The show is currently dominating the streaming game in 91 countries
A blend of a zombie apocalypse and teenage drama, Netflix’s newest Korean series “All of Us Are Dead” is now the current craze in the global streaming landscape. And being Hallyu fans, Filipinos weren’t spared from getting addicted to the show. As a hilarious treat, the streaming giant took the show from the screens and into the streets through billboards erected in different parts of the country.
Seen in major roads across the country, including C5, Morayta, Sta. Cruz, Laguna, EDSA, Cebu, and Davao, the billboards present scenes from the coming of age-thriller series as memes about Filipino high school life. From class recess scenarios to pre- and post-exam moments, these giant memes will definitely take you back to the good ol’ days.
Immediately after its release on Netflix, “All of Us Are Dead” soared to the streaming platform’s top 10 list (Non-English TV List) in 91 countries worldwide, proving the global power and popularity of Korean content once again.
As of February 2nd (Wednesday), according to the platform’s website, “All of Us Are Dead” recorded approximately 124.79 million hours viewed within three days of its release and seized first place on the TOP 10 (Non-English TV) list in a staggering 29 countries.
Furthermore, the series ranked in the Top 10 among an additional 62 countries, including the USA, Canada, Brazil, Greece, Russia, Spain, Italy, etc., announcing the start of a new global phenomenon.
Know more about “All of Us Are Dead” here.
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