“Bisexual Single’s Inferno” — New 18+ Dating Show’s Featuring Actors, Idol Hooks Viewers

The first episodes are already out.
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Kesha Bright
Kesha Bright

Dating shows have existed in some form for decades, meaning new concepts are often introduced to keep viewers interested. For example, last year, Netflix’s The Boyfriend featured gay men living and working together rather than just existing to go on dates.

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Recently, a new series premiered, sparking interest online over its premise.

Compared to Korea’s Single’s Inferno, Love X also features a cast of young and attractive singles living and competing together in both games and for love.

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Twelve singles live under one roof in Koh Samui, cut off from the outside world, pursuing boundless love. Through competitive games, they win dates and survival supplies. In the end, they’ll make the final choice about who they want to keep seeing after the show. “X” stands for the unknown, crossing paths and infinite possibilities — find the “X” of your dreams together!

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In a departure from many dating shows, the concept of “boundless love” implies that there are no limitations on who can match with whom, regardless of gender lines. Meaning that men can date men, while women can date women, with some of the contestants already sharing that they are bisexual.

A clip of one contestant checking out a man, perfectly illustrating the concept, has gone viral.

On top of this, some of the contestants are also active as actors, including “Time” Obnithi Kanchanaparamapha, “Tod” Panapong Khaisang (who also debuted in a boy group, 7MOMENT), and Hwang Jun Su.

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Male cast of the show | WeTV

Many netizens have already expressed excitement, ready for the show to play out over the weeks.

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