4 Ji Soo Personas We Fell In Love With

It’s less than two months before South Korean heartthrob Ji Soo dates his fans in Manila!

Jisoo My One and Only Fan Meeting in Manila is fast approaching, we bet Santa must have received a hefty amount of gift requests from his fans to see him.

Read more: Have An Early Valentine Date With Ji Soo In His First Fan Meeting In Manila

The buzz for the dashing actor’s Philippines visit is heightened as ticket selling began last December 16. Ji Soo’s first fan gathering in Manila is shaping up to showcase be-still-my-heart moments for the actor’s loving groupies, who will be gifted with a sit-down intimate moment with the actor.

Ji Soo already expressed his excitement to meet his Filipino fans, and is looking forward to getting to know his fans and create happy memories with them through adorable games and activities.

But before we spend Valentine’s week with the actor, we round up endearing moments in Ji Soo’s acting journey which left lingering impressions to his rising loyal following.

And won’t it be nice to hear him share thoughts about his memorable roles when he greets his Philippine fans on stage come February 10, 2018, at the SM Skydome?

Persona #1: Campus Crush

Ji Soo in schoolboy uniform transports viewers, especially ladies back in those times of their lives when they sneak in glances to their school crush.

His reckless but reliable presence in Angry Mom reflected promising acting depth while youth drama Cheer Up showed his instinctive talent to show the spot on picture of angsty youth. In the drama which he co-starred with Lee Won Geun and APINK’s Eun Ji, he played an introverted depressed young man, who slowly opened up to fellow students as he receives encouragement from the friendship they created through a cheer-leading group.

Another student drama stint for him is the acclaimed 3-episode TV special Page Turner where he played former-athlete-turned piano student. The sweet, fleeting youth drama is filled with youthful mirth highlighting Ji Soo’s innate ability to shift faces from emotional to comical tones.

Wouldn’t it be nice to listen to Ji Soo reveal answers from throwback slambook questions?  If not, seeing him in school uniform would be awesome too.

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Persona #2: Certified Noona Crush

It’s a losing battle in trying to repress heart flutters when Ji Soo rescued damsels-in-distress in dramas Angry Mom and Fantastic. As a prosecutor in Fantastic, his noona romance with an emotionally battered wife generated accolades for his on-point depiction of a man every girl wants to bring home to their moms.

Filipina Titas of K-Dramas, we recommend extreme fangirling control when you meet Ji Soo on love month next year.

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Persona #3: Reliable Nation’s Second Lead

The diligent actor worked his way up through supporting roles. What we loved about Ji Soo is how he took care of all the drama characters he played with earnest approach making all of them memorable.

His prince role in Scarlet Heart Ryeo was challenged by a star-studded cast, but the endearing actor just knew how to bring soul to his portrayal.

We are curious to know if Ji Soo’s commanding demeanor is a reversal in person.

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Persona #4: Knight in a Manly Armor

Fans of Strong Woman Do Bong Soon would agree how manly Ji Soo was in nailing that “Don’t go out looking pretty” scene, which made all the women in the world swooned over him.

His perfect portrayal of Detective Guk Du who missed the chance of getting the love of his childhood friend riled up one of the best romantic dramas for 2017.

Note to onsite fans: When the opportunity presents itself, spill your creative love declaration right away!

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We are sure how his faithful admirers look forward to confessing their limitless love and support for him. Make sure to flash your bright smiles when you finally see him on February 10, 2018.

The versatile young actor is currently starring in OCN’s newest gritty crime drama Bad Guys: City of Evil.

Ji Soo My One and Only Fan Meeting in Manila

Below are quick details for Ji Soo My One and Only Fan Meeting in Manila.

Ticket categories for Ji Soo’s first ever solo fan meeting include MVP Pass (Php 5,500 with fan sign, group photo by 20s, and hi-touch), VIP (Php 4,000 with group photo and hi-touch), Patron (Php 3,000 with group photo for 20 lucky fans through raffle and hi-touch), and General Admission (Php 2,000 with hi-touch).

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