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KPop Demon Hunters Netflix Once we passed the six-month milestone, I figured the end was in sight. Not so, and Netflix’s megahit, KPop Demon Hunters, has tacked on an additional month where it has not left the top 10 list. Seven months have passed since its release on June 20, 2025. As we speak, KPop Demon Hunters is #7 on Netflix’s top 10 list, and it usually bounces between #5 and #8 whenever I check. I think it dipped to #9 once or twice, and made it back to the top 3 a few times. Why? It’s not only good, but it’s endlessly rewatchable, particularly for kids. My son alone has watched it at least five times, and multiply that across every kid in America (or the world, for that matter), and you get the idea. It seemed a little goofy when, early on, Netflix declared that KPop Demon Hunters was its “Frozen” IP, but given that kids are watching it on repeat, exactly like Frozen, and singing its songs (arguably way, way better songs) endlessly, the comparison makes perfect sense. The last KPop Demon Hunters milestone we heard was that it passed 500 million views in 2025. In its first 90 days, the chart that tracks that milestone made it Netflix’s most viewed movie of all time, with almost 100 million more than the previous #1, Red Notice, and 150 million more than the previous #2, Carry-On. It’s not even close. Most recently, KPop Demon Hunters just won a Golden Globe for Best Original Feature and Best Original Song for Golden. It seems more than a little likely that it could win the Oscar in both categories. (If there was any justice in the world, it would at least get a Best Picture nomination). Netflix seems almost overwhelmed with…

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