**So Ji-sub’s Thrilling Webtoon Adaptation Dominates Netflix Global Charts**
A gripping new SBS series, starring acclaimed actor So Ji-sub, has captivated global audiences, soaring to the top of Netflix’s non-English charts. The show features So Ji-sub as an unassuming father with a hidden past as a secret agent, thrust back into action to find his missing daughter. This compelling narrative has resonated deeply with viewers worldwide.
The webtoon-based series demonstrated phenomenal success, amassing an impressive 9.1 million views in the latest tracking week, which concluded on Sunday, according to Netflix data. Its global appeal is undeniable, as it secured the coveted spot of the most-watched program in 22 countries, including key markets like South Korea, Singapore, and Peru. Furthermore, the thrilling drama successfully broke into the top 10 in an additional 50 nations, cementing its status as a global phenomenon on the streaming platform.
Maintaining its strong performance, the popular Korean drama “Teach You a Lesson” continued to hold its ground among the top ranks. The series secured the No. 2 position with 3.6 million views, showcasing its consistent popularity over several weeks. “Teach You a Lesson” also proved its broad international appeal by reaching the top 10 in 51 countries.
Netflix’s diverse content slate saw new entries making a significant impact. The second season of the much-anticipated reality dating program, “Better Late Than Single,” made its debut at No. 8, garnering 1.5 million views. Hot on its heels, the brand-new JTBC series “The Apartment Job,” starring the charismatic Ji Sung, entered the charts at No. 10, attracting 1.4 million views in its inaugural week.
In the non-English film category, the entertaining Korean action-comedy “Husbands in Action” secured a spot in the top 10, ranking No. 10 with a solid 900,000 views.
Meanwhile, in the English-language film segment, “KPop Demon Hunters” continued its remarkable run, staying within the top 10 for an astonishing 56th consecutive week. It claimed the No. 10 position, pulling in 3.5 million views, highlighting its enduring popularity among subscribers.
