Meet K-Pop Stars Who Are Now Officially a Part of Squid Game Season 2 Cast
With the addition of these K-Pop stars and talented actors, Squid Game Season 2 is shaping up to be an even bigger hit than its predecessor.
When Squid Game debuted on Netflix, it took the world by storm, capturing the hearts and minds of viewers with its twisted yet fascinating concept. The first season gained immense popularity, becoming a global sensation and amassing a staggering 1.65 billion hours of viewership within its first 28 days on the platform.
Now, as the much-anticipated second season approaches, the cast has finally been revealed. And fans can barely contain their excitement as included in the list are several familiar faces - even K-Pop idols.
1. Jo Yu Ri
Jo Yu Ri is a South Korean singer and actress, who made a name for herself as a former member of the South Korean-Japanese girl group Iz*One. But in addition to that, she has showcased her versatility and talent as an entertainer with appearances in shows like Work Later, Drink Now and Mimicus.
2. Park Gyu Young
Park Gyu Young is a prominent South Korean actress renowned for her roles in popular series such as It's Okay to Not Be Okay, Sweet Home, and Dali & Cocky Prince. With a plethora of talent to bring to the table, there's no doubt that she'll capture audiences with her performance in this upcoming season.
3. T.O.P
Fans of T.O.P, a South Korean rapper, singer, and actor, may not be entirely happy with his involvement in the second season of Squid Game, as they were likely expecting new music from him. Nonetheless, T.O.P, who rose to fame as the lead rapper for the boy band Big Bang, has already demonstrated his acting prowess in films like Nineteen and Out of Control, as well as in the show Iris.
4. Lee David
Lee David made a name for himself through remarkable performances in shows like Hotel Del Luna and Itaewon Class, as well as films including The Front Line, Romance Joe, and Pluto. With his experience and skills, viewers can expect nothing short of a stellar performance.
5. Kang Ae Shim
Kang Ae Shim, a South Korean actress, is recognized for her appearances in numerous dramas such as Tell Me What You Saw, Reflection of You, Mad For Each Other, and When the Camellia Blooms. Her previous work showcases her versatility and ability to immerse herself in diverse roles, making her an exciting addition to the cast.
6. Noh Jae Won
Relatively new to the entertainment industry, Noh Jae Won has already made a mark with supporting roles in dramas like Missing Yoon and Ditto. As an up-and-coming talent, there's no doubt it will be thrilling to see what the actor brings to the table in Squid Game.
7. Lee Jin Wook
Lee Jin Wook is best known for his leading role in the romance series Glass Castle, the time-traveling mystery show Nine and the crime thriller Voice. He has also showcased his acting range in the Netflix apocalyptic horror series Sweet Home. With a track record of award-winning performances, Lee Jin Wook is sure to deliver another compelling portrayal.
8. Won Ji An
Won Ji An is a rising star in the South Korean acting scene who made her debut in 2021 with the drama D.P. Although new to the industry, she has already showcased her promising work in the drama If You Wish Upon Me.