Jo A-ram Bounces Back as a Vivacious YOLOer in 'Let Me Go to the Moon'!

MBC's new Friday-Saturday drama 'Let Me Go to the Moon' is set to captivate audiences with its premiere on the 19th at 9:50 PM. This hyper-realistic survival drama centers on three women from different backgrounds who dive into cryptocurrency investment as a way to survive in a challenging economic landscape. Newcomer Jo A-ram is poised to inject a dose of vibrant energy into the series, playing the role of Kim Ji-song, a quintessential MZ Generation YOLO enthusiast.

Jo A-ram, who has previously garnered attention for her distinctive performances in dramas like 'Doctor Cha Jeong-suk' and the film 'Victory,' is set to showcase a new dimension of her acting prowess. Her honest and relatable portrayal of MZ lifestyle on the variety show 'I Live Alone' has already endeared her to the public. In 'Let Me Go to the Moon,' she will embody a character who lives life to the fullest, adding a fresh and lively presence to the small screen.

As Kim Ji-song, an employee in the accounting department of Marron Confectionery, Jo A-ram depicts a character who embraces the present with gusto and indulges in self-care and personal enjoyment. Described as being like a 'bouncy ball,' Ji-song is expected to bring dynamism and color to the narrative with her infectious optimism and charm. Jo A-ram shared that her personal connection with the character is about 50%, particularly noting how Ji-song’s interactions with loved ones mirror her own behavior with close friends and family, especially in her desire to live each day meaningfully and joyfully.

The actress also highlighted her character's expressive nature and potential for external transformation, contrasting it with her previous roles. "While I've often played characters who internalize their emotions, Ji-song is very expressive and offers a wide range for external changes, allowing for diverse explorations," she explained. Jo A-ram emphasized that 'Let Me Go to the Moon' offers more than just a story about cryptocurrency; it's a tale of hope, friendship, and resilience, providing comfort and laughter through the everyday struggles and triumphs of three women navigating reality.

Jo A-ram debuted in the drama 'Work Later, Drink Now' in 2021 and has since been actively building her career through various projects. Her bright and healthy image has earned her a large fanbase, and she is increasingly recognized as a rising star in the advertising industry.