Bgins Youth

Perfect drama so far. Good storyline. K trauma. Very well done. Begining is good . Ending is perfect. Acting is captivating. Characters are attractive. And yeah. Flawless drama: a masterpiece. I just finished watching this drama and I'm still reeling from the experience . It's rare to come across a show that checks all the boxes, but this one does just that. The storyline is engaging, emotional and intelligent. The writers have woven a complex narrative that's full of unexpected twists and turns, keeping me on the edge of my seat. The characters are multidimensional and relatable, with each one bringing their own story. Well done.

I highly recommend everyone to watch this.

It's amazing how this drama is talking about real problems faced by real people with the inclusion of mind blowing twists. Not to mention it's filled with sweet bonding moments that pulls at the viewer's heartstrings.

The plot is absolutely incredible and I couldn't believe it that this story was initially created by the musical group, BTS, that this is their storyline for their music videos.

The story 10/10 The acting 10/10 The ending 11/10

I'm so glad I got to watch Begins Youth. Definitely going to rewatch this drama again. Hoping for a second season.

First of all its unfortunate the drama is released on such an obscure platform.

The writing and plot are engaging and the characters are so lovable. The characters are well written and distinct.

I watched this being already familiar with the original webtoon and music videos. The drama is a prequel to the webtoon Save Me.

The drama's editing does a great job capturing your full attention by making you keep guessing what is going to happen to the characters. The plot does not fall heavily on cliches to carry the plot. Its a very original coming of age drama.

The pacing is very deliberately slow and heavy. It has a good balance of humour and tragedy and heartfelt moments.

At certain parts the dramas pace gets slower by shifting the focus away from the 7 main cast and that might disengage the viewers but with each episode it kept picking it up.

Episodes 4, 8, 9 and 12 are highlights for being the best paced and engaging.

Episodes 6 and 7 were a little too slow.

One of the best parts about the drama is the sound design. It's well done and at times it carries a certain horror element.

There are a few continuity mistakes with scenes that have all 7 of the main cast but it's not that noticible and it doesn't take away your attention.

Overall I am happy with this adaptation of the HYYH album story. I don't know if a viewer who is unfamiliar with the original story will have a hard time watching this drama. There are 7 main characters afterall. It may not be for everyone.

If you love coming of age stories with detailed character studies and elements of tragedy and some comedy you.

When the news first came out that they'd be making a drama based on BTS's The Most Beautiful Moment In Life (which if you are unaware is an album with a fictional storyline) I wasn't expecting much.

Youth Begins, however, has stunned me wrong with how well made it is. Down to the perfect casting and portrayal of each character, this drama is definitely one to watch. Not only have they done justice to the storyline but have given it a true 'drama-like' feel, without quite overdoing it.

Each character has been given equal attention and importance, which I love and appreciate immensely. Each of them with their own stories and troubles but together they create a synergy I came to love throughout the watch.

I am very excited to look forward to a second season. Kudos to all the actors and team for doing such a great job.

I sincerely hope this drama gets aired and also made available on bigger and more popular platforms because it certainly deserves much more love and exposure.

Really, guys, I can't believe what I've seen now. I mean, I think I'm the only one who didn't find anything logical in the drama. I also think I'm the only one who desperately needs s2 because there's a lot that we didn't understand in the series and they didn't tell us. I'm really confused.

When Hwan came to cein and they tried to gather their friends again, I was very happy and I put all my hopes in that they will return to their old friendship, but I don't understand why the director decided to kill them all. Why?

Aren't we supposed to know and see the end of the solution to cein's mother's case? I was really depressed at the end.im crying now.