10-07-2025
Charge Me Up: Chae Soo Bin and Kim Young Kwang's steamy fantasy romance drama confirms OTT release
A brand new fantasy romance K-drama is in the making. Chae Soo Bin and Kim Young Kwang were reported to lead upcoming series Charge Me Up in April 2025. As per the latest updates by K-media outlet My Daily on July 9, the production team has locked in the release platform. The deal has been finalized with an OTT giant, leading us one step closer to the show's premiere.
Chae Soo Bin and Kim Young Kwang's Charge Me Up is set for OTT release
The upcoming webtoon-based series Charge Me Up will be jointly produced by Newpoint, an affiliate of NEW and Why Not Media. Recently, they have completed their contract with the OTT giant Netflix and finalized it as the official platform for airing the series globally. However, the production date and other details haven't been out of wraps yet.
It will be Chae Soo Bin 's 9th Netflix release following The Fabulous, When the Phone Rings, I'm not a robot and more. Kim Young Kwang is also a veteran of the platform with four of his shows already available for streaming in Netflix.
Chae Soo Bin and Kim Young Kwang's characters in Charge Me Up
Chae Soo Bin is set to take on the role of Na Bo Bae, a powerful influence in the life of the male lead of Charge Me Up. She possesses electrical powers, which will come to the aid of Baek Ho Rang (played by Kim Young Kwang). As his pacemaker's battery will get discharged, Na Bo Bae's superpowers will save him from a life-threatening situation.
It will be interesting to see what turn their relationship takes after the unexpected incident brings them together. With both actors having previously proven themselves with their impressive, diverse roles, fans are eagerly waiting to see them share screen space for the first time.
Chae Soo Bin and Kim Young Kwang's latest projects
Chae Soo Bin was last seen in the Netflix drama When the Phone Rings. She starred as the wife of a chaebol heir (played by Yoon Yeon Seok), who pretended to be mute for a personal reason. Her stellar acting through sign language earned critical acclaim. Kim Young Kwang was last seen in the supporting role of Kang Chul in The Haunted Palace.
