KPOP DEMON HUNTERS SURPLES Red Notice and becomes the most seen film in Netflix

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But where will stop Kpop Demon Hunters ? The phenomenon around the animated film, released on June 20 On Netflixdefinitely does not lose in force since the feature film still recorded 25.4 million views during its 10th week of availability. A phenomenal figure which allows it to exceed Red notice And to become the most popular film in the streaming giant.

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Wednesday And Squid game in sight

While all films are naturally loses audience as the months, Kpop Demon Hunters hardly has not weakened and records around 25 million views every week since its release. A simply mind -blowing curve, which today allows it to reach a cumulation of 236 million views in three months.

The film co-directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appehans (The Dragon-Génie) thus overlap the previous Netflix boxes, such as You look up (171.4 million views), Carry-on (172.1 million) and the superproduction Red notice (230.9 million) with Dwayne Johnson, Chris Evans and Gal Gadot.

Note that Netflix stops counting the audience of its titles after 91 days. So it remains at Kpop Demon Hunters Loan of a month to go even higher, and perhaps reach the historic bar of 300 million views.

The film produced by Sony Pictures Animation (also behind Into the Spider-Ver And Hotel Transylvania) Now has another online sights of sight: to become the most seen program of the platform all categories combined, by exceeding the scores of Wednesday Season 1 (252.1 million views) and Squid game Season 1 (265.2 million). A milestone that seems to be easily carrying hand for him.

As often with Netflix boxes, the reasons for success are multiple. Between the good intrinsic quality of the program, the strength of the K-Pop fans community, songs that people listen to and listen to in a loop (the album is at the top of the Spotify rankings).

The title is also very popular on the very young audience (the spectators between 4 and 10 years old) who watches the film in a loop, up to 6 to 8 times a day. We are on a cultural phenomenon clearly similar to the “let it go” of The Snow Queen in 2013, or on the recent Vaiana 2.

This plebiscite obviously gives ideas to Sony and Netflix, who are already under discussion for at least two suites, but also a live-action remake and an adaptation in musical. The madness Kpop Demon Hunters is just beginning …