KPOP DEMON HUNTERS could end 2025 with a record-breaking half billion views on Netflix

The animated phenomenon KPop Demon Hunters continues to climb, and is on track to end the year with a staggering half a billion views on Netflix.

According to What’s On Netflix, which has been closely tracking the film’s performance through official Netflix Top 10 data, the numbers don’t lie. If KPop Demon Hunters continues to lose only about 10% of its weekly audience, it could easily hit the 500 million mark by December 28.

The film continues to be Netflix’s third most popular film of the week, garnering another 14.6 million views from October 20-26 alone.

As of now, the film’s total views are over 400 million, though Netflix’s 91-day tracking window has officially limited its run to 325.1 million. Still, KPop Demon Hunters remains Netflix’s biggest success story to date. It’s not only the streamer’s most-watched film ever, it’s also the most popular Netflix title of all time.

The film’s momentum doesn’t seem to be slowing down either. A short film is reportedly in the works and a full sequel is already in development. Fans can also listen to a special sing-along version KPop Demon Hunters returning to theaters for Halloween weekend after originally dominating the box office during its initial release.

However, Netflix won’t be moving away from streaming previews anytime soon. “Our strategy is to offer our members exclusive first-run films on Netflix,” said Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos, adding that the cinematic success was possible “because it was released first on Netflix.”

With its blend of music, style and supernatural action, KPop Demon Hunters has become a global pop culture event. Whether you’re singing along at the cinema or streaming it at home, one thing is clear: this monster hit is far from over.