Finally Back: Song Kang Completes Military Service
After 18 months of mandatory military service, K-drama star Song Kang was officially discharged on October 1. The actor enlisted on April 2, 2024, serving as an active-duty soldier in the army.
At the time of his enlistment, his agency NAMOO ACTORS shared a heartfelt message through his official fan community. “It’s finally time to go. I’ll be away for a while, but time will fly, and I hope we can meet again with gratitude and healthy minds,” he wrote. Song Kang also shared his personal goal for his service: to study new languages. “I don’t want to waste this year and a half,” he added.
Comeback Plans: All Eyes on ‘Four Hands’
Now that he’s back, industry insiders are buzzing about his possible return in a new drama titled ‘Four Hands’. The title refers to a piano technique where two people play on the same piano simultaneously—a hint at the intense chemistry and emotion the series is expected to bring.
According to reports, the drama follows aspiring musicians at an arts high school, diving into their stories of friendship, rivalry, and young love. Song Kang is currently reviewing an offer to play a genius pianist in the lead role. His agency confirmed, “It’s one of the projects we’re considering. Nothing’s final yet.”
From ‘Sweet Home’ to ‘My Demon’
Song Kang made his acting debut in 2017 with the drama ‘The Liar and His Lover’ and quickly became a household name thanks to hits like ‘Sweet Home’, ‘Navillera’, ‘Nevertheless’, and ‘My Demon.’
From brooding antiheroes to doomed romantics, Song Kang has charmed a generation of fans with his expressive acting—and extremely gif-able moments. His return is expected to shake up the K-drama scene in all the right ways.
What’s Next for the ‘Son of Netflix’?
As fans welcome him back with open arms, the biggest question remains: when and where will we see Song Kang next? With his post-military glow-up and his pick of potential roles, we might just be witnessing the start of another golden era for the actor nicknamed the “Son of Netflix.”
Any guesses on what genre he’s going to tackle next—melodrama, thriller, or another swoon-worthy romance?
