
Song Kang And Lee Jun Young Score Big With Hit Drama Finale
The co-stars are celebrating high ratings and top brand reputation rankings after wrapped broadcast of their latest series.
By Nina BrooksPublished Updated 2 min read
Korean screen heartthrobs Song Kang and Lee Jun Young are celebrating a major career victory after their hit series wrapped up its broadcast run on tvN. The drama, titled *Four Hands, Two Sonatas*, officially closed out its on-air run with an impressive ratings performance, reaching a peak viewership rating of 9.4 percent. The strong audience response during the show's run has translated into immediate industry recognition for the lead stars. Industry metrics tracking actor popularity confirm that both performers have seen their public profiles shoot upward following the broadcast, cementing their status as top-tier talent in Korean entertainment.
How Did Song Kang Rank In The October Reputation Analysis?
Following the conclusion of the series, the Korea Corporate Reputation Research Institute published its latest monthly drama actor brand reputation index on October 13. The quantitative index evaluates consumer sentiment, media coverage, online interaction, and overall public interest across the television acting sector. Song Kang secured the top position on the October ranking list, claiming the leading spot among drama actors for the month. His dominant finish on the reputation analysis reflects the immense online chatter and sustained fan engagement generated by his leading presence throughout the broadcast of the show. The top ranking places Song Kang among the most talked-about performers of the moment, showing how much his recent television role resonated with viewers across the country.

What Does The Success Mean For Lee Jun Young?
Aired on tvN, *Four Hands, Two Sonatas* built up a dedicated television audience that pushed its broadcast ratings up to that notable 9.4 percent peak. The show's high viewer turnouts helped both Song Kang and Lee Jun Young maintain massive visibility throughout its airing schedule. Lee Jun Young also achieved significant post-drama momentum right alongside Song Kang. Reports confirm that both actors experienced a surge in popularity following the project's success, benefiting directly from the drama's strong reception and peak ratings. With top brand reputation rankings locked in and high viewership figures recorded in the official reports, both Song Kang and Lee Jun Young leave *Four Hands, Two Sonatas* with boosted star power. The impressive outcome highlights the strength of their combined audience appeal as their hit series wraps up its chart-topping run.
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