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Squid Game 3 Breaks Netflix Record with 60.1 Million Views in Just Three Days

"Squid Game" Season 3 has cemented the Korean series' place as a record-breaking global phenomenon

The third and final season of “Squid Game” has concluded its stunning run on Netflix by setting a new viewership record.

Within its first three days, Season 3 amassed 60.1 million views, making it the most-watched show on Netflix in that time frame and debuting at No. 1 across 93 countries—a first in Netflix history for any show.

This third and final season quickly soared to the number one spot globally on Netflix, dominating the top position in 93 countries, including major markets like the United States and the United Kingdom.

This season’s success continues the legacy of the series, with Season 1 still holding the title of the most-watched Netflix series ever, with 265.2 million views in its first 90 days, and Season 2 following with 192.6 million views.

Season 3’s immediate impact also placed it in Netflix’s all-time top 10 list at ninth position within its debut week.

Despite mixed critical reviews, Season 3 maintained massive global popularity, causing technical issues on Netflix due to the surge of viewers at launch.

Read Squid Game Season 3 Review: A Dark, Gripping Finale with Brutal Twists and Emotional Depth

The season concludes the story of Player 456 with a dramatic and bittersweet ending, where none of the original competitors survive, and the ultimate winner is symbolically the newborn baby of a key character, representing hope for the future.

The global phenomenon of “Squid Game” extends beyond viewership numbers, with massive social media engagement—reaching 19.5 billion global social impressions—and fan events held worldwide, including large parades and interactive experiences in cities such as New York, London, Madrid, Sydney, and Seoul.

The show’s cultural impact is further highlighted by its numerous awards, including multiple Emmys and Golden Globes, and its status as the first non-English series to win multiple SAG Awards.

“Squid Game 3” has not only broken Netflix viewership records with over 60 million views in three days but has cemented the Korean series’ place as a record-breaking global phenomenon, further proving the worldwide appeal and dominance of non-English language content on streaming platforms.

 

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