K-drama actors hold a special place in the hearts of the audience. They contribute to the nation's cultural fabric and are more than just performers. Among these actors, some have earned the nickname "Nation's Little Brother." This title signifies not only their incredible acting skills but also their endearing personalities.

Check out the South Korean actors who have been the "Nation’s Little Brother."

Ji Hyun Woo

Ji Hyun Woo, dubbed "Nation's Little Brother," is a multi-talented artist and the former lead guitarist of the Korean indie rock band "The Nuts." He reached new heights in popularity with his performances in the youth drama "You Will Know" and the sitcom-turned-movie "Old Miss Diary."

Lee Seung Gi

Lee Seung Gi is a singer-songwriter, producer, actor, host, and entertainer. He is among the highest-paid South Korean celebrities, having garnered numerous awards and honors for music and acting. His enormous popularity earned him various national titles such as "Nation's Little Brother," "Nation's Umchina," "Nation's Son-in-Law," and "Nation's Heodang."

Park Bo Gum

Park Bo Gum's charming smile and genuine demeanor have made him a favorite among viewers. His breakthrough role in "Reply 1988" skyrocketed his popularity, earning him many accolades and the title “Nation’s Little Brother.” Subsequent roles in “Hello Monster,” "Love in the Moonlight," "Encounter," and “Record of Youth” showcased his versatility as an actor.

Yoo Seung Ho

Yoo Seung Ho, who is often hailed as the epitome of the "Nation's Little Brother," started his career as a child actor. His memorable roles in dramas like "I'm Not a Robot," “Moonshine,” and "Memorist" have solidified his status as a beloved actor. Yoo Seung Ho's ability to portray a wide range of emotions with authenticity has endeared him to fans.

Yeo Jin Goo

“Nation’s Little Brother,” Yeo Jin Goo, is a South Korean actor who has captured the hearts of audiences with his acting skills. Beginning his career as a child actor, he has seamlessly transitioned into adult roles. Notable works like "Moon Embracing the Sun," “Beyond Evil,” and "Hotel Del Luna" have demonstrated his maturity as an actor.

South Korean actors, who are affectionately dubbed the "Nation's Little Brother," are not just talented performers but also relatable and endearing individuals who connect with audiences on a personal level.