Tu me fais danser (2021)

Love from different worlds

This plot is very unique and well-executed. I enjoyed every part of it. Hong Seok and Shi On are from different worlds and have completely different lives but despite that, they managed to fall in love and I think that teaches an important lesson. Love is a crazy thing and it can happen in any situation, even between a debtor and a contractor.

The drama is very fluffy and it's nice to watch given that it's very short. There was not a single awkward moment in the series, which is a very nice break from some of the mainstream BLs. It's a short and sweet drama, the leads have excellent chemistry and the acting is on point, and the story is very different and doesn't adhere to many tropes, and even the visuals are beautiful, so I definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a short series to binge.

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Worth Watching

When I found out that there was another Korean BL coming out after To My Star, I was so excited to watch it! The first two episodes was eeee okay I guess. Just a basic introduction to the drama. But as the story goes by, I could actually see that their relationship and feelings for each other started to grow. A relationship from just being a debtor and a creditor to a couple is just cute lol. And adding the subplot about the red string that connects your destined lover is wonderful and a great idea?. The acting was on point but I do have to say that some acting were too cheesy and cringey :( But that is not a problem?. I actually hated both of the antagonist. Oh ya and before watching this, be careful and get ready for episode 7 & 8 because there's going to be a lot of kiss kiss?. JUST WATCH IT OKAY IT'S NOT A WASTE OF TIME. SO SWEET!!??

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Sweet & Refreshing

YMMD is a sweet BL that is short but to the point in all the good ways. The chemistry is great between the leads, there's appropriate conflict to propel the characters in the best dramaland has to offer, and there's plot.

As with Korean BL's to date, this shows one shortcoming is length. There could have been a lot more foundation for the characters had there been a couple more episodes. That is really my only complaint. Getting past that though, this makes for an extremely pleasant watch. For such a short drama, we get some mild character development, lovely moments between the leads, and an actual plotline that manages to stay decently relevant throughout. The music is nice to listen to and the cinematography is on point. I appreciate the scenes when Shi On is dancing as they really made sure to focus on the moves and bring out the beauty. This left an honest smile on my face by the end and generally good feelings about the overall experience.

All in all, I would definitely recommend if you're a BL lover or even just looking for something short and wholesome to watch.

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I've seen better but loved the kisses

The story needed some improvement - ep 8 was completely unnecessary and the first few episodes were extremely depressing. Debtor is a depressing job, nothing romantic about that for me.

The best part of this show was the kissing, thank you for real and intense kisses. I felt the emotion in those scenes.

The music was great but my biggest problem with the show is I WANTED DANCING!! I wanted to see a full routine, not fake snapshots. I was hoping the dancing would play a more central role, and I was very disappointed.

Other issues - running through snow with no shoes? Getting out of a car that he's driving to run all the way back home? Breath fogging indoors suggesting it's freezing inside? What happened with Hyeong's job at the end? Why didn't we get to see the villain's reaction in the end? What's the truth about Shi On's mother?

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2nd Best KOREAN BL SERIES after…

Sorry its a second place for me becoz for me the best korean bl so far is "Where your eyes linger" that bl series is superb i love it, but "You make me so far" is also topnotch short bl series, but i was dissapointed becoz it really ended pretty quickly and its really fast paced huhuhu should have been made a FULL SERIES like 16 episodes (40-60 min duration per episodes) . i love also the refreshing plot, a dancer (contemporary i think?) And also a loan shark debt collector love story ok girl its weird pairing but worth to watch becoz ther chemistry is beyond my horizon and also to steamy kiss scene u cant im dead already, abd also the actors are so fcking handsome and all have very hot bodies, perfect for my 3 part meal lmao purr. Im a fan of Won Hung hoon i think i have a crush on him lmao i love him he is such a daddy material. Highly recommended it.

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A loan-shark and a contemporary dancer. Storyline both intrigued and fascinate me!

The moment I saw the poster—I knew I must watch this mini-series. It literally captivated and compelled me.
You Make Me Dance is so beautifully choreographed—there isn’t a moment I did not like. I truly appreciate the simple scenes that are so sincere — it makes me feels warm and fuzzy.

I especially love the bond the creators showed us without making it overly sexual.

Truly a beautiful series that deserve more recognition and respect. I feel like it gets overshowed by other BL series that’s not even up to par. What a pity!

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well executed!!

pros:
- the storyline was really masterful, a really solid job for such a short drama
- actors were great, had good chemistry and cute moments (sometimes bls have bad kissing scenes where one of the actors is hesitant but not for this one :)
- i like how simple they kept it, they didnt try to introduce any unnecessary side characters
- pretty realistic, no repetitive, generic moments where all they do is fall on each other
- liked the way this drama incorporated dancing, very pleasing to watch

cons:
- i feel like their relationship progressed pretty fast, i kept having to reminding myself why they liked each other in the first place (wouldve been better if the show hinted about how much time had passed)
- sometimes i didnt like the debtor’s character (dragging and pulling his lead)

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"This odd feeling... is not unpleasant"

The top review is correct. Korea delivered, but it's actually my first time thinking that when it comes to Korean BL. It's not that's it's *bad* by any means but there's always been something missing - a line they've never wanted to cross. It's always been friendly pecks or hand-holding, and though the cast has had "chemistry" it's been lackluster and I honestly thought that was because of the culture and maybe it's just that my culture gives too much affection and touchy-feelies. This drama proved me wrong, and I've never been more pleasantly surprised by that. There's skin-ship, kissing with their lips actually moving for once, and implied sex.

The second top review is also correct. Don't give up on this show until you've watched the 5th episode. It really starts to blossom and pulls on your heartstrings after it's laid a foundation you truly care about.

The actors have beautiful chemistry, and they act really well (I would've said otherwise about the debt-collector until I saw the modeling episode and realized tall dark, and handsome was an acting choice.) And I enjoyed their interactions.

This show is subtle. It's subtle in a way that may be difficult to realize if this is one of your first Asian dramas. The director and story stays its hand, instead choosing to show you important moments rather than explaining them outright in dialogue (for example, I didn't realize the mother *had* abandoned her son, and how she never responded to his texts - seen in the selfie birthday scene - until much later in the show when her number was no longer in service for him to call. Or that the debt collector pushed the dancer away after the first kiss purely because he already knew he was being sent to Vietnam and didn't want to hurt him.)

It does a wonderful job of building up tension, and really showing the emotions of the characters in subtle eye twitches and jaw flexes rather than overtly spoon-feeding you the knowledge, and it did it masterfully. Not to mention, on an artistic level, the dancing and his actions in the dance's story were incredibly well thought out (even if the name was a bit rudimentary to please the wider audience). I implore you - don't put this on in the background. Pay attention to every scene and notice the small details the staff included, which is why I believe it has such high rewatchability.

The only negatives I can really offer are the "logical" remarks most people can arrive at on their own when they watch it. There are definitely plot holes. The most glaring being the fact the debt collector turned on the podcast at the exact time to hear what the dancer was saying about him, which is pretty unlikely. The second being why no one went to the police about anything or how his ankle magically healed. The third being how the debt collector still had to go to Vietnam after the dancer got the lead role - if the debt collector had been honest with the dancer and just explained the ultimatum, they could've walked in together and bought his freedom and quit on the spot. But heaven forbid it to be that simple for the sake of drama.

I also really wish we got ANYTHING to do with the debt collector's past (as other reviewers have said) - it's too much to notice his hesitance at playing the piano, the fact he sleeps in an office and his line of work, and the fact he can cook well. What life did he lead until this point? I like to believe they've purposefully kept this hidden for use in another season, but I'm still dissatisfied.

I recognize this might be a difficult drama to watch that people might not enjoy if they want a *plot* to fuel the show, rather than the emotions and turmoil of the characters, but for those who are quite empathetic, this is a beautiful piece of media. It kind of reminded me of Yuri on Ice, actually.

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