KPop Demon Hunters is still on the Netflix Top 10 chart, 69 weeks after it first arrived. The animated movie finished in tenth place on the English-language film chart for the week of November 2 to 8, with another 2.8 million views, according to Netflix’s official figures carried by What’s On Netflix and Hollywood Outbreak.
The film has now spent 69 weeks in Netflix’s global Top 10, amassing 1,154.7 million viewing hours and 692.5 million completed views, according to What’s On Netflix’s title tracker. It has reached the Top 10 in four countries this week, a remarkable run for a film that was released on June 20, 2025.
The most popular film in Netflix history
Directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, KPop Demon Hunters became a global phenomenon shortly after its release, and it is Netflix’s most popular film of all time, surpassing 670 million views with 67 consecutive weeks on Netflix’s Global Top 10, according to Animation Magazine. The film won Best Animated Feature at the Academy Awards, Critics’ Choice Awards and Golden Globes, as well as ten Annie Awards.
The soundtrack continues to make history as the first to place four songs simultaneously in the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10, accumulating over 15 billion global streams, according to the same report. The film’s songs have become a permanent part of the pop landscape, with “Golden”, “Soda Pop” and “Your Idol” all spawning official choreography videos from Netflix.
Still growing
Netflix launched a dedicated “For the Fans!” hub for the film on November 5, collecting the movie and over 20 new bonus episodes in one place. The franchise also joined the Criterion Collection on November 3, and immersive experiences open at Netflix House Dallas on November 12 and Netflix House Philadelphia on November 20, according to ScreenStat.
A sequel has been confirmed, with Kang and Appelhans returning to direct, but there is no release date, and reports suggest 2030 or 2031 is more realistic than a 2029 target. For now, the original keeps adding weeks to a chart run that has no precedent in Netflix history, and its 2.8 million views this week show no sign of the audience tiring of it.
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