The viewership figure combines real-time audiences with those who tuned in within the first 24 hours after the broadcast, according to Netflix data.
Netflix also reported that the show soared to the top of its weekly movie charts in 24 countries following its release.
The global K-pop sensation, BTS, held a live concert at Gwanghwamun Square on Saturday night, performing for tens of thousands of dedicated fans to celebrate the launch of their highly anticipated fifth studio album, “Arirang,” released the day before.
The event generated significant online excitement and buzz. Netflix revealed that BTS-related content across its official channels amassed 2.62 billion impressions. Furthermore, hashtags associated with both BTS and Netflix trended in numerous countries worldwide, including the United States, South Korea, the Philippines, Australia, Malaysia, India, Thailand, Argentina, Britain, and Turkey.
Fans can look forward to the release of “BTS: The Return,” a behind-the-scenes documentary film, scheduled to premiere on Netflix this Friday. The film will offer an in-depth look at the creative process behind the making of the new “Arirang” album.
