Let Us Talk About Kim Myungsoo

Career 2

2014 - present

In 2014, he was cast in a supporting role in MBC's Cunning Single Lady, playing a secretary named Gil Yo-han. The same year, he starred in SBS' My Lovely Girl. He played the visual of popular K-Pop group Infinite Power who later became a solo artist.

L was announced to be joining the subgroup Infinite F, together with his bandmates Sungyeol and Sungjong. The subgroup was officially announced during Infinite's "One Great Step Returns" encore concert. They also performed their song "My Heart is Beating" from the soundtrack of Hi! School-Love On, which starred Sungyeol as one of the main leads. The subgroup has previously had their official release titled "Going Crazy", which was included on Infinite's 2nd album Season 2. They officially debuted in Japan with the single album "Koi No Sign" on November 19, 2014, followed by another single album release, "Azure" on on December 2, 2014. Infinite F made their official stage debut on MBC's Music Core on December 5.

In June 2015, L made a cameo appearances in SBS' The Time We Were Not in Love, playing Ha Ji-won's homosexual intern named Ki Sungjae. In August 2015, he was cast in the movie Mister Shark, about a boy who befriends a shark.mThis will be his first lead role on the big screen.

In March 2016, it was announced that L will star in the 10-episode cable drama titled Blue in My Heart. It was later cancelled. On May 4, 2016, it was announced that L and Kim Min-seok will appear on a Korean variety show called Celebrity Bromance. On June 12, 2016, L was a guest on King of Mask Singer under the alias of "I'm Your Father" in Episode 63. He was the first member of Infinite to appear on the show. In June 2016, he was cast in Korean-Chinese web drama My Catman. In August 2016, he was cast in KBS's four-episode drama titled The Day After We Broke Up. The drama will also be aired in Japan under the name I Want to Protect You ~One More Time~. In October 2016, he was said to be in talks for JTBC's high-school mystery drama Solomon's Perjury, based on the Japanese novel by Miyabe Miyuki.