“Twenty-five Twenty-one” starring Kim Tae-ri and Nam Joo-hyuk reached another height in viewer ratings after only 6 episodes

The ratings of “Twenty-five Twenty-one” soared to a new height.

The sixth episode of tvN’s Saturday-Sunday drama “Twenty-five Twenty-one,” which aired on February 27th, recorded an average viewer ratings of 9.8% and a maximum of 11.3% nationwide, breaking its own highest ratings. It ranked first in ratings in both the metropolitan area and the whole country at the same time.

The ratings of “Twenty-five, Twenty-one,” which started at 6.4% on February 12th, immediately reached the 8.x% milestone with 8.0% in the second episode. Since then, “Twenty-five Twenty-one” has continued to rise to its own highest ratings and soared to nearly 10% in the sixth episode.

“Twenty-five Twenty-one” is a refreshing romance drama about the wandering and growth of young people who have lost their dreams in the times, starring Nam Joo-hyuk and Kim Tae-ri.

In the sixth episode, the story of Na Hee-do (Kim Tae-ri) and Baek Yi-jin (Nam Joo-hyuk), who were dramatically reunited, was depicted. Baek Yi-jin became a UBS intern reporter, and Na Hee-do won medals in the World Cup and the Grand Prix. The two, who bumped into each other, looked at each other and greeted each other briefly.

Since then, Baek Yi-jin, who will be in charge of fencing at the Sports Bureau, headed to Gyeongju to report about the Asian Games, while Na Hee-do will compete with Ko Yu-rim (Kim Ji-yeon) for the gold medal.

“Twenty-five Twenty-one” airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 p.m.