Hey K-drama fam,
If you’re always on the hunt for your next emotional rollercoaster, let me put Spring of Youth on your radar. SBS has dropped the first posters for this new 2025 Kdrama, and I’m not even kidding, they are giving major butterflies.
Starring the ever-talented Park Ji-hu, this drama is already screaming “all the feels”. She’s paired with not one, but two total heartthrobs: Ha Yoo Joon and N.Flying’s Lee Seung Hyub. Yep, we’re in for a full-blown love triangle, and it looks deliciously complicated.
Poster 1: The Band Room Moment with Sa Gye and Kim Bom
This one hits you with cozy, intimate vibes. Picture this:
A dimly lit band room, instruments in the background, and soft golden light filtering in through the blinds. Kim Bom (Park Ji-hu) and Sa Gye (Ha Yoo Joon) are sitting close, almost like time has paused around them.
Their eyes are locked, and there’s this gentle intensity in Sa Gye’s expression, like he’s finally found someone who gets him. Kim Bom gives him a small, shy smile that says so much without a word. It’s the kind of moment that makes you hold your breath.
The caption on this poster reads:
“And so Bom [spring] found its way to me. Together with a miracle…”
It’s poetic, right? The word Bom isn’t just her name, it symbolizes spring, new beginnings, and maybe even healing. This poster screams first love meets fate, and I’m here for it.
Poster 2: Rooftop Realness with Seo Tae Yang and Kim Bom
Now switch scenes:
A rooftop under the soft, fading light of day. Kim Bom is seated comfortably, her face tilted toward the sky. She looks light, free, like someone who’s dreaming big and feeling hopeful. Beside her is Seo Tae Yang (Lee Seung Hyub), and he’s not looking at the sky, he’s looking at her.
His gaze is filled with quiet affection, like she’s his whole world and she doesn’t even know it yet. It’s sweet, a little sad, and incredibly romantic.
The caption says:
“At the end of my gaze was always you.”
Oof. That line? It perfectly captures the emotional slow-burn energy of someone who’s loved from a distance, patiently, without expecting anything in return.
What the Posters Reveal About the Drama
These posters say it all: Spring of Youth is about quiet emotions and unforgettable moments. The cozy band room vs. the open rooftop reflects the distinct dynamics, Sa Gye’s intense closeness vs. Tae Yang’s quiet admiration for Kim Bom. These visuals don’t just promote the drama, they draw you in.
Ready to Fall in Love?
Honestly, I’m already torn between Team Sa Gye and Team Tae Yang.
Spring of Youth premieres May 6, 2025, with a two-episode launch at 10:40 p.m. KST.
So… who are you rooting for?
And don’t forget to share this with your drama buddies, because spring is about to bloom early in our hearts.