K-dramas are one of the biggest tropes in the genre and sometimes the main source of conflict in the series. In some K-dramas, there is a new character who comes in, even if it's for one episode, to confess their love to one of the main characters, causing drama before they disappear again. And in others, the major conflict revolves around whom the main character is going to end up with.

Some of the best K-drama love triangles also bring into question which of the two love interests is better suited for the main character.

Highly acclaimed K-dramas like "Nevertheless" and "Itaewon Class" started as popular webtoons, reaching acclaim with a diverse audience. "Business Proposal" successfully adapted a webtoon into a slapstick rom-com, winning multiple awards and gaining high viewership. "Memorist" stands out with its thrilling crime/mystery storyline, showcasing the power of adapting webtoons into binge-worthy K-dramas.

Comics and webtoons have always been a source of inspiration, and the best K-dramas based on webtoons are no different. In South Korea, Webtoons is a publishing portal launched by the popular search engine, Naver. Webtoons, as a medium, come up on many platforms. As webtoons gained popularity in South Korea, it sparked the idea to adapt some for the small screen. There are many highly talked about K-dramas on streaming platforms that were first a webtoon many of which reached acclaim with those who have no knowledge or interest in K-dramas as a genre.

Some of...

Top 8 Ryu Seon-jae Funny Moments in 'Lovely Runner' - Main Image

We’re only halfway through 2024, but any upcoming Korean drama looking to steal the title of the year's best from Lovely Runner has a tough act to follow. The phenomenal chemistry between the lead actors—Kim Hye-yoon, known for Extraordinary You and Byeon Woo-seok from 20th Century Girl—has made this drama a standout hit.

One of the standout elements is Woo-seok’s character, Ryu Sun-jae, whose comedic moments have left fans laughing long after the drama ended. Here are some of the funniest moments featuring Sun-jae:

Lovely Runner’s Sun-jae Sliding Down Embarrassment

In episode 15, Sun-jae takes Sol to his place to care for her after she faints on a Ferris wheel. As she tries to leave, they have a playful standoff the following day. When Sun-jae realises Sol left her medication behind, he’s desperate to return it.