A lot of K-pop lovers are usually K-drama lovers, too. One may think some songs were perfectly made for K-drama OSTs, not just because of its melody but also because of its lyrics. Fans sometimes find the song lyrics as something that perfectly suits certain drama scenes.
With no further ado, these are the K-pop songs that were perfectly made for K-drama OST!
1. SEVENTEEN's "I Wish" for "She Was Pretty"
Choi Siwon's character in "She Was Pretty" has been marked as one of the most well-loved second leads for a drama. The story's heartbreaking love triangle is vividly portrayed on SEVENTEEN's "I Wish."
2. DREAMCATCHER'S "Chase Me" for "Hotel de Luna" and "The Master's Son"
The spooky, rocky melody initially sends a vibe that is seemingly aligned to both popular horror-romance drama series. The unfinished businesses of the characters in the stories match "Chase Me."
3. Oh My Girl's "Nonstop" for "Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo"
"Nonstop" tells about getting a crush on a person you were close to for the longest time and eventually ended up with falling for each other. "Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo's" love birds practically did it.
4. IU feat. Suga "Eight" for "Reply 1988"
Reply 1988's throwback concept is something that took its audience to see the past and how have they been. Thus, "Eight" speaks about looking back at those good old memories by walking down memory lane. Definitely, the drama have made a lot of its viewers feel the same way.
5. MAMAMOO's Hwasa "Maria" for "Strong Woman Do Bong Soon"
"Maria" is a song by Hwasa that perfectly depicts her strong personality amid huge hate and it is something that reflects the strength of Do Bong Soon in the series. It's a story of a woman who has taught viewers the value of women empowerment, and that it should be given importance in today's society nowadays.
6. BLACKPINK's "Stay" for "Suspicious Partner"
While some South Korean dramas have lead viewers to tragic endings, most are meant to end happily. However, through the numerous plot twists in the story, sometimes we have to shed tears before getting the happy-ever-after we all want to see. "Stay" talks about pursuing one's feelings for that someone no matter the barriers, fights, and differences that occur between both parties.
Although these dramas have beautiful OSTs, these K-pop songs could be a part of their OSTs as well, don't you agree?
