'Bebepin' Becomes Most-Watched Korean Content on Netflix After 'Squid Game'
201.0 Million Total Views
Second Most-Watched Korean Content on Netflix in 4 Years
‘Bebepin’ has become the most-watched Korean content on Netflix in the past four years after 'Squid Game'.
The Pinkfong Company announced on the 14th that the original series ‘Bebepin’ has surpassed 200 million views (views calculated by dividing total watch time by runtime) on Netflix. According to FlixPatrol, a global OTT ranking site, the show has recorded a cumulative 201 million views from 2023 to the present. During the same period, the only Korean content with a higher view count among both TV shows and movies is the 'Squid Game' series, which racked up 493.3 million views. Another work by The Pinkfong Company, 'Pinkfong Cinema Concert: Space Adventure', ranked fifth with 86 million views.
Starting with its original series, Bebepin has continued its success by expanding its lineup to spinoffs and a feature film. After season 1 was released in December 2022, the series advanced through to season 4 and introduced the spinoff 'Bebepin Playtime'. It became the first Korean animation to top the Netflix Kids chart in 12 countries and ranked in the top 10 in 34 countries. The film ‘Bebepin The Movie: The Great Adventure of the Missing Bebepin and Pinkfong’ also ranked first in 3 countries and entered the top 10 in 11 countries.
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A representative from The Pinkfong Company stated, “This is the result of the steady growth of the Bebepin intellectual property (IP),” and added, “We will continue to provide new forms of entertainment with a diverse range of IP and content.”
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