The drama started with the rating of 3% and ended with the rating of 7,9%. I know that it doesn't hit a double-digit rating, but seeing how quite far the difference between the rating of the first eps. and the finale, I THINK, the drama isn't a flop.
On Netflix, the drama has stayed on Global Top 10 since premiering and amassed 18M views, which will increase by next week for sure. Given this data, can't you tell the drama isn't a flop?
On FUNdex, based on the latest data, the drama is #1, while Eun-bin and Se-jong are #1 and #2, respectively. Are you sure it's a flop?
Sorry for dragging another drama, but if you define "flopped" based on how well a drama performs, then We Are All Trying Here is. Why? Because its highest rating is 5% only and it was never seen on Netflix Global Top 10, which is very rare for a K-drama. In fact, based on the report of What We Watched by Netflix, the drama only amasses 4M views, which is so far compared to that of Spooky in Love.
Of course, the hype of Spooky in Love isn't as big as Lovely Runner and Queen of Tears or (let me play harder), Teach You a Lesson, but again, it's not fair to label this drama a flop.
If what you mean by "flopped" is the storyline, well, I must admit that there is rome for improvement here and there. But again, it's not a flop. To me, it's sort of refreshing to see a K-drama that can blend rom-com, (a bit) of horror, and murder cases.
Salam damai, ya, Jiju. ✌️ Semoga cerah hari-harimu sebagai penggemar drama Korea, secerah senyum Yeo-ri dan Gang-uk. ☀️
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after i was hyped for season 2 of Sweet home And was disaapointed , i dont expect anything from this drama
Season 1 of this drama is not out yet, yet you say, "I don't expect anything from this drama" just because of another drama? That doesn't make any sense. Be smart.
Define "flopped", please. Would you? 😁
The drama started with the rating of 3% and ended with the rating of 7,9%. I know that it doesn't hit a double-digit rating, but seeing how quite far the difference between the rating of the first eps. and the finale, I THINK, the drama isn't a flop.
On Netflix, the drama has stayed on Global Top 10 since premiering and amassed 18M views, which will increase by next week for sure. Given this data, can't you tell the drama isn't
a flop?
On FUNdex, based on the latest data, the drama is #1, while Eun-bin and Se-jong are #1 and #2, respectively. Are you sure it's a flop?
Sorry for dragging another drama, but if you define "flopped" based on how well a drama performs, then We Are All Trying Here is. Why? Because its highest rating is 5% only and it was never seen on Netflix Global Top 10, which is very rare for a K-drama. In fact, based on the report of What We Watched by Netflix, the drama only amasses 4M views, which is so far compared to that of Spooky in Love.
Of course, the hype of Spooky in Love isn't as big as Lovely Runner and Queen of Tears or (let me play harder), Teach You a Lesson, but again, it's not fair to label this drama a flop.
If what you mean by "flopped" is the storyline, well, I must admit that there is rome for improvement here and there. But again, it's not a flop. To me, it's sort of refreshing to see a K-drama that can blend rom-com, (a bit) of horror, and murder cases.
Salam damai, ya, Jiju. ✌️ Semoga cerah hari-harimu sebagai penggemar drama Korea, secerah senyum Yeo-ri dan Gang-uk. ☀️