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Japanese BL hits different (part 2)

I know, this took a long time to make (Part 1:    • Japanese BL hits different  ) After the first video, I really wanted to make a part two. But here's the thing: After reading some of your comments, when people thanked me for recommending these series and asked for more, I felt like I had to include BLs that I really like and would recommend to a friend, like the 4 BLs I included in that video. Also, I decided to explore more Korean BLs because I felt like I shouldn't judge too soon (And also, some of you recommended me some KBLs to check out). I also watched a Taiwanese BL, who was pretty okay (I made an edit, check out here:    • Sheng Wang & Jiang Tian is my new fav duo ...  . Anyway, my problem with KBL was, and still is, they never properly develop plots. One second, they are stranger, the next they are b@nging (excuse my language). LIKE I TRIED SO HARD TO FIND A GOOD KBL, and it never came. And somehow I feel like Korean actors are ashamed of BL roles-- you'd never see a big actor acting in a queer role, and even if they do, it'd be where the character would be made fun of/will die/will stay single, or the production quality would be very low (N starred in such a drama which was vertically filmed). Even actors starring in dramas who later make it big sometimes pretend that those roles never existed. It might be a cultural thing, and I get it. And I'm not asking Korea to make more BLs or mainstream actors to take queer roles. All I'm saying is that if they want to produce something, they should make it with love and care and not something that feels like an afterthought. Coming to China. I think Chinese BLs are pretty good, except I'm not exactly a fan of skinship (AND OH BOY you'd see them a lot in CBLs). Plus CBLs can get pretty dark, which is not my cup of tea. Next is Thailand. And I think it's the same for me as CBLs---too much skinship. I want a cute, cozy romcom like Heartstopper or Cherry Magic. Now, coming to JBLs. Yes, not all JBLs are good...I found out while exploring them over the past one and a half years. Some have repetitive backstories like shy/introvert/clumsy boy x popular/extrovert boy, some don't develop the plotline at all and it feels the story is all over the place, and some are ruined by bad acting. I selected these 5 (Yuri On Ice, I hear the Sunspot, Countdown to Yes, Can I Buy Your Love from a Vending Machine?, and The Man Who Defies The World of Bl (4 seasons)) because they felt unique in plot, execution and acting. Obviously, 10 Dance (released last year) is another Japanese BL masterpiece, but I didn't add that to keep a light and funny theme. (Haha ik I said I don't like dark themes but the cinematography was so stunning and the acting was so amazing, I couldn't help but be swayed by it). #yurionice #ihearthesunspot #japanesebl #jbl I wish I could've seen Yuri On Ice when it was in hype. It's such a masterpiece. It didn't even feel like an anime, tbh...as if I were watching two real-life athletes. The animation, ✨✨✨ The Man Who Defies The World of BL follows such a fun concept, it's hard not to giggle every second watching the series. It's one of a kind and gets marks for the actor's various comedic expressions and deadpan inner monologues. Can I Buy Your Love from a Vending Machine? surprised me because of how adorable it was. Loved the cinematography of I hear the Sunspot, loved seeing how they handled representation, and weaved a story of friendship, love, and growth. It's kind of like the anime A Silent Voice, which stays with you long after it ends. Countdown to Yes is still airing, but I have a hunch this is going to be good, so I included it. PLEASE don't end badly and ruin my reputation as a fortune teller💀 TOO LONG description! Sorry to anyone who has read this far. AND thank you for watching my videos, liking, and commenting on them. I wish all the brightness of all supernovas combined in your life❤️