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Lee Jun-young Tops Drama Actor Popularity Rankings for Three Straight Weeks With ‘Four Hands’

Actor Lee Jun-young continues to dominate drama popularity charts, securing the No. 1 spot among TV and OTT drama actors for the third consecutive week.

According to Good Data Corporation’s FUNdex chart released on September 15, Lee Jun-young ranked first in the TV-OTT Integrated Drama Actor Popularity category for the second week of September, covering September 7 to 13.

His drama ‘Four Hands’ is also maintaining its strong momentum. The tvN weekend series ranked No. 1 in the TV-OTT Integrated Drama Popularity category for three weeks in a row and has remained at the top of the TV drama category for two consecutive weeks.

‘Four Hands’ follows a group of talented young people at an arts high school as they navigate friendship, love, rivalry and personal growth. Lee Jun-young stars as Choi Jeong-yo, a promising rookie pianist who finds himself caught in intense competition with fellow musical prodigy Kang Bi-oh, played by Song Kang.

The tense chemistry between the two characters has become one of the drama’s major attractions. Their constant rivalry and clashes give the story added intensity, while Lee Jun-young’s controlled performance highlights Choi Jeong-yo’s complicated emotions and gradual character development.

What makes Lee Jun-young’s achievement even more notable is that he is currently serving in the military. Despite having no opportunity for active promotional appearances, he has remained at the top of the popularity rankings based solely on his performance in the drama and the growing interest in his character.

With ‘Four Hands’ continuing to generate strong buzz, attention is also increasing around Lee Jun-young’s performance and future projects.

Meanwhile, ‘Four Hands’ airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 PM KST on tvN.

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