Yang Se-jong, Ahn Hyo-seop and Lee Do-hyun, Rookies of the Year

One drama produced three rookie awards.

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Three male actors who starred in the SBS drama "Thirty But Seventeen" which aired in 2018, have won the Baeksang Arts Awards three times, drawing attention again.

The first person to win the the Best Rookie Award was Yang Se-jong, who is currently serving in the military. He won the rookie award at the 54th Baeksang Arts Awards after his drama "The Temperature of Love", which he starred in 2017. The scene where Yang Se-jong, who had never predicted the award, couldn't even look at the camera on the stage and finished his speech is still deeply embedded in fans' minds.

Two years later, Ahn Hyo-seop won the Best Rookie Award at the 56th Baeksang Arts Awards. Ahn Hyo-seop took home the rookie trophy, which happens only once in his life, with "Dr. Romantic 2". Ahn Hyo-seop, who was a presenter this year, handed the trophy to Lee Do-hyun from "18 Again". Lee Do-hyun won the Best Rookie Award, beating out candidates who were particularly fierce this year, including Kim Young-dae, Na In-woo, Nam Yoon-su and Song Kang. He took the stage in a dazed mood and said his speech.

What's interesting is that Yang Se-jong, Ahn Hyo-seop, and Lee Do-hyun all appeared in "Thirty But Seventeen". At that time, Yang Se-jong played stage designer Gong Woo-jin. He is a person whose heart closed 13 years ago at the age of seventeen years. Ahn Hyo-seop played the ace in the rowing team and Yang Se-jong's only nephew Yoo Chan. Due to the nature of the coordination department in the play, this tanned appearance was impressive. Lee Do-hyun played Dong Hae-beom, also a member of the rowing team with Ahn Hyo-seop. He is the son of a man who has been successful in a short amount of time due to redevelopment, and makes people feel good. At that time, Yang Se-jong was the main character, Ahn Hyo-seop and Lee Do-hyun were supporting roles.

A YouTube video, which mentions the three new artists' awards, and re-evaluates the drama because it produced three rookie awards in four years.