Jazz for Two (2024) Episode 2

8 Comments to “Jazz for Two (2024) Episode 2”

1. Se Hoon and Do Yoon are so cute together. They should be besties for life from now on. 🫰

   I kinda like Joo Ha sunbae. Seems like he’s only antagonizing Tae Yi.

   Outside of school, I enjoy watching the cordial relationship between the brothers. Though it seems that Se Hoon lives under his brother’s shadow at home, there’s no enmity between them like some siblings in rivals or resentment.

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2. This is why I can’t get enemy to lovers. Maybe it’s because I can’t relate because babyyy Yu ha and Tae yi are a

   And I woulda kept it pushing

   As the Jamaican saying goes “thief from thief make God laugh” so I’ll do the same with bully and not care about Yu ha and Tae Yi for the moment because no matter what you went through don’t justify your actions now. I’m only here because Se heon stood up for himself ( and Do Yoon honestly) because yes we will be playing piano in this room everyday. This episode was an improvement from the first for me.

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3. NOOOOOO THIS IS NOT RIGHT……that was VERY intense scene, it was SUFFOCATING me fr.

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4. That brother is so annoying and needs to accept that you can’t force love 😑😑.

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5. I am struggling with Tae Yi. Being moody and stand-offish is one thing, but physical violence is another. He physically hurt Se Heon. He may not have really intended to do it when he started with the threat, but that was the end result. Even the whole threat was awful. You don’t threaten to damage a musician’s hands. In that moment he was no better than the bully senior who is trying to force Se Heon to accept his deluded sister. As for the bully senior and his sister, they are going to create lots of issues. I am also wondering if the senior played with Tae Yi best friend or brother the way it looks like he will play with Se Heon and if that’s the cause of the tension . There is definitely something unspoken between the senior, Tae Yi and the friend. I look forward to finding out as long as Tae Yi doesn’t get physical with Se Heon again.

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6. The fighting(?) scene is very well done, especially the hurting(?) sounds made by Seheon while Taeyi is grabbing his collar/wrist. I didn’t even know why I as able to pickup on that, probably because they made it so prominent in the sound production of that part.

   I thought Juha wants Taeyi to stay away from his sister, but rather it’s because he didn’t like Taeyi rejecting his sister (even if Juha doesn’t like Taeyi for his sister anyway). Taeyi has brother issues and Juha has sister issues lol.

   At some point in that basketball scene, Juha was looking ~suspiciously~ at Doyoon. And we’ve seen Doyoon being awkward around Juha all the time. Sometimes it looks like fear, sometimes it looks like being sorry.

   I’m glad it picked up the pace because EP1 is kinda slow for me. Overall good first two episodes. Looking forward to see Taeyi plays trumpet too because he really doesn’t like someone who plays trumpet or listens to jazz lol.

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7. This already tops all the bls this year god I’m a sucker for cliche plots like this, give me all the cliches! Also every scene is giving visuals👏🏽on visuals👏🏽 so many good looking people in one drama. The cinematic is giving kdrama, the acting I can rock with bcs usually my expectations are LOW when it comes to bls especially idol actors but this is really good (it tops any Thai bl that’s for sure). The budget is also budgeting it’s seems like a lot of time and effort was put into making this like someone actually cared y’all😭. I haven’t watched a kbl since I dropped love for love sakes so I’m excited for this.
   But to me, as in IN MY OPINION it’s like if semantic error and light on me had an affair mix in where your eyes linger and baam you get this drama

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8. After seeing these two episodes like twice, I felt something very familiar about it…. And that is that it is giving cis/regular K-Drama similarities/vibes. Like the dramatic ending, the long stretch at certain scenes [the twirling in the beginning, anyone?] and the dramatic or slowmantic OST that comes on at certain scenes.. And let us not forget the dialogues of the Main Male Lead…The tsundere attitude from the get go!

   The classic “Why do you…keep bothering me?” [31:39] mindset, as if he was not the one that started it… LOL…

   I don’t know if it is because I have not watched enough K-BLs or what… But this is honestly, the first time I feel like the whole regular K-Drama rhetoric works perfectly with the BL genre…

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