tvN’s romantic drama Head Over Heels took the top spot on Good Data Corporation’s buzzworthy drama list for the week of July 7 to 13, reflecting its growing popularity as it nears its finale. With the story inching closer to its climax, the series continues to captivate viewers through its engaging plot twists and the palpable chemistry between leads Cho Yi Hyun and Choo Young Woo. Their performances have not gone unnoticed, as they ranked #2 and #3 respectively on the list of most buzzworthy K-drama actors of the week. The duo’s on-screen dynamics and emotional depth seem to be a major force behind the show’s current momentum.
JTBC’s GOOD BOY followed closely, landing at No. 2 on the drama chart. The action-packed Prime Video series has remained a hot topic thanks to Park Bo Gum’s compelling portrayal of a vigilante athlete turned national hero. Remarkably, Park Bo Gum held the No. 1 position among actors for the sixth consecutive week. His performance continues to resonate with viewers, adding a powerful layer of emotional intensity to the series. Co-stars Kim So Hyun and Oh Jung Se also made waves, ranking #5 and #7 respectively on the actor list, highlighting the show’s all-around strong cast and consistent buzz.
Meanwhile, Netflix’s Squid Game Season 3 maintained a solid presence at No. 3 on the drama chart. With its high-stakes narrative and star-studded ensemble, the dystopian thriller continues to stir conversation online. Cast member Jo Yuri ranked #9 on the actor list, signaling strong individual engagement even in a crowded ensemble.
Law and the City, a workplace romance drama starring Lee Jong Suk and Moon Ga Young, debuted strongly at No. 4 among dramas. With only two weeks of episodes released, the show has already generated significant chatter, thanks to its urban setting and charismatic leads. Both Lee and Moon entered the actor list at #4 and #6 respectively, proving the drama’s early traction with audiences.
SBS’ Our Movie rounded out the top five dramas, while its stars Namkoong Min and Jeon Yeo Been secured the #8 and #10 spots on the actor list. The drama has struck a chord with fans for its emotional depth and mature storytelling. New entrants like S Line and Low Life also debuted in the top 10 drama rankings, showing promise as fresh additions to the K-drama lineup. In contrast, KBS2 dramas such as The First Night With The Duke, For Eagle Brothers, and Queen’s House remained in the lower half of the top 10 but still managed to generate steady attention.
Overall, this week’s rankings showcased a dynamic mix of romance, thriller, and fantasy, with both veterans and rising stars leaving their mark across genres. From the heartfelt arcs in Head Over Heels to the gritty action of GOOD BOY, the K-drama landscape continues to deliver content that resonates with a global audience.