If you can't get enough of your favorite k-drama actors while watching their dramas, you may want to check out some of the music videos that they appear in.
While a few k-drama actors also sing and produce their own music videos, others focus on acting but occasionally act in the music videos of their friends and label-mates.
Quite a few popular actors got their start as extras in music videos. For example, you might have noticed Lee Min Ho in Sandara Park's music video for "Kiss" but if you look closely at this music video, you can also see Kim Woo Bin raise a glass as one of Lee Min Ho's club friends. He appears early on so look carefully or you might miss it.
Sandara Park also confronts Lee Jong Suk in a diner, and at a school locker and again in an amusement park in the 2NE1 video for "I Don't Care."
Last summer 2NE1 featured two up and coming actors in their "Falling in Love" video.
The video featured Hong Jong Hyun of the drama "Dating Agency: Cyrano" and Lee Soo Hyuk who had a role in the melodrama "Shark." Lee Soo Hyuk also played the creepy ex in 2NE1's "It Hurts."
A few popular actors occasionally resurface in videos.
Joo Ji Hoon, who played the crown prince in "Princess Hours" and most recently a doctor in "Medical Top Team," just filmed his first music video with singer Gain. In the video for her song, "Fxxk U," he plays her charming lover.
Many music videos are enjoyable mini-dramas.
Park Shin Hye and Yoo Seung Ho kissed in the "Eraser" music video for So Ji Sub. Yoo Seung Ho played the young So Ji Sub who was remembering his lost love.
Shin Hye and JYJ's Kim JaeJoong appear in singer Taegoon's music video "Call Me."
In 2PM's music video for "TikTok," Yoon Eun Hye played a star's jealous girlfriend, a woman who would resort to murder to keep her man. Her character is the female version of the character Yoo Seung Ho goes on to play in "Missing You" when he tries to keep Yoon Eun Hye to himself.
Park Min Young, who starred in "City Hunter" and "Sungkyunkwan Scandal" played G-Dragon's tragically short-lived girlfriend in the video for "Haru Haru."
And Ji Chang Wook, who plays the Emperor in "Empress Ki, can be seen in YoungGun's music video "I Have To Let You Go." He appeared in a few music videos in 2012 before landing a role in "Five Fingers."
