Guess Squid Game isn’t done playing with us yet. Season 3 of Netflix’s global phenomenon is still crushing the competition, holding onto the #1 spot for nine straight days—and breaking records while it’s at it. If you thought the hype would fade, think again.
The Reign Continues
Since its June 27 release, Squid Game Season 3 has been unstoppable. According to FlixPatrol (which tracks streaming data in 90+ countries), the show hasn’t just topped Netflix’s global charts—it’s dominated them, sitting pretty at #1 in 89 countries as of July 6. From the U.S. to South Korea, Brazil to Germany, everyone’s glued to their screens.
Record-Breaking Numbers
Netflix doesn’t drop stats lightly, but Squid Game forced their hand: 60.1 million views and 368.4 million hours watched in just three days. That’s the biggest debut ever for any Netflix show. Ever. Guess we all needed to know how Gi-hun’s revenge arc ends.
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What’s Season 3 About?
No spoilers, but Lee Jung-jae’s Gi-hun is done playing nice. After his rebellion fails, he’s back for blood—specifically, Lee Byung-hun’s Front Man’s. The season’s packed with returning favorites (Wi Ha-joon! Kang Ha-neul!) and new players, all trapped in that terrifying game we love to hate.
Spin-off Rumors? Oh, Definitely.
That very unexpected Hollywood cameo (you know the one) has fans convinced a U.S. spin-off is coming. Netflix hasn’t confirmed yet, but let’s be real—they’d be crazy to drop this franchise now.
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Why It’s Still a Must-Watch
Even if you’re late to the party, Squid Game’s final season delivers:
- Higher stakes (yes, it’s possible)
- More twists (trust nothing)
- Emotional gut-punches (bring tissues)
