Jang Ki-yong and Ahn Eun-jin Bid Farewell to Global Viewers with Heartfelt Thanks as Dynamite Kiss Wraps Up
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Jang Ki-yong and Ahn Eun-jin Bid Farewell to Global Viewers with Heartfelt Thanks as Dynamite Kiss Wraps Up

Dynamite Kiss leads share emotional messages of gratitude to worldwide fans on Netflix success.

Dynamite Kiss finale Credit: SBSTV / Netflix

As the festive lights of Christmas Day faded, the highly anticipated finale of the romantic comedy Dynamite Kiss aired on December 25, 2025, marking the end of a captivating 14-episode journey that ignited hearts worldwide. Starring Jang Ki-yong and Ahn Eun-jin in the lead roles, the series concluded its run with an emotional episode at 10 p.m. KST, leaving audiences reflecting on its blend of humor, romance, and unexpected twists. In the wake of the finale, the two stars have shared touching messages of gratitude, especially highlighting the overwhelming love from international viewers through Netflix.

Dynamite Kiss centers on Go Da-rim, played by Ahn Eun-jin, a resilient single woman who pretends to be a married mother to land a desirable position at a baby products company. Her elaborate lie intertwines her fate with Gong Ji-hyeok, portrayed by Jang Ki-yong, her sharp and passionate team leader who unexpectedly falls deeply in love with her. The story kicks off with a passionate encounter in Jeju that ends abruptly, only for fate to reunite them in a workplace filled with misunderstandings, laughter, and genuine connection. Directed by Kim Jae-hyun and aired on SBS, the drama stands out for its bold pacing, starting with an explosive kiss in the very first episode and exploring mature themes of ambition, deception, and vulnerability in modern relationships.

Dynamite Kiss finale Credit: SBSTV / Netflix

Jang Ki-yong, celebrated for his roles in projects like The Atypical Family and My Roommate Is a Gumiho, delivers a nuanced performance as the initially stern Gong Ji-hyeok, revealing layers of warmth and charm that have endeared him to viewers. Ahn Eun-jin, acclaimed for her work in My Dearest and The Good Bad Mother, brings authenticity and comedic flair to Go Da-rim, capturing the character's determination and relatability with effortless grace. Their electric on-screen chemistry has been praised as one of the drama's strongest assets, fueling its popularity and sparking a renewed interest in lighthearted rom-coms.

With the series now complete, both leads have opened up about their experiences and the surprising global embrace. Ahn Eun-jin reflected on the unexpected international acclaim:

I truly didn’t expect it either. When the drama was released on Netflix, I wondered if viewers overseas would enjoy it—but we received far more love than I imagined. It feels both amazing and deeply touching.

Jang Ki-yong and Ahn Eun-jin jointly expressed their appreciation in a combined statement:

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone who has loved Dynamite Kiss . I was truly happy to be part of this project.” Ahn Eun Jin added, “It feels bittersweet and emotional to say goodbye to ‘Dynamite Kiss,’ a project I poured so much energy and affection into this year. Still, thanks to the immense love from viewers, I think I’ll be able to wrap things up with a grateful smile.

Jang Ki-yong further shared his hopes for the drama's legacy:

Thank you sincerely for all the love and support you’ve shown Dynamite Kiss . I hope it remains a warm and comforting drama in a corner of everyone’s heart.

Ahn Eun-jin closed with a message emphasizing the joy of shared viewing:

Thank you so much for staying with us until the very end. For those who make dramas, having viewers watch and love a project all the way through is the greatest joy and reward. I was truly happy to receive so much love throughout the broadcast. I hope our drama brought a small moment of happiness as the year comes to a close, and I wish everyone a healthy and warm year ahead. Thank you.

The drama's production involved a dedicated team navigating a demanding schedule, resulting in a series rich with vibrant supporting characters, witty dialogue, and a soundtrack that perfectly complements its upbeat tone. Themes of self-discovery and authentic love resonate universally, contributing to its broad appeal amid a year dominated by heavier genres.

In recent weeks, Dynamite Kiss has shone brightly on Netflix, topping the Global Top 10 Non-English TV chart for two consecutive weeks from November 24 to December 7, igniting a worldwide rom-com frenzy and solidifying its status as a breakout hit.

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As a reminder, all 14 episodes of Dynamite Kiss are now streaming on Netflix, ready for binge-watching or heartfelt rewatches.

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