Peninsula: I'm the Top Streamer

Chapter 121 Follow-up and Sha Yu

One Day was officially launched on Netflix on Friday, and on the same day it ranked among the top ten weekly broadcasts in more than 20 countries including Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore, and Chile.

Netflix is ​​also promoting the campaign on various platforms, including its own website.

This premiere was very good.

Korean Wave is a buff to Netflix, and vice versa, the two have the meaning of mutually beneficial.

Among the series of dramas broadcast in later generations, melo dramas have always dominated the top of the list.

It is true that South Korea is gradually becoming less interested in filming melodramas, and audiences are not very fond of watching them, but in fact, for audiences around the world, especially teenagers and women, melo dramas have always been a popular subject.

The Korean Wave has an influence in dozens or even hundreds of countries around the world. Its power can be seen from the fact that "Idol" can still be on the charts in dozens of countries three months after it was broadcast.

One Day at a Time is undoubtedly a huge hit overseas, with its cumulative topic playback volume exceeding 3 billion on TikTok overseas.

This number is not outrageous.

Dark Glory of the Later Generations grossed nearly 6 billion, Sweet Home over 4 billion, and even Shining Watermelon, which only had a small hit overseas, grossed nearly 3 billion.

If their shows could be broadcast simultaneously on Netflix one day, the influence brought by their global channels would make them even more popular than they are now.

I am actually the most popular in China. Otherwise, why would I hold fan meetings in China instead of other places?

The number of people who rated the drama on Douban has also exceeded 1, which is basically the T level of the number of people who rated Korean dramas on Douban.

There is a wall between domestic and overseas, which means that many dividends cannot be directly converted.

The most obvious thing that it brought to me was that the growth rate of followers began to far exceed the usual rate of increase.

His number of followers on Instagram has now exceeded three million and is growing steadily.

Among his current Instagram fans, Ou Yi still has the most, followed by Master Kim, and then those who use Instagram and come across him or follow him through Kwon Hyun Hyuk's activities.

It is only a matter of time before his fans reach tens of millions. As his future dramas are broadcast one by one, he may even compete for the title of Korean actor with the most fans on Instagram.

This is the most direct manifestation of overseas influence.

There aren't enough talented people using Instagram in Korea to support a multi-million dollar artist.

Luo Changmin was copying the list of actors recorded by the company, thinking about the candidates required by the director.

I couldn't help but rub my brows.

It’s actually not difficult to choose the right person for this role in the script.

But the director insisted on using newcomers, not old faces, but their acting skills could not be too bad either.

Look at the requirements, the acting skills of newcomers cannot be bad.

How can a newcomer have good acting skills as soon as he debuts?

Luo Changmin called the assistant director in charge of casting.

"Made by Luo."

The assistant director on the other end of the phone called out and told him about the candidates who had been roughly screened.

After listening to it, it was obvious that Luo Changmin was not very satisfied.

"Let's look for more. Time is not tight right now, and you don't have to rush to hand in the task. Try to communicate with as many actors as possible."

After Luo Changmin said this, he paused and then gave him some more instructions.

"If you have an actor you like, please tell me immediately."

He had just finished saying this, but then the casting director on the other end of the phone hesitated.

"For production, actors who are not completely new, and have only appeared in one or two works, can also do it. If they are completely new, the requirements are too high."

The casting director also finds it difficult because the newcomers need to have good acting skills, and these young talents are often picked up to star in independent films.

But this is a commercial film production, so they won't be so obsessed with polishing it without considering the deadline.

"Let's ask Director Zhang first. If nothing else works, this is the only way."

Luo Changmin nodded slightly to show his agreement.

If there is really no other choice, we can only lower the requirements and choose from actors who have just debuted.

Luo Changmin then fixed his gaze on a table in front of him and made a phone call to the director.

"There's a good young man in Han Suk-kyu's drama. You can check him out."

"Who?"

"My name is Quan Xuanhe."

Quan Xuanhe bent down with a smile on his face to coax the child who was grinning foolishly with a crooked mouth in front of him, and gently put him in the right position.

The job of taking care of people is really not easy, and the key is to look after special groups of people.

Quan Xuanhe straightened up, looked around, and looked at Zhou Ziyu who was also clumsy and helpless on the other side, and couldn't help but smile.

He was just about to go forward to help, but with the help of Minatozaki Sana who was beside her, he felt a little better and was not so flustered.

It was Quan Xuanhe's idea that the two of them come together today.

He thought it was too boring to be alone, so he simply called Zhou Ziyu who was free at the moment.

Zhou Ziyu thought it was a bit risky to come with him alone, so she simply called Minatozaki Sana along.

Don’t ask why you didn’t call your roommate Sun Caiying. She doesn’t have time to do that as she is in a relationship.

Don’t ask why it’s not someone else, the answer is victory for the Sayu Party!

"Don't talk too much to them. Just remember to speak in a nice tone and be gentle with your movements."

Quan Xuanhe walked closer to the two people and said to them as they squatted down carefully to teach the child.

He was tall, and when he found the sides of the two people, the light shining down from their heads suddenly dimmed, as it was all blocked by him.

“That’s what I said, but it’s very nerve-wracking.”

Minatozaki Sana looked up at him, then slowly stood up, supported her waist, and sighed slightly.

As she stood up, her charming figure brought a gust of fragrance in front of him, which reached his nose.

The smell of her perfume.

"These children are not like the others. They have strange personalities and temperaments."

Quan Xuanhe said that mentally retarded children have unstable emotions, and once one of them starts crying and shouting, the others will follow suit.

"Yes."

Sana Minatozaki wore big-framed glasses. Since she knew she was here to volunteer, she didn't dress up too much and dressed casually and comfortably.

"But will this really help you? They are just children."

Minatozaki Sana asked curiously.

She is not shy about strangers, and we can be considered acquaintances. It is unlikely that she would start a conversation with a shy and innocent attitude.

"Okay, the main thing we learn is facial expressions and some movements."

"There's really no difference between older and younger children."

Quan Xuanhe said.

Minatozaki Sana looked at him and saw that his expression didn't change. She knew that he must be quite confident when he said this.

"Very powerful ah."

She complimented him with a smile on her face.

"After all, he's an acting genius."

Quan Xuanhe also joined in the fun, raised his eyebrows and said with a laugh.

Minatozaki Sana chuckled and looked at his smile. She thought he was quite funny and humorous, and his self-boasting look was not annoying.

He smiles so beautifully, what will it be like to play a mentally retarded person?

She looked at Quan Xuanhe's smile, which was bright and warm, and couldn't help but make associations in her heart.

(End of this chapter)