According to FlixPatrol, a platform that track the performances of media on streaming platform Netflix, the Top 10 Most-Watched K-Dramas on Netflix, as of Mid-2024 (calculated based on the cumulative viewing hours from day of release to mid-2024), is as below:
![squid game](https://cdn.kbizoom.com/media/2023/06/13073641/squid-game-1-061623.jpg)
![Extraordinary Attorney Woo](https://cdn.kbizoom.com/media/2023/06/13074459/Extraordinary-Attorney-Woo-1-061123.jpg)
![all of us are dead](https://cdn.kbizoom.com/media/2022/04/14000110/all-of-us-are-dead-22042022-thumbnail.png)
![queen of tears](https://cdn.kbizoom.com/media/2024/05/09095828/queen-of-tears-1-050924.webp)
- Squid Game (2021) – 2,315,500,000 hours – Netflix Original, exclusive streaming.
- Extraordinary Attorney Woo (2022) – 662,090,000 hours.
- All of Us Are Dead (2022) – 659,510,000 hours – Netflix Original.
- Queen of Tears (2024) – 653,900,000 hours.
- The Glory (2022) – 560,990,000 hours – Netflix Original.
- King the Land (2023) – 446,900,000 hours.
- Alchemy of Souls 1 (2022) – 419,030,000 hours.
- My Demon (2023) – 331,100,000 hours.
- Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha (2021) – 300,580,000 hours.
- Business Proposal (2022) – 279,110,000 hours.
It seems that despite its recent release of early 2024, “Queen of Tears”’s global popularity has sent Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won’s project to a high position, even surpassing the 2022-2023 sensation “The Glory”.
Meanwhile, “Squid Game” continues to dominate the list, with total viewing hours surpassing the second position, “Extraordinary Attorney Woo”, by almost 4 times.
With its 2nd season soon arriving, “Squid Game” is expected to continue its hype and maintain its standing as one of Korea’s top IPs.
Source: Flixpatrol