Drama 'Salon De Nabi' Choi Daniel, "If you quit just because others tell you to, it's useless"
A video has been released featuring characters from the JTBC drama 'Salon De Nabi' delivering messages to those pursuing their dreams.
A video containing messages delivered by characters in the JTBC drama 'Salon De Nabi' to those moving toward their dreams has been released. The video, uploaded to the JTBC Drama official channel on September 19, 2026, contains major scenes from episode 1 along with the images of characters struggling between dreams and reality.
Attitude toward dreams: "If you quit just because others tell you to, it's useless"
The video depicts situations where people are shaken by the gaze of others or negative words during the process of striving toward their dreams. In particular, a key part of the video features a remark to the effect of "If you are the type to quit just because other people tell you to quit, you are already useless," raising a topic about the attitude that those with dreams should possess. This aligns with the phrase "If you are the type to quit just because other people tell you to quit, you are already useless" specified in the video description.

The reality and conflicts of interns unfolding against the backdrop of a hair salon
In the hair salon that serves as the setting for the drama, the lives of various characters are revealed. Following Han Su-hui, who has 2 years and 3 months of hair styling experience, the interview and adaptation processes of interns such as Yoo Eun-jae, Gi-bbeum, and Park Mu-yeol continue. The video shows conversations related to the operation of the hair salon along with the images of interns striving to become designers. In particular, it includes scenes such as the character Gi-bbeum experiencing difficulty because she cannot make eye contact with customers, or receiving advice on the attitude required to become a designer.
Conversations of characters dealing with wandering between dreams and reality
The video tells those with dreams, "You who have a dream, it is youth," while simultaneously showing dialogues that force them to face realistic difficulties. Encouragement such as "That is not a dream but a delusion, but if you keep trying and trying, the universe helps you" intersects with realistic reactions, revealing the internal conflicts the characters experience. Additionally, through a scene where a character asks for someone else's opinion at a drinking session and is asked back, "If they tell you to quit, will you quit?", it suggests how important one's own will is.
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