People dressed as a pink guard, which was posted for a photo with a 12-meter giant doll of ‘Young-Hi’ from the South Korean Netflix series ‘Squid Game’, which during the final season of ‘Squad Game 3’ at City Hall Square in Bangkok, Thailand. Photo Credit: Reuters
Final season of Squid game A new viewership record has been created on Netflix. According to the latest top 10 rankings of Streamer, Squid game Season 3 saw 60.1 million times within the first three days of release, making it the most viewed title on stage during its debut weekend.
Premier last Friday, the concluding chapter of the hit Korean thriller has already climbed number 9 in the list of Netflix’s most popular non-English TV series so far. Despite having less data than the three -day total previous seasons, the show puts the show amidst the global titles with top performance of the platform.
Comparing, season 2 Squid gameWhich began on Thursday in December, viewed 68 million times in its first four days. That release broke Netflix’s Premier Week record at that time, overtake WednesdayWhich saw 50.1 million times in its first week in 2022.
The latest season continues the story of G-Hun (Lee Jung-J), which returns to a dialect in a dialect to eliminate and challenge the authority of the front man played by Lee Buwing-Hun.
With only three days of data included in the current ranking, Squid game Netflix’s all-time chart is expected to increase further in season 3 in the coming weeks as the number of more viewers is extinguished. Strong start confirms the global appeal and permanent popularity of the franchise.
Squid game It has been an important and commercial success for Netflix since its original start in 2021, which has been credited with re -shaping international programming on the platform and attracting audiences on a large scale for Korean content. Season 3 marked the last chapter in the story, bringing the GI-Hun’s visit to a dramatic.
Published – July 02, 2025 11:37 AM IST
