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SEOUL, Nov. 11 (Yonhap) -- Netflix’ Korean original series “Squid Game” has recovered its top place throne in 2 days proving its unrivaled popularity as ‘Netflix’ longest 1st ranker.’
The series climbed back up to world TOP No. 1 for Netflix TV programs division at the 10th, according to Flix Petrol on Thursday, a ranking site of global online contents service
This is a recovery in 2 days of being dragged to 2nd place by Riot Games’ animation “Arcane.”
“Squid Game,” after having recorded 46 consecutive days of world 1st placer from Sep. 23 to Nov. 7, has become the first Netflix production to stay on top rank for 47 days.
The world-series is now running ahead unrivaled, setting aside “The Queen’s Gambit,” which shared the honor of being the longest Netflix 1st placer with “Squid Game” by recording 23 consecutive days and 46 days in total on top rank.
Meanwhile, “Squid Games” exceeded 17 billion YouTube views and became the world’s most viewed video breaking HBO’s popular drama “Game of Thrones”’ 10-year-invested record (16.9 billion views) in just about 2 months.
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