A new gold standard for success has been set at Netflix. The animated musical “K-Pop Demon Hunters” has achieved the remarkable feat of becoming the platform’s most-watched film ever, establishing a new benchmark for all future projects to aspire to.
The new record stands at an immense 236 million views, a testament to the film’s incredible global reach and appeal. This figure surpasses the previous standard set by “Red Notice,” the high-profile action film that once held the top spot, raising the bar for what is considered a streaming mega-hit.
While it sets the standard for views, the film is third on the all-time list for minutes watched, with 23 billion. This is due to its 100-minute runtime, indicating that the new gold standard is more about attracting the largest possible audience than accumulating the most screen time.
The film’s high standards extend to its music, with an exceptionally successful soundtrack that produced four top-10 Billboard hits. With a sequel in development, the “K-Pop Demon Hunters” franchise is poised to continue setting records for years to come.