IU & Park BoGum's ”Thank You” tops non-English speaking countries...still popular

The heartwarming story of Ae-seung and Kwang-sik has captivated the world. The rankings also prove the power of the drama, which has viewers laughing and crying as it slowly follows the story of an ordinary family over the course of 75 years.
According to the Netflix official website "Netflix Top 10" on the 9th, the number of views (viewing time divided by running time) of "Otsukaresama" from the 31st of last month to the 6th of April was 5.
It ranked first among non-English TV programs with 400,000 views. "Good Work" is a TV series starring IU, Park BoGum, Moon So Ri and Park Hae Joon, and has been aired every Friday for four weeks since the 7th of last month.
A total of 16 episodes were released, with 4 episodes released each day. The TV series was ranked 4th overall in the first week of release, 2nd in the 2nd week, and 1st in the 3rd week, but after the final episode was released, it dropped to 3rd place, but is now back on track.
It rose to No. 1 in the 1950s. The album is about Ae-seung (IU, Moon So Ri) and Kwang-sik (Park BoGum, Park Hae Joon), who were born in the 1950s, spent their teenage years in the 1960s, and started a family.
The song is loved throughout Asia as it contains universal emotions that anyone can relate to. According to 5week's country-by-country statistics, it is ranked number one in five Asian countries, including Korea, Indonesia, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam.
It was ranked in the top 10 in a total of 40 countries. As it is a long film with a total of 16 episodes and a running time of 16 hours and 35 minutes, it is not easy for it to maintain its ranking compared to shorter films.
If we look at listening time alone, the total reaches 89.7 million hours. During the same period, it was higher than the top English TV program "Boys' Time" (68.4 million hours) and the English movie "Life List" (60.8 million hours).
It's also long.