Where to Start With Song Kang? 7 Dramas by Taste
From the pianist of Four Hands to My Demon and Sweet Home
Four Hands follows the talent and rivalry of pianists who meet at an arts high school, while Navillera follows the relationship between Deok-chul, who takes up ballet at 70, and the young Chae-rok. The settings vary even among the love stories. My Demon is a fantasy romance between a demon and a human, “Nevertheless,” is about the subtle relationships among art students, Forecasting Love and Weather is about work and office romance, and “Love Alarm” centers on an app that reveals feelings.
If you want the tension of creatures and survival, go for Sweet Home, featuring Cha Hyun-su. Sweet Home and “Love Alarm,” which both ran for multiple seasons, are each grouped into a single entry. It's a list for comparing genres and roles centered on the same actor to find the next drama to watch.
Four Hands — Song Kang as Kang Bi-o
If You Want Piano, Rivalry, and Youth
If you only know Song Kang from romances, this is worth trying to broaden your view toward music and coming-of-age stories. It centers on pianists who meet at an arts high school and grow while keenly aware of each other's gifts.
My Demon — Song Kang as Jung Gu-won
Fantasy and Romance Together
It suits times when you'd rather enjoy an unrealistic premise and contrasting characters than a realistic office romance. Focus on his character's cold first impression and the changes between the two, and you can start with just the premise, without needing to know the ending.
Navillera — Song Kang as Lee Chae-rok
For a day when you're in the mood for a heartwarming coming-of-age story
It's a human drama centered on the mentor-student relationship between Park In-hwan and Song Kang, and on changes in their practice and daily lives. It's the first one to recommend to anyone who'd rather see encouragement and challenges that cross generations than a romantic relationship.
Sweet Home — Song Kang as Cha Hyun-su
If You Want to See Song Kang Beyond Romance
The show began in 2020 and ran for three seasons, which we group here as a single series. It suits anyone looking for creature-feature and survival tension, and it's better to get to know the characters and world in the first season than to jump straight to a later one.
Nevertheless, — Song Kang as Park Jae-eon
A Campus Where Excitement and Anxiety Coexist
It's worth picking if you're drawn to feelings that hesitate even as people grow closer, rather than relationships with a clear label. There is also an original webtoon of the same name, so you can look at how the characters' expressions and relationships were brought to the screen.
Forecasting Love and Weather — Song Kang as Lee Si-woo
A Story Where Work and Love Move Together
It fits viewers who want to see responsibilities and relationships in the workplace rather than a youthful school drama. Watch it with a focus on how judgment on the job and personal feelings clash in the same space.
Love Alarm — Song Kang as Hwang Sun-oh
What If an App Could Tell You How Someone Feels
We introduce its two seasons as a single series entry. It suits anyone interested in the gap between the feelings an app reveals and the choices you make yourself, and rather than settling on a particular couple's ending in advance, follow the relationship among the three characters.
“Love Alarm” and “Sweet Home” each group multiple seasons into a single entry. Check the viewing terms and availability of each show in the linked official information and for your region and account, and if you want to get a feel for the mood first, try the official trailers or behind-the-scenes videos.
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