In recent years, the Korean Wave has reached new heights through the success of K- Content on Netflix. This phenomenon has captured the attention of audiences around the world, resulting in a surge of interest in Korean culture. In this report, we will explore how the Korean Wave has taken over Netflix and the factors that contributed to its success. It includes an exclusive interview with Vincent Taewon Kim, Director of Content (Series and Film) at Netflix Korea, and Kihwan Yoo, Director of Content (Non-Fiction) at Netflix Korea.

The success of Korean content on Netflix can be attributed to various factors. Its ability to weave captivating stories, the frequency of the release of new non-fiction series, the passion of Korean content creators, and the satisfaction of Korean viewers all contribute to its global appeal. Additionally, Netflix's ability to offer a diverse range of content tailored to individual tastes enhances its position as a leading platform for Korean content consumption worldwide.

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1.Summary

2.Spilling the Tea

3.Unpacking the success of Netflix’s K-Content