SBS’s Korean drama, “Penthouse: War in Life 3, ” remained on top of most talked about Korean drama ranking for the second weeks in June. Further, actress Lee Hye Ri topped the most popular cast and actor ranking in the second week of June. Check out the top 10 most popular Korean drama and cast/actor rankings most talked about on the 2nd week of June 2021 analyzed by Good Data Corporation.
2nd Week of June 2021 – Top 10 Most Popular Korean Drama & Actor Rankings by Good Data Corporation “Penthouse: War in Life 3” stays strong as most talked about Korean drama for two consecutive weeks.
On June 15, the weekly top 10 most talked-about Korean drama and actor rankings for the second week of June 2021 has released by The Good Data Corporation. The data was gathered from online news, social media, community, and video reactions in the second week of June.
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“The Penthouse 3” still in the first place of most talked about Korean drama for two consecutive weeks. It was followed by KBS2’s “Youth of May” that went up to the second place. Further, “Doom at Your Service” and “My Roommate is a Gumiho” had to step down one level to the third and fourth position.
Furthermore, “Mine” and “Law School” remain in fifth and sixth place. Moreover, KBS2’s weekend drama “Revolutionary Sisters” rose one level to seventh place.
Then, Racket Boys must step down one level to number eight, followed by “Hospital Playlist 2, ” which came to ninth place. Then, there was “Sell Your Haunted House, ” in the tenth place, which ended on June 9.
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“My Roommate is a Gumiho” cast; Lee Hye Ri topped the most talked-about Korean drama actor for the 2nd week of June 2021.
One the second week of June, Lee Hye Ri from “My Roommate is a Gumiho” became #1 the most popular Korean drama actress. Meanwhile, in second place, Lee Do Hyun from” Youth of May” skyrocketed from the ninth position from the first week of June to the second position on the second week of June.
There was “Mr. Fox” Jang Ki Yong in third place, that level up from the fourth position on the previous week. Moreover, “Doom at Your Service” stars; Park Bo Young had to step down to the fourth position, and Seo In Guk remains in the fifth position.
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“Youth of May” cast, Go Mi Shi was back to the top 10 most popular Korean drama actor rankings on the second week. She was the most talked-about actress for her role as Kim Myung Hee in the drama “Youth of May, ” which ended on June 8.
Meanwhile, “Mine” Lee Bo Young remains on the same spot from the previous position. Then, there was “The Penthouse 3, ” which casts Lee Ji Ah, that had to step down to eighth place, while Park Eun Seok step three levels up to the ninth place. Then there was “Mine” Lee Hyun Wook that remains in the tenth rank.
Here are the weekly top 10 most popular Korean drama and actor rankings that most talked about for the second week of June 2021.
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Girlfriends who plan revenge together stay together ❤️#Penthouse3#Penthouse3Ep2#ThePenthouse3 pic.twitter.com/qTJQC7KQf2— seokrona wedding planner (@makjangqueen) June 11, 2021 no one can argue that youth of may is the most tragic & heartbreaking drama not only in 2021 but in the history 😭#YouthOfMayEp12 #YouthOfMay pic.twitter.com/Axvh4xRWJd— ً (@ldh__simp) June 8, 2021 Y’all THIS is character development I’ve been waiting 😭😭😭 she can cry and she did it when she’s with myulmang on THE beach, not alone while he’s comforting her 😭🥺 #DoomAtYourServiceEp10#DoomAtYourServicepic.twitter.com/SHnC8pqYGb— Rex ✈️ seopark (@doomrecharge) June 8, 2021 BIG CLAP TO THE PPL BEHIND THESE CREATIVE AND FUNNY EDITS THEY ARE TOO FUNNY I LOVE THEM 😭🤍🤎 A PRESENTATION OF LEE DAM’S THOUGHTS, THINKING ABOUT HER LACK OF CONFI AND COMPARING HERSELF TO SHIN WOO YEO, #Hyeri #JangKiYong #MyRoommateIsAGumiho #MyRoommateIsAGumihoep6 pic.twitter.com/hzk7JuPgJS— 🤍 (@jeomjunie) June 10, 2021 I really love this drama the plot twist, each character story and everything is just perfect, perfect enough to make ur head explode 👹#MineEp10 pic.twitter.com/1F67kzssRc— Peanutsé♡ (@kimwpsl00_) June 7, 2021
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It’s a different story when we look at TV ratings, which are the basis of our rankings of the highest rated Korean dramas of 2021. Forget about international popularity because the lists below reflect the viewing behavior of these shows’ main target audience. Read on to find out which dramas pulled in millions of viewers all over South Korea while they were airing.
Historical or period dramas dominate the ranking in both the cable and free-to-air (non-cable) categories—a total of seven out of 20! SBS and tvN are the leading networks with 5 and 6 series in the top 10 ranking, respectively.
In a stunner, JTBC has no representative in the top 10, which is really a surprise considering that it is home to the most-watched cable drama in 2020 (“The World of the Married”) and 2019 (“Sky Castle”). Each of the three ‘minor’ or lesser known cable channels, meanwhile, managed to put at least one show in the list.
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We also have multi-season dramas gaining ground, which could lead to a game-changing event in an industry where one-season format has been the norm for decades.
Ratings can be percentages of households, adults 18-49, or any defined group watching a given show. In South Korea, Nielsen mainly reports ratings in terms of households. A 10% rating means that an estimated 10 out of every 100 households throughout the country watched the given drama when it was airing. The remaining 90 households either watched something else or did not watch TV at all.
“River Where the Moon Rises” (KBS2) was one of the dramas struck hard by a pressing concern during production in 2021. But despite introducing a new male lead—Na In-woo replacing Ji Soo over bullying and sexual abuse allegations—and re-shooting more than 10 episodes, the series managed to maintain a 7 to 8 percent rating throughout its run. Both Na In-woo and his co-star Kim So-hyun received praise for their moving performances, a compliment reflected in their nominations for a Baeksang arts award.
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MBC had been struggling to obtain decent viewership for its dramas until “The Veil” came out. The series became a “savior” for the broadcaster in terms of ratings. With a total production budget of 15 billion won (US$12.1 million), the network must have been thankful that its investment paid off to an acceptable degree. Namgoong Min stars as a top National Intelligence Service agent in a story based on the winner of the 2018 MBC Drama Screenplay contest.
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The seventh place also goes to a historical drama—a tale of switched identities and the love that comes after. In “The King’s Affection” (KBS2), Park Eun-bin pretends to be the crown prince of Joseon and hides her true identity after the death of her twin brother. But that is easier said than done, especially when she falls in love with her royal tutor, played by SF9’s Rowoon. The series premiered with a modest six percent viewership and went on to double this number during its finale.
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The fourth sageuk in this list (and there is one more!), “Royal Secret Agent” (KBS2) stars Kim Myung-soo as a royal inspector who conducts undercover investigations into the corrupt practices of Joseon government officials. Although this job entails risks and serious battles against the bad guys, the show is less dark and more humorous. That style definitely worked, seeing that its five percent viewer rating in the first episode nearly tripled in the finale.
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