My Sweet Mobster marks the comeback project of Han Sun Hwa’s acting career in Korean dramas after a one-year hiatus. In the drama, she plays the role of Go Eun Ha, a popular content creator for kids on Wetoube, known affectionately as Minnie Eonni. While her job might seem fun and glamorous, it’s not without its challenges. Here are the 15 twists and turns of Go Eun Ha as a content creator in My Sweet Mobster.
Being a Role Model and Facing Competition
Han Sun Hwa In The Drama My Sweet Mobster (Instagram.com/Keyeastofficial)
As a children’s content creator, Go Eun Ha is adored by her young audience and must always set a good example. This responsibility is immense, and she strives to inspire and educate through her videos. Her content must include educational stories that can spark the imagination and learning of children. One fascinating aspect of her job is her willingness to go all out, even cosplaying as various characters, such as an octopus, to keep her audience entertained and engaged.
Han Sun Hwa In The Drama My Sweet Mobster (Instagram.com/Jtbcdrama)
To support her career, Go Eun Ha joins an agency called Macaron Soft, home to many other children’s content creators. However, like any workplace, there’s competition. She often finds herself compared to Kang Ye Na (played by Song Seo Rin), who outperforms her in terms of Wetoube views. Despite this, Eun Ha remains dedicated to creating content that prioritizes the interests of her viewers rather than chasing numbers.
Han Sun Hwa In The Drama My Sweet Mobster (Instagram.com/Jtbcdrama)
Defying Orders and Upholding Values
Han Sun Hwa In The Drama My Sweet Mobster (Instagram.com/Jtbcdrama)
Eun Ha’s dedication to her audience is evident as she often clashes with her agency’s CEO, who pressures her to produce content featuring expensive toys from sponsors. Eun Ha resists these demands because she doesn’t want to make children feel left out if they can’t afford these toys. This idealistic stance sometimes isolates her from her colleagues, who gossip about her self-righteousness.
Han Sun Hwa In The Drama My Sweet Mobster (Instagram.com/Jtbcdrama)
In one dramatic twist, Eun Ha is accused of posting a troll factory video criticizing the Thirsty Deer company’s sausage products. This leads to further gossip and mistrust among her co-workers. The situation escalates when her agency locks her out of her Wetoube account. In a bid to clear her name, Eun Ha releases the original unedited video that exposes her agency’s wrongdoings, although this brave move lands her in new trouble.
Han Sun Hwa In The Drama My Sweet Mobster (Instagram.com/Jtbcdrama)
Facing New Challenges
Still Cuts My Sweet Mobster (Instagram.com/Jtbcdrama)
The drama doesn’t end there. Eun Ha faces fresh challenges when the milk product she promotes turns out to be poisonous, adding another layer of complexity to her career. This incident highlights the constant scrutiny and responsibility that come with being a content creator.
Still Cuts My Sweet Mobster (Instagram.com/Jtbcdrama)
Go Eun Ha’s journey as a content creator for kids is far from the fun and carefree life it might appear to be. She must navigate through the highs and lows, staying true to her values while managing the pressures and expectations of her profession. Her story in My Sweet Mobster is a compelling portrayal of the realities behind the seemingly glamorous world of social media stardom.
Han Sun Hwa In The Drama My Sweet Mobster (Instagram.com/Jtbcdrama)
In my opinion, My Sweet Mobster does an excellent job of shedding light on the less glamorous side of being a content creator. The drama captures the essence of the struggles and moral dilemmas faced by individuals in this profession, making it relatable and thought-provoking. Watching Go Eun Ha’s journey unfold is both inspiring and eye-opening, reminding us that integrity and authenticity are paramount in any field.
Catch My Sweet Mobster every Wednesday and Thursday to see how Go Eun Ha navigates these twists and turns!
