Squid Game Breaks Netflix Record Without Relying on Views
Get this, Squid Game season two made history by snagging the number one spot in every one of the 93 countries where Netflix is available. Yep, you heard that right! This achievement is unprecedented and totally mind-blowing. Even super popular shows don’t typically pull off a worldwide debut like this. People are loving Squid Game season two so much that it’s surpassed expectations and set a jaw-dropping record.
Although Netflix hasn’t shared any viewer numbers yet, we can bet that they’re through the roof. The first season of Squid Game racked up an impressive 2.2 billion viewing hours, but season two might just give it a run for its money. With two episodes less and a bit of a different vibe, it’s got fans wondering just how it’ll stack up in the end.
Now, here’s the tea on the ratings. While season two of Squid Game doesn’t quite match up to the high score of season one on Rotten Tomatoes, with a rating of 63% compared to 83%, it has definitely stirred some intense reactions. Some viewers felt like it was cut off too soon, leaving them hanging for more. Who knows, maybe season three will be the one to win us all over, and we might have to wait until 2025 to see.
But hey, if you haven’t caught the Squid Game fever yet, you can check out all the action on Netflix. For all the latest updates, quizzes, and memes on Netflix, follow The Holy Church of Netflix on Facebook. Keep it locked for more streaming news and trends.
