WEAK HERO CLASS 1 - Ep.7 | REACTION
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OMG THAT'S RIGHT!!!! I love The Tasty Florida, is so underated 😭 I think my brain did not make the connection cause his character on Weak Hero Class is so different from Haewon 😭 hahaha He's a really great actor, he should be on more dramas 🥹
Meruka Hinaru
2023-08-28 14:41:14 +0000 UTCthe tasty florida!
Sam sam
2023-08-28 11:59:24 +0000 UTCthe tasty florida!
Sam sam
2023-08-28 11:58:52 +0000 UTCAhhh This drama! I like this drama because it's different, things don't really go how you would think it should go. See I consider myself a dramaholic at this point tbh, but the only drama I can compare it to is My name...ps, if you think this drama is bad, My name is worst/better. Extracurricular is "fun" too. This drama to me is just like a way more pg version of those dramas tbh, but it's still really good. The suspense Kills You!! What catches me off guard is that their trio friendship lasted like only 2 episodes or less. When you start it you think awww I bet these guys are gonna make a powerful trio till the end! The three maskarears. But nope!!! And now Suho is possibly dead, I balled the first time I saw that, because they did a really good job making you feel for every character. Suho a kid who's just trying to get by in life with a part time job whos unlucky and keeps getting bothered by pathetic people who have no respect and morals. You can tell all he wants is peace, but drama just keeps following him. For goodness sake all this guy cares about is food and his job. Personally He's the only one that has been smart and reasonable this whole series. Like you guys said he's literally the only one with limits, "don't go over board" was his moto, and now someone went overboard on him. The irony really kills me. Now seiun he seems emotionally numb and exhausted. All he ever does is study, we see that's all he cares about. And you guys noticed that studying might be a coping mechanism/ escape for him. In other words he's spent his whole life just trying to cope and escape from a life full of disappointments. He's was like an emotional zombie, and then met someone who was literally bringing him back to life. Now that person is possibly dead, so what does seuin do now? Then we have bumsuck I mean *beomseok*. This kid has never felt loved or like he belonged. His whole life he has just been getting bullied and pushed around. And what happens when someone is raised without love. They start literally seeking it. That's how you create an attention seeker, a popularity seeker. Suho was smart for noticing it, beomseok was using those bullies to fill his void of lonelyness. And beomseok knows what he's doing, but when you spend your whole life cerounded by people who don't care about you. You because selfish, and the more time goes on, the less you feel bad, because you feel like you deserve some happiness! Therefore, even though he caused Suho to be lying on the floor seemly dead, I still feel extremely bad for beomseok. It's hard to see him with a happy future. And lastly the girl, *forgot he name.* If I was her, I would Blame myself for what happened for the rest of My life. Even though it's not her fault, "if only she didn't fall for beomseoks trap" This drama is a series of cause and effects, it's 8 short episodes, but I learned a lot! It really shows why it's emportant that the World gets more empathetic
coco.mg
2023-08-28 08:27:51 +0000 UTCI also need the title of the bl he was in please!
Miekala Jones
2023-08-28 05:48:56 +0000 UTCFair warning, this will be a long comment lol. I think Sieun wanting to keep what Bumseok did a secret was a way for him to protect Bumseok and Suho. He didn't want Suho to hurt Bumseok, and he also didn't want Suho to get hurt by the MMA fighter Bumseok hired. I really feel like Sieun is actually a very sensitive person on the inside, but just mastered the art of putting up a "I don't give a frick" wall so he wouldn't get hurt by others. Suho really made a crack in that wall, giving Sieun a little hope to have a lasting relationship with someone, something he never had before, seeing how his childhood was. I think Sieun was still holding onto the slightest possibility of the three of them moving past this and reconciling. He wasn't ready to have to fully put up the wall in his life again. Looking at the situation between Sieun and his father, I'm just reminded how crazy it is that some parents will be confused as to why their kids never open up to them when asked about something, after spending several years of never giving their kids an opportunity to talk about themselves or their struggles. It almost seems like a situation where the parents want their kids to live by the rule of "Never speak unless spoken to." About the show's being very quiet causing you anxiety David, it does the same for me. I think it's because it makes it more real, since in real life we don't have soundtracks playing in the background for us lol. On the other hand, I literally cried so hard at the end of the episode, and the music actually made it more impactful for me. The producers really new when to use music and when to leave it quiet. About Bumseok not deserving that moment at the end, I agree. My feelings about Bumseok went from "damn i really for sorry for this guy" to "I just witnessed the unltimate anime betrayal" 😅 When I cried, I didn't cry because Bumseok was crying. I cried because I immediately thought about how this will completely devastate the last bit of happiness Sieun was desperately holding onto. I also really feel like Suho wanted to make amends, but being close to Bumseok's inferiority complex could have possibly been triggering for him, leading him to not be as open to work things out as Sieun was. We don't know anything about Suho's past. Where are his parents? Why is he staying with his grandma? We also see that Suho didn't have any friends at all until he got close to Sieun, so that in it of itself could be a sign that Suho also has trust issues like Sieun has. While Sieun and Suho were very careful about who to be friends with due to their trust issues, Bumseok wanted to be "friends" with everyone to heal his inferiority complex. Also, on a much lighter note, Kevin bringing up the "Happy Birthday" sign not being centered is actually hilarious! I take twice the amount of time I should to get through a drama because of all the times I pause to mentally rearrange anything in the show that triggers my OCD lol. I think I now have carpal tunnel for typing such a long comment LOL. Again, I love your reactions. I always look forward to watching you guys enjoy these shows. Have a awesome week!
Miekala Jones
2023-08-28 05:47:59 +0000 UTCWAIT, What's the BL's name?
Meruka Hinaru
2023-08-27 20:37:34 +0000 UTCSorry that I've been M.I.A for a while, I had a friend here for a week (which I think I mentioned last time I commented anything) and then I've also had a three week vacation from work. Just got back to work this week so I've been really tired😂 I have also been feeling a little off the last few weeks so I haven't really had the motivation to do anything, just mostly laying in bed all day staring at the ceiling. But now I'm getting back to things so I'm gonna binge all the reactions I've missed. I just finished Weak Hero on my own today so now I look forward to seeing your reactions😊 When I first started watching I only saw up to the 4th episode and that is also the last reaction I've seen. Right now i don't have a lot to say about this episode cause my blood is still boiling and I can't really think straight so I'll probably wait until tomorrow so I can straighten my thoughts out😅 Okay so it is the day after now and I have sorted my thoughts out. Up until Beom-seok asked the UFC guy to beat Su-ho up, I could understand his actions. He is very insecure and so from his perspective I can see why he would feel that way towards Su-ho, but like ilays said, I don't really think Su-ho treated him that differently from Si-eun. It's just that Beom-seok sees it as that because of his own insecurities/inferior complex. With his new “friend” group he doesn’t feel like he gets treated bad. Fine do what you want with your life and if being in that crowd gives you a sense of belonging then I don’t give a shit, as long as you don’t mess with other people. BUT after that I loose any sense of understanding. He is so stuck in his hatred towards Su-ho that he lets Si-eun get beat up, he let’s go off any sort of reasoning (like fucking with the breaks on Su-ho’s motorcycle, someone else could have gotten seriously hurt if he had hit anyone and he could have died) and then we see what happens at the end… Seeing Beom-seok cry at the end only made me angrier... He had so many chances to stop before it went too far but he was so stuck in his own head that he just let it continue. Su-ho gave him the chance to apologize but he had the audacity to say that he didn't feel sorry about anything and he could also have walked away after Su-ho got knocked out by the UFC guy but he just had to beat a man that was already down. I don't feel bad for him, I won't forgive him and if I got my hands on him I would not hold back! Being unhappy with your own life does not give you the right to take it out on someone else. He is not the sole perpetrator in this cause all of them were kicking him but I feel the most hatred towards him cause they were friends at one point. The others never liked Su-ho. And like you said at the end, if Beom-seok never asked them to beat Su-ho up this would never have happened. So even if he wasn't the only one beating him up he is the reason Su-ho ended up this way. Since he was unhappy with Si-eun and Su-ho I wouldn't have had a problem with him just leaving the trio and staying with the new group instead (without all the fighting), cause that way he gets what he wants, attention. But I bet that at some point they would get tired of him and then he would wish that he was back with Si-eun and Su-ho. Cause honestly they seemed more like friends than the bully group, even if Su-ho could come across as rough sometimes. This is how I see it and I respect if someone doesn't have the same opinion. Since I've seen the last episode I know what's gonna happen, so I'll probably continue my rant then... cause I have so much more to say. But I'll leave it here for now.
Ida Jansson
2023-08-27 19:16:32 +0000 UTCeverytime I see the guy who's payed to fight Suho I just can't take him seriously as a bad guy 😭 I know the actor from a BL he was in so I'm just like ?????? his character here makes me sick though . seriously I spend the entire time watching this just wanting to beat Beomseok and his "friends" up ,,,
Sam sam
2023-08-26 22:24:38 +0000 UTCThe way my heart fucking sank when they started kicking him like you could tell from the angle of the camera that they were kicking/stomping on his head and stomach/ribs. I was literally sobbing in shock through the credits. The worst part is that out of the three, Sooho was always the most stable/level headed one. He's the one that always held Sieun back whenever he went too far while fighting and even Beomseok when he tried to hit his previous high school bully with a microphone. Not really because he felt that he was better/higher than them but because of his morals and he didn't want his friends to get in trouble. He was obviously the strongest in the school and stood up for the things he thought were right when he saw the bullies/stronger students taking advantage of the weaker ones (like the school cafeteria scene.) So when you think about it despite being the strongest, his fights were never personal or out of anger/need to hurt someone UNTIL Beomseok and his friends beat up Sieun. Even then he gave them an opportunity to just apologize and solve it without violence bcs despite everything Beomseok did (like cutting the breaks off of Sooho's motor bike and hanging out with Sieun's bullies) he was willing to let it go as long as Beomseok apologized and left them alone. But alas... Beomseok essentially became another Youngbin (main bully who drugged sieun and transferred schools) paying people to beat up others for him and only joining the "fight" when they're already down. Like all this happened because of his inferiority complex from his circumstances. He felt that Sooho looked down on him and treated him as less, when Sooho treated him the same way he does Sieun. Sieun and Sooho literally never asked him for money, to pay for stuff—he always volunteered, but Sooho also treated them to food a lot as well—or ordered him around. But he has it in his head that Sooho treated him as a "go-fer" when I don't think Sooho has told him to do anything other the one time he stopped him from hitting the bully with a microphone (but again he did this with sieun too when he was about to start kicking youngbin after breaking his nose in ep 1). I'm pretty sure it all manifested from the fact that both Sieun and Sooho can fight and that he can't. It made him feel like they were better than him and the people around him implying that (like his father's secretary, the previous bad guy who went to jail, and the other students who said he thinks he's all that bcs he's friends with Sooho and Sieun). But none of Sieun and Sooho's actions as people gave that they were of the same opinion but he blamed them as if they're responsible for his own inferiority complex. I definitely DO understand that it manifested from his life as someone who's only been abused at home and at school, but it just sucks because Sooho and Sieun were nothing but good to him and it just didn't meet his standards/criteria of what he believes friendship is. I really do think his standards of friendship are messy as well. He definitely didn't have friends at his previous school and probably what he saw as friendship were how the bullies were with each other. Along with just the superficial ideals you get from tv and media where you think you have to be on each other's socials to be considered real friends. (some people are like that irl like bro you literally have my phone number its not that serious). (anyway sorry for the long comment, its been a minute since I've been on here and I just binged your weak hero videos) EDIT(bcs I forgot to talk about my baby): Sieun as a character is so interesting too because he's very mild mannered. It clearly stems from being neglected by his parents and probably his difficult childhood (it mentioned a few times that he was sickly as a child which is why his parents argued all the time and its implied thats the reason for the separation) and him not wanting to burden his father. But because of this all of his emotions and struggles only build up inside of him until he explodes. Despite the fact that he's clearly depressed you can tell that having friends helped him a lot which is why he wanted to be there for Beomseok and kept checking in and worried all the time for him so my heart just breaks for him the most. (im going to stop myself here because he's my favorite character and this might turn into a 3,000 word essay)
ilays
2023-08-25 19:54:44 +0000 UTCThis episode traumatized me when I first saw it, but I was not surprised. All the times people said "Please stop", because things can get too far too fast, and this was the outcome. Next episode is my favorite and I think is what solidified Jihoon as a list A actor for me and gained him the award he received for this character. I'm also very excited for S2, I haven't read the webtoon but I do know is gonna be WILD.
Meruka Hinaru
2023-08-25 17:45:36 +0000 UTC0:10 Talking about IKON, I saw them live here in Mexico on Tuesday! It was so hyped! I just know a couple of songs, but after the performances I saw, I want to get more into their music! Got any song recommendations I can check out? I also saw Bambam and Baekhyun, and both sang GOT7/EXO songs as well as their solos, so I almost cried too when I saw them, I've been fan of GOT7/EXO since debut :')
Meruka Hinaru
2023-08-25 16:46:55 +0000 UTC
