Here – have some more Kang Ha Neul singing and playing the guitar.
Because you can never have enough.
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Kang Eui Shik and Ha Yun Soo performing Lee Sora’s “The Wind Is Blowing” in episode 1 of Monstar.
Reason why Radio’s later performance was so powerful. And Kang Eui Shik is just amazing as both a singer and an actor.
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Kang Ha Neul and Ha Yun Soo performing Jaurim’s (Kim Yoon Ah) “Nocturne”
I also went to look up if Kang Ha Neul actually plays cello (which is something I didn’t try to verify when I was watching it, even though I was pretty sure it looked like he was actually playing the cello, guitar, and bass).
And then I found this interview. Which says many things and you should read it
and fall more in love with Kang Ha Neul as if such a thing were possible, but also that he worked ridiculously hard to learn to play those instruments just for this role. So now I know.
(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Kang Ha Neul performing Zoo’s “I Choose To Love You”
Breaks my heart that he’s singing it to Se Yi when Na Na’s standing there getting her heart broken.
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Kang Ha Neul and Da Hee performing Lena Park and Kim Bum Soo’s duet “Person, Love”
Because everyone needs a serenading Kang Ha Neul in their lives.
(Is it too obvious what my otp was for this drama?)
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Park Kyu Seon beatboxing and Kang Eui Shik singing 2NE1’s “I’m The Best” in episode 5 of Monstar.
Awesome performance is awesome.
(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Da Hee performing Jo Kwon Woo’s “Swamp” in episode 6 of Monstar.
Another fave. Da Hee’s emotion in the song is so incredible. It helped it was the first time we learned of her vocal prowess. Not to mention how well the lyrics match up with the scene (which is something this drama excelled at – using music to tell a story instead of just putting in a pop song to get attention).
(And you can’t blame her for falling in love with
Sun WooKang Ha Neul, Just sayin’.)
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Kang Eui Shik performing MOT’s “To You Who Hopes For My Despair” in episode 8 of Monstar.
The song came up in my ipod rotation this morning, and so I was happy to find the original scene on youtube because it’s just so incredibly powerful. My favorite scene of the series; it still makes me want to cry.
Translated lyrics:
To you, who hopes for my despair
I should give you my congratulations today
The friendly scorn that I received today
They suit me even more todayLaugh at me
All you want
Laugh at me
At meNo I’m not all right at all, all right at all
Swaying, swaying
No I’m not all right at all, all right at all
I’ll be broken every dayLaugh at me
At meNo I’m not all right at all, all right at all
Swaying, swaying
No I’m not all right at all, all right at all
I’ll be broken every dayNo I’m not all right at all, all right at all
Little by little every day
No I’m not all right at all, all right at all
I’ll be broken every dayTo you who hopes for my despair
Today won’t be any kind of celebratory day(tran cr: popgasa)
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JUST KIDDING I’MMA SPAM YOU ANYWAY
[Dramaland Catnip] Ragtag bands of misfits
Be shocked by my love of odd-ducks being thrown together to make music or solve crime or just, y’know, become each other’s family.
The Obsessive Dilettante 