Cheer Up

This series has many very funny scenes. I laught a lot. Hae-yi is hilarious. And her best friend is so fun and cute as well. Also her mom is funny.

Such beautiful relationships shown in this series. Besides a romantic relationship, also the family and friendship relationship were very important.

Han Ji-hyun did a great job. The funny scenes were great, but there were some emotional ones as well and she managed to show us some real emotions.

I didn't get a wow-feeling from the romantic part of the series though. Hae-yi and Jun-woo had zero chemistry. A pity cause for me that's a must in a romantic series.

The ending is really a feel good moment.

This show reminded me of how important to live and not just survive , to follow your heart , your dreams , to try and fail and keep trying, to cry and keep going , to find the people who loves you for who you are , people you know you can rely on .. The last 15 min made me cry a lot , cause it reminded me how unhappy I'm with my situation.. ..................... Learn to live and keep living cause at the end of the day the only thing that it's going to matter is your feelings and never what other things , most of us tend to live at ease fearing the eyes of others , let's be realistic did they matter , are they important... please learn to live like DO HAEi.

Well, the drama certainly failed to cheer me up. The entire show was manufactured to be a spectacular disaster. There was no one major issue that held it back but rather a complete systematic failure. Starting from the top of the pyramid, about 80% of the cast members were barely surviving to remain functional. In equal terms, about 80% of the characters were generic youth NPCs from a modern lens. Speaking of characters, how did the writer think that writing the female lead this way was appealing in the slightest? It's baffling! That's also applicable to her cheap copy-cat, Joo Sun Ja, sharing the same revolting DNA. Moving on to relationships, pairs, ex-lovers, triangles, and squares, all of which can be tagged as insufferable spectacles. The reason why the drama added the mystery side plot is because it was unbelievably dry and was in desperate need for something supplementary to help creating the illusion that something is actually happening. It wouldn't have been bad if it served a functional purpose with the overarching narrative. Now, this is a drama about cheering and dancing but this had the worst moves I've ever seen in this context. It was nothing more than choreographed performances by PE teacher for elementary kids. It's seriously bad and embarrassing! Especially when it's coming from Kpop-land. Obviously, there were a lot more to be said but these were some of the highlights. The writer worked on both V. I. P (2019) and this drama, a solid bad track record so far, should be very cautious with future projects.

Not the best kdrama I've watched so far. I really loved the friendship between the cheer squad it looked lovely. And as for the main female character in my opinion she gave more of a second female character energy. Also I really don't like the way she was eating it was one of the main reasons I kinda lost interest in watching it. I can highly recommend this to those who love mysterious series. But this is not the type of kdrama I was looking for. I'm really sorry for saying these horrible things but this is my opinion on this kdrama. I liked the other couples more than the main lead couple because I didn't see the chemistry between both the male and female characters.

Korean Drama " Cheer Up " is a college, youthful drama with a dush of mystery.

The love story is pretty basic, and the love triangle was boring and had no intensity. However, the youthful vibes and the chemistry of the leads made up for it.

On the other hand, the mystery was a huge miss. It was dark and creepy at first, but was a big let down in the end. It was also pushed aside by the rest of the plotlines, thus, being unevenly paced and all over the place.

The chearing team had its moments also.

The performances, however, were all pretty nice and enjoyable, especially by the female lead.

So, overall, six out of ten.