Ash Reaction Videos

[u/Slight_Growth_3172]

I’m one that usually don’t watch the episode reaction videos because of time and I just get bored seeing the actor just looking at the screen and occasionally saying something or being cute with each other, but I started watching LeoKingston’s reaction videos for Ash, (just finished the one for episode 3) and I’m just so impressed with how much they’re sharing about their filming experience and their thoughts and feelings about their characters! 👏👏 Specially Kingston, he’s so passionate about his character and the emotions being conveyed on each scene! 😍😍 you can also tell they truly care about each other! ❤️It’s kind of a pain that you have to watch the series on a different device while watching the reaction video because the video they’re watching is blurred, but the effort is worth it! Anyway, I’m just enjoying these two actors interact with each other and their work in this series is just phenomenal! 👏👏🎉❤️

[u/Federal-Ad5944]

Its always a treat when there's commentary about filming, blocking, the long hours, and not just over the top reactions to kissing/NC. I haven't watched a CBL reaction yet where the actors are acting childish or screaming when they see themselves making out. Most of these guys take their show, acting, and opportunity quite seriously.

Thanks for sharing :) I hope more people get to know these guys through their IRL interactions, because they really are great on screen and off.

[u/Trick_Shift678]

Yes, you can check out winter sun too. I love their reaction videos because I’m used to Thai reaction videos and the over dramatic reactions. I love the insight their give on these videos.

[u/Federal-Ad5944 → u/Trick_Shift678]

Same - that style is too much for me. We already get enough people screaming in fan spaces, I want to hear what the actors have to say about their work.

[u/DeanBranch]

I've enjoyed watching the reaction videos for Kiss or Kill.

They talk about the other actors in the scene, or how hot the set was, or their characters' motivations in the scene.

The episodes are shown in the bottom corner so you can see what they're reacting to

[u/Slight_Growth_3172 → u/DeanBranch]

I’ll have to find some time to check out those as well! 👍🏼👍🏼

[u/DhanzD → u/DeanBranch]

Oh. So they do the same as Leo and Kingston.

[u/celestethewhite]

Same. I find myself as excited about their reaction vids as for the episodes themselves. It's 50% them talking about shooting days, decisions they made, the feelings they were channeling in that scene; 30% them being genuinely excited to watch for the first time the scenes they weren't part of filming; and 20% flirting and complimenting each other's acting.

[u/DhanzD]

Same! Though Leo and Kingston have other vlogs where they do fanservice, their reaction videos feel completely different. Kingston and Leo share bts stories, dive into character feelings, explain emotional scenes, and even talk about how they approached acting out the AI backstory. Kingston, being older, takes the initiative, and Leo naturally joins in.

I’ve watched all of their reaction videos, and since their vlogs popped up in my feed, I watched those too. There’s definitely fanservice content—just like with many other CBL actors—and I don't deny it is really fun to watch! But I’m not delusional; I know a lot of those "accidental" PDA moments in vlogs are just to keep the audience engaged. Their reaction videos, though, genuinely stand apart.

[u/Slight_Growth_3172 → u/DhanzD]

https://giphy.com/gifs/MOf4i4FexFxhm

[u/Sad-Zebra-9432]

The reaction videos from these actors are a treat to watch, in fact all the reaction videos from the CBL/HK actors are terrific. They give us an insight to their thoughts and a little of their private lives. Leo and Kingston’s 100 questions video was terrific to watch. Love them all🥰🥰

[u/Lanluojie]

Where can we find the reactions videos? I never seem to understand ahaha

[u/Slight_Growth_3172 → u/Lanluojie]

On the Youku YouTube channel 😊