SBS's new youth drama "Spring of Youth" has experienced a significant decrease in viewership after airing just two episodes. The debut episode on May 6 garnered a viewership rating of 1.4%, but the following episode on May 7 saw a drop to 0.7%, effectively halving the ratings.

The series, created by Kim Min Chul and directed by Kim Sung Yong, follows the story of 'Sae Gye', a former member of a top K-pop band who gets expelled from the group. As he navigates the highs and lows of college life, he encounters Kim Bom by chance and embarks on a remarkable comeback journey. It blends elements of youth romance with music, portraying the struggles, aspirations, and dreams of young adults. Although the plot intrigued viewers, the ratings fell short of expectations.

In the second episode aired on May 7, Sae Gye (played by Ha Yoo Joon), Kim Bom (played by Park Ji Hu), and Seo Tae Yang (played by Lee Seung Hyub) form a band called 'ToSaGye' despite facing numerous challenges. The unwavering passion of the youths, despite obstacles from their school and surroundings, stands out prominently.

As their story unfolds, Kim Bom and Sae Gye, who live on different floors of the same house, begin to develop subtle feelings for each other. Their connection deepens as Sae Gye reveals a childhood melody he heard in a dream, hinting at a potential meaningful encounter between them.

While working part-time at a convenience store, Kim Bom learns about Sae Gye's agency conflict and motivates him by emphasizing the importance of trying even if failure looms. Inspired by her words, Sae Gye sets out to establish a band at school, but faces challenges from Director Jo and an arduous task set by the school president.

In a climactic moment, Kim Bom's unconventional approach to gather band members proves pivotal, leading to the formal establishment of 'ToSaGye'. The dynamic shifts with Seo Taeyang's arrival, adding a layer of complexity to the budding relationships within the house.

As the episode progresses, hints of a mysterious past surrounding Sae Gye emerge, adding intrigue to the storyline. Despite the low ratings, the audience remains engaged due to the storyline's captivating elements, setting the stage for future developments.

The drama airs every Wednesday at 10:40 PM on SBS, offering a refreshing take on youth themes amidst the challenges and joys of growing up.