It rose to 4th place among the top 10 works, the highest ranking among K-contents. On the 20th, Netflix released its engagement report for the first half of this year.
According to a survey, the most popular K-content in the world this year was "Queen of Tears," which recorded a total of 29 million views.
Netflix's "Current Viewing Report" is a report that measures the viewing time and number of views (total viewing time divided by total running time) for all titles viewed for at least 50,000 hours every six months.
In the first half of this year, Netflix saw countless content streams for approximately 94 billion viewing hours.
Non-English content accounted for approximately 30% of total viewership.
The top English content was Spain's "Bonds in the Snowy Mountains," which recorded 104 million views, followed by Berlin (49 million views) and Assunta Bas (3rd place).
The Terra Incident (3,100 views). In fourth place was "Queen of Tears," while in fifth place was the Spanish TV series "Not One More Woman (English title: Raising
"My Voice" by Kim You Jung and Song Kang's "My Demon" (18 million) also made it into the top ten.
Although three Korean works were listed in the rankings for non-English content for the first half of this year, no Korean works were listed in the top 10 rankings for overall movies and TV series.
"Queen of Tears," the highest-performing Korean work, ranked 20th among all Netflix content in terms of viewership.
The report found that the percentage of Korean content for which Netflix owns the IP remains below 15%, the same as in the same period last year.
Netflix said, "We are maintaining flexible contractual arrangements with domestic partner companies and supporting various localization processes through cooperation with the industry.
This indicates that the global base in which content can thrive is expanding."
2024/09/21 07:51 KST
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