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\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tBy \tNaman Ramachandran<\/a> \t\t\t\t\t\t\t
\tKorean content material is crushing it on Netflix<\/a>, with viewing hours second solely to U.S. reveals and accounting for a 8% of all world Netflix streams.
\tA brand new Ampere Analysis<\/a> report reveals Okay-dramas and movies characterize 17% of the platform’s prime 500 non-U.S. titles, with “Squid Game<\/a>: Season 2″ main the cost at almost 620 million streaming hours in late 2024.
\tWithin the second half of 2024, Korean content material was streamed for 7.7 billion hours. Korean content material persistently represents 8%-9% of viewing hours on Netflix, forward of U.Okay. content material at 7%-8%, and Japanese content material at 4%-5% of viewing time, the report finds. That is regardless of hits from the U.Okay., reminiscent of “Black Doves” Season 1 and “The Gents” Season 1, and the rising reputation of anime, which is a key driver of Japanese content material viewing on Netflix. \t<\/p>\n