Disney+'s The Remarried Empress, starring Shin Min Ah, Ju Ji Hoon, Lee Jong Suk, and Lee Se Young, is drawing attention for an unexpected reason as a parody video featuring the drama's funniest moments has surpassed 1 million views on YouTube.
On November 12, the YouTube channel SOEUN Actor Research Lab uploaded a video titled Remarriage Through the Roof High Kick, a playful reference to the popular MBC sitcom High Kick Through the Roof.
According to reports on November 13, the video reached approximately 1.17 million views in just one day, showing how quickly the drama's humorous moments have spread online.
The compilation features several memorable scenes, including Shin Min Ah screaming while receiving a back hug from Lee Jong Suk and a moment where Lee Jong Suk's character playfully smacks Ju Ji Hoon's character on the backside with a sword.
Another scene shows Choi Dae Hoon imitating Lee Se Young's character, adding to the unexpectedly comedic moments that viewers have been sharing.
The video also includes entertaining comments from Korean viewers, many of whom have compared the fantasy romance to a sitcom.
One viewer commented, “They chose the right direction. Making it funny actually works better.”
Another joked, “At this point, isn't the genre basically medieval comedy?”
Other viewers shared that although some scenes initially felt unusual, they eventually found the drama entertaining because of its lighter moments.
The viral parody comes as The Remarried Empress continues attracting international attention. According to Disney+, the series recorded the highest global viewership during its first three days among the platform's locally produced original titles.
Based on the popular web novel and webtoon of the same name, the 10-episode fantasy romance follows Empress Navier, played by Shin Min Ah, as her royal marriage takes an unexpected turn.
While viewers continue sharing mixed opinions about the drama's costumes, performances, and overall presentation, its unintentionally funny moments have become another source of online discussion.
With the parody already passing one million views, The Remarried Empress is gaining attention not only for its romantic storyline but also for the memes and humorous reactions it has inspired.
Disney+'s The Remarried Empress, starring Shin Min Ah, Ju Ji Hoon, Lee Jong Suk, and Lee Se Young, is drawing attention for an unexpected reason as a parody video featuring the drama's funniest moments has surpassed 1 million views on YouTube.
On November 12, the YouTube channel SOEUN Actor Research Lab uploaded a video titled Remarriage Through the Roof High Kick, a playful reference to the popular MBC sitcom High Kick Through the Roof.
According to reports on November 13, the video reached approximately 1.17 million views in just one day, showing how quickly the drama's humorous moments have spread online.
The compilation features several memorable scenes, including Shin Min Ah screaming while receiving a back hug from Lee Jong Suk and a moment where Lee Jong Suk's character playfully smacks Ju Ji Hoon's character on the backside with a sword.
Another scene shows Choi Dae Hoon imitating Lee Se Young's character, adding to the unexpectedly comedic moments that viewers have been sharing.
The video also includes entertaining comments from Korean viewers, many of whom have compared the fantasy romance to a sitcom.
One viewer commented, “They chose the right direction. Making it funny actually works better.”
Another joked, “At this point, isn't the genre basically medieval comedy?”
Other viewers shared that although some scenes initially felt unusual, they eventually found the drama entertaining because of its lighter moments.
The viral parody comes as The Remarried Empress continues attracting international attention. According to Disney+, the series recorded the highest global viewership during its first three days among the platform's locally produced original titles.
Based on the popular web novel and webtoon of the same name, the 10-episode fantasy romance follows Empress Navier, played by Shin Min Ah, as her royal marriage takes an unexpected turn.
While viewers continue sharing mixed opinions about the drama's costumes, performances, and overall presentation, its unintentionally funny moments have become another source of online discussion.
With the parody already passing one million views, The Remarried Empress is gaining attention not only for its romantic storyline but also for the memes and humorous reactions it has inspired.
