Drama Digest:
A young woman is still being sought by her two high school love interests. She needs to develop emotional intelligence so she can make choices. This is displayed in this season.
The Feel-Good Part:
As compared to season 1, this season has a sweeter side. Also, The drama would still be interesting even without several unnecessary plot twists. In the play, almost everything is combined. The well-written main narrative moves along steadily.
The Disappointing Factor:
Again, astute viewers will probably spot this early on, supporting the idea that there aren’t many mysteries or interesting surprises to speak about in this. The fact that the show’s aesthetics are a bit of a muddle obviously doesn’t help. The editing is jerky, some of the dialogue drags on for much too long, and occasionally a strange dreamy filter creates the idea that we are in a flashback even though we are not—a problem that is compounded worse when a flashback really occurs.
However, there are some positive aspects of the show that make up for its flaws.
In-Depth Analysis:
The two high school love interests of a young woman are still looking for her. This season is more sweet-tempered than season 1 was. If you can approach My Youtube Diary 2 with an open mind, there is enough to enjoy. Obviously, the fact that the show’s looks are a bit disjointed doesn’t help. Some of the conversation is just too long-winded. The programme does have some good points that balance out its negatives.
Star Power:
The star cast includes Kim Ri Won, Yoon Hye Rim as the main leads and Park Sang Hoo, Wooyeon, DDotty, Sim Hyun Seo in the supporting roles.
Overall Opinion:
My Youtube Diary 2 has enough to appreciate if you can approach it with no preconceived notions, but there isn’t anything really noteworthy about it either.
