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The Wooga Squad comprises of a bunch of talented artists who bonded on the sets of Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth and have been inseparable since. The squad includes Dream star Park Seo-joon, Parasite star Choi Woo-shik, BTS member V, The Heirs star Park Hyung-sik and Walk singer Peakboy.

If you're a fan of BTS member V then you are definitely aware of Wooga Squad; a group of friends formed on the sets of Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth.

*SPOILERS ALERT* Record of Youth Ep 4 sees a different perspective in Sa Hye-joon's (Park Bo-gum) thinking as he gives acting another try delaying his military enlistment. Lee Min-jae (Shin Dong-mi) was successfully able to get him a part in the same movie for which he had failed the key role audition as Won Hae-hyo (Byun Woo-seok) got the part instead thanks to his mother's Kim Yi-young's (Shin Ae-ra) interference.

Amongst the beloved fan-favourite on-screen pairings in K-dramas of all time, one can't help but mention the Park-Park pair; Park Seo-joon and Park Min-young. The good-looking, talented duo had worked together for the very first time ever in What's Wrong with Secretary Kim and fans went absolutely gaga over their passionate chemistry going as far as to ship them as an IRL couple.

Park Seo-joon and Park Min-young's tantalising chemistry in What's Wrong with Secretary Kim had fans uwu-ing after the good-looking pair. There really was no denying their onscreen chemistry which had viewers tuning in big numbers and led to fans shipping them as a real-life couple.

Wooga Squad is extremely popular as it comprises a group of very famous friends that consider each other as brothers. For the unversed, the Wooga Squad members include Itaewon Class star Park Seo-joon, Parasite star Choi Woo-shik, The Heirs star Park Hyung-sik, BTS member V and Walk singer Peakboy.

Park Seo-joon, who is currently busy with the shoot of his next film Dream starring alongside IU and Lee Hyun-woo, spoke candidly with Harper's Bazaar Korea on the type of person he wants to become. Sharing the kind of impact he hopes to have on his fans, Seo-joon honestly revealed, "As I’ve been acting diligently, many people have thankfully given me a lot of support," and added, "I want to give back that love no matter what.

Sending coffee and snack trucks between celebrity friends in Korea is quite a sweet tradition. It's a way of showing their support for their friend's work project to be successful while providing them with delicious snacks to devour.

The rainy season in Korea began in June and is now at an overwhelming recorded amount. Concentrated on the nation's central and southern regions, the residential areas have been flooded which has caused thousands to evacuate along with triggered mudslides, six deaths and eight missing people being reported as well.

Park Seo-joon has been nothing short of a busy bee in 2020. Not only did we see the handsome actor leave us mesmerised with his stellar performance in Itaewon Class but Seo-joon is also neck-deep shooting for Lee Byeong-heon's Dream.

There's nothing like the bond between humans and their beloved pets, especially when said human is as handsome as Park Seo-joon and the beloved pet is as adorable as the What's Wrong With Secretary Kim star's bichon frise named Simba. Thanks to the 31-year-old actor's Instagram page, his millions and millions of followers are treated with countless photos and videos of the adorable pooch and it's an endearing sight when Seo-joon cuddles up to Simba.

If you're a fan of BTS member V then you're definitely aware of Wooga Squad. Besides Taehyung, the group of friends includes Itaewon Class star Park Seo-joon, Parasite star Choi Woo-shik, The Heirs star Park Hyung-sik and Walk singer Peakboy.

2020 has been a dull year, to say the least! Especially for the movie industry, which literally went on standstill mode all across the globe. Many big-ticket movies which promised a fun summer had to be delayed while upcoming movie shoots had to be stalled.

The typical 'friends turned lovers' trope has been used for decades in movies and TV shows, irrespective of language. Whether it be Bollywood movies or K-dramas, the romance genre is filled to the brim with childhood friends or 'we just met' friends, who eventually fall in love and have their happily ever after.

Parasite is a movie that became such a global phenomenon that even Hollywood couldn't shield their eyes off of the masterpiece. Besides causing a stir at the Cannes Film Festival by taking home the prestigious Palme D'Or, the Bong Joon-ho directorial also made Oscar history, by not just winning four Academy Awards, but also becoming the first non-English language film to win the Oscar for Best Picture.

Before Bong Joon-ho's ambitious directorial, Parasite, made Oscar history this year, the film was being lauded at the Cannes Film Festival in 2019 and took home the prestigious Palme d'Or. Having a cameo appearance; who was responsible for stirring the pot of events that take place in Parasite, was Park Seo-joon.

2020 may have been a dull year for almost all of us but at least K-drama enthusiasts have had an array of shows to watch while on quarantine mode. Whether it be local or international fans.

Amongst the most popular K-drama stars in the world has to be Park Seo-joon, who over a decade has managed to win millions of hearts with his versatile acting skills, dashing looks and charismatic personality.

For a K-drama to click with viewers, while getting a loyal fan following, it's extremely important for the lead pair to have insane chemistry that almost makes you want to see them as an IRL couple. Some of our favourite K-drama picks feature onscreen couples who have a 'universal shipping' fandom.

Park Seo-joon is one of the most celebrated Korean actors of the current generation, who is known for his work in classic K-dramas like What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, Fight for My Way and She Was Pretty. Moreover, we've also seen him in popular Korean films like Parasite, The Divine Fury and Midnight Runners while he is currently prepping to play a football coach in Dream.

Over decades, Korean entertainment has swept across the globe with a huge international fan following at its beck and call thanks to the gripping dramas, creative storytelling in films and addictive music. Korean actors are not just popular locally but enjoy a worldwide fanbase as well.

What's Wrong with Secretary Kim is one of the most popular K-dramas of all time, thanks to its cheesy romance storyline between narcissistic businessman Lee Young-joon (Park Seo-joon) and his loyal secretary of nine years, Kim Mi-so (Park Min-young). Fans couldn't get enough of the tantalising chemistry shared between Seo-joon and Min-young and the dating rumours immediately started circulating like wildfire.

Last week, K-drama and K-movie enthusiasts got to see their favourite stars under the same roof during the 56th Baeksang Arts Awards, which is considered as Korea's equivalent of the Oscars. From Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin of Crash Landing on You to Park Seo-joon and Kim Di-ma of Itaewon Class, fans were blessed to see all the popular celebrities that they adore.

One of the most fascinating aspects of K-dramas that draws the viewers in and sinks its teeth into their fictional imaginations is the chemistry shared between the leads. Whether it be, Song Joong-ki and Song Hye-kyo in Descendants of the Sun or Gong Yoo or Kim Go-eun in Goblin - The Lonely and Great God, there are iconic onscreen couples who we love to obsess over.

In the recent few months, there have been some extremely dark shows that have surfaced on OTT. While we're confined to our homes, on lockdown mode due to the coronavirus pandemic, we want some major relaxation from the harsh reality.

We're all living the same harsh reality, quite literally, as we're confined to our homes due to the coronavirus pandemic which has led to more than 300,00 deaths and counting, across the globe. For now, we're relying on movies and television shows to keep us company as well as provide us with a source of distraction to not think about what's happening IRL.

Korean movies and dramas have always been a source of inspiration for storyline purposes from all across the world but it took Bong Joon-ho's Parasite to finally get it the recognition that it sorely deserved for decades. At the Oscars 2020, Parasite made history as not only the first non-English language film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture but also the first movie from South Korea to win Best International Feature Film.

One of the most popular K-dramas of 2020 that had everyone talking was Itaewon Class, which was led by Park Seo-joon as Park Sae-ro-yi. Along with Park, Itaewon Class saw some stellar performances like Ahn Bo-hyun's villainous portrayal of Jang Geun-won.

Park Seo-joon is a name that is synonymous with K-dramas and with all the right reasons. The 31-year-old actor wormed his way into millions of hearts with his 'aura' and charming personality. There's also the fact that he's extremely good looking and could give any actor a run for their money when it came to his exceptional acting chops. From his romantic persona to his comedic side, from his dramatic approach to even action sequences, there's nothing that Seo-joon can't do.

If you're not a K-drama enthusiast but have watched the multiple Oscar-winning Bong Joon-ho film, Parasite, like the rest of the world, then you know of Park Seo-joon as Min-hyuk, the handsome friend of Kim Ki-woo (Choi Woo-shik). If you are a K-drama fanatic, then you are definitely aware of this charismatic personality who has come out as one of the strongest actors of his generation, who can leave anyone weak in their knees, thanks to his effervescent charm.

2020 has seen an interesting turn of events for the entertainment industry as people are relying on them to be distracted during the quarantine period, which was enforced by the coronavirus pandemic. K-dramas in particular has seen an upsurge, in the recent few years, when it comes to global consumption as international fans can't get enough of the shows.

While we're cooped up at home amid the lockdown period due to the coronavirus pandemic, many of us, including this writer, have been on binge-watching sprees. From movies we missed in theatres to catching up to season 'infinity' of a beloved series, we now have ample time to catch up with entertainment. For me, I've turned to K-dramas as a source of distraction from the harsh reality and now that I'm in, I wonder why it took me so long to catch up these shows.

While BTS member V considers his bandmates to be his closest friends, with a bond thicker than family, Taehyung is also a part of Wooga Squad. For the unversed, members of Wooga Squad include Park Seo-joon, Choi Woo-shik, Park Hyung-sik, Kwon Sunghwan aka Peakboy and Tae-Tae.

At the Oscars 2020, Bong Joon-ho's ambitious drama thriller, Parasite, managed to make history as the first non-English movie to be bestowed with the Best Picture Academy Award. However, that was not all! Parasite also took home the Best Director Oscar for Joon-ho, Best Original Screenplay for Joon-ho and Han Jin-won and Best International Feature Film at the 92nd Academy Awards.

Ever since the release of Parasite, people have finally opened their eyes to Korean entertainment like never before! There's a reason why Hollywood and Bollywood are deeply inspired by Korean cinema and K-dramas as there's so much to offer on a silver platter. Their combination of various genres, especially with K-dramas and serving us a delicious dish as the endgame is just cherry on top of the cake.

One of the primary reasons why BTS is loved by millions and millions of ARMY members is because of their undying bond and friendship, which has developed over the years! Moreover, on many occasions, the members have revealed that they have become more than just bandmates; like a trueblood family.