Get ready to swoon over the most adorable K-drama duo of the year! Morningpicker is thrilled to bring you an exclusive interview with the stars of “XO, Kitty” Season 2, Minyeong Choi and Sang Heon Lee, who dish out all the juicy details about the latest season of the hit drama. As we dive into their conversation, you’ll get an inside look at the unbreakable bond between Dae (played by Minyeong Choi) and Min Ho (played by Sang Heon Lee), the heartwarming moments that will make you laugh and cry, and the cliffhangers that left fans begging for more. From Dae’s soulful singing voice to Min Ho’s unexpected encounter with none other than Peter Kavinsky (yes, you read that right!), we’re taking you behind the scenes of the most unforgettable season of “XO, Kitty” yet. But that’s not all – we also get the scoop on what’s in store
Dae and Min Ho’s Friendship
In an exclusive interview with Morningpicker, Minyeong Choi and Sang Heon Lee, the stars of “XO, Kitty” Season 2, delved into the complexities of Dae and Min Ho’s friendship.
Understanding Min Ho’s Move
Choi shed light on Min Ho’s motivations, stating, “I do understand Min Ho, but I do think that Min Ho made the move at a wrong timing.” Lee added, “I agree with that. I think that was really a sweet answer.” The stars explained that sometimes, when you love someone and are into someone, you make mistakes and can’t control things, leading to a deeper understanding of Min Ho’s actions.
Forgiveness and Compromise
Choi shared his perspective on Dae’s forgiveness, stating, “I think that Dae forgives Min Ho because he knows how it feels like when he’s in love.” Lee agreed, saying, “I think that was really a sweet answer.” The stars highlighted the importance of forgiveness and compromise in relationships, illustrating the complexity of Dae and Min Ho’s friendship.
Dae’s Singing and Character Development
In the interview, Choi discussed his character’s singing journey, stating, “Not at all [did I have singing in mind when I signed onto the show back in season one].” Lee added that Choi didn’t need to train for the role, as he constantly trains his vocals for live performances.
Training and Preparation
Choi revealed that he didn’t specifically train for the show, but had a few sessions with a coach for the songs and discussions on how he should be recorded. Lee mentioned that recording is not something Choi knows much about, as he primarily trains for live performances.
Dae’s Growth and Passion
Choi shared his thoughts on Dae’s character development, stating, “I would love Dae to keep his dreams and keep fighting for his love and different ways.” Lee agreed, expressing his expectations for the show’s future, saying, “I expect the best again, if there is a Season 3.” The stars highlighted Dae’s growth and passion, showcasing his character’s determination to pursue his dreams.
Min Ho’s Encounter with Peter Kavinsky
Sang Heon Lee opened up about Min Ho’s interactions with Noah Centineo’s character, Peter Kavinsky, stating, “I think Min Ho was first sort of intimidated by the presence of Peter because he heard so much about this person to a point where he’s maybe a tad bit jealous.” Choi added that Min Ho felt the need to keep his guard up when he first met Peter.
The Initial Meeting
Lee discussed Min Ho’s initial reaction, saying, “That’s why he felt that he had to keep his guard up when he first shook his hand and everything.” Choi noted that Min Ho slightly warmed up and became more relaxed once he and Peter shared compliments and banter.
The Sparkly Pen Moment
Lee mentioned that the sparkly pen moment was probably the best part, laughing. Choi joked about the scene, saying, “He’s the only one that calls Kitty Covey.” The stars highlighted the chemistry between Min Ho and Peter, showcasing their budding friendship.
The Possibilities of Their Friendship
Lee shared his thoughts on the potential of Min Ho’s friendship with Peter, saying, “I think Min Ho was first sort of intimidated by the presence of Peter because he heard so much about this person to a point where he’s maybe a tad bit jealous.” Choi added that Min Ho’s guard up was a sign of his growing feelings for Peter.
Season 3 Hopes
In the interview, Choi discussed his hopes for the show’s future, stating, “I would love Dae to go on tour, or maybe not. I would love him to keep, like, keep his dreams and keep fighting for his love and different ways.” Lee agreed, expressing his expectations for the show’s future, saying, “I expect the best again, if there is a Season 3.” The stars highlighted their hopes for the show’s continuation, showcasing their enthusiasm for the characters’ growth and development.
Touring and Dreams
Choi and Lee discussed the possibilities of Dae’s music tour, with Choi expressing his desire for Dae to pursue his dreams. Lee mentioned that he has no input or opinion on this, but feels that the story is doing a great job at the moment.
Character Growth and Storyline
Choi shared his hopes for Dae’s love life, stating, “I would love Dae to keep his dreams and keep fighting for his love and different ways.” Lee agreed, expressing his expectations for the show’s future, saying, “I expect the best again, if there is a Season 3.” The stars highlighted their hopes for the show’s character growth and storyline, showcasing their enthusiasm for the characters’ development.
Callbacks and Theories
Lee discussed the hot tub scene and letter, saying, “Well, I can definitely see why there is questions or theories behind that. But again, if people do believe that that’s how it would happen, then maybe that could happen.” Choi added that it wouldn’t be so surprising because of what people saw from past films. The stars highlighted the show’s potential for callbacks and theories, showcasing their excitement for the characters’ future.
Conclusion
As we conclude our interview with Minyeong Choi and Sang Heon Lee, the stars of ‘XO, Kitty’ Season 2, it’s clear that the show’s focus on Dae and Min Ho’s unlikely friendship has struck a chord with audiences worldwide. Choi and Lee dive into the nuances of their characters’ bond, revealing the ways in which their differences actually bring them closer together. Meanwhile, Lee shares his thoughts on Dae’s impressive singing abilities, and the duo teases the possibility of Min Ho’s chance encounter with Peter Kavinsky, the iconic character from ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before’.
The significance of ‘XO, Kitty’ lies in its exploration of themes such as identity, community, and acceptance. The show’s portrayal of two individuals from different walks of life finding common ground and becoming the best of friends serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of inclusivity and understanding. As the show continues to gain traction, it’s likely that its impact will extend beyond its Korean fanbase, inspiring a global conversation about the value of genuine connections and the power of embracing our differences.