With record-breaking numbers, Squid Game season 2 has shattered all the viewership records and is the #1 show on Netflix.

It was unclear whether or not Squid Game season 2 would be able to match the unbelievable viewership of the original, but it already broken one record for Netflix

Netflix captivated audiences worldwide with season two of its hit streaming series "Squid Game" and broke records with its debut. The streaming platform said the global hit show amassed 68 million views after its debut on December 26.

Since its premiere, Squid Game has become an international phenomenon. The story of a man, played by Lee Jung-jae, caught in a series of deadly games, exceeded all expectations. It not only inspired a reality show but also earned Jung-jae an Emmy award.

Netflix’s “Squid Game” returned for Season 2 and has already begun shattering records with 68 million views skyrocketing the show to be number one in 92 countries. Netflix shared a teaser to announce that Season 3 of “Squid Game” has been given the green light and is slated to arrive later this year.

The first season of Squid Game is the biggest show in Netflix's history. Season two is shaping up to be just as huge. The Korean hit drew a record-high number of views over its opening weekend, the streamer says.

We knew that Squid Game would be huge when it returned for season 2. But now it has set an entirely new record on Netflix.

Netflix pulled out all the stops for the release of the much-anticipated Season 2, resulting in monster numbers for the series

Squid Game season 2 was watched 68 million times in the first four days after it launched on Netflix, the streaming service says. This sets a new Netflix record for viewership in a premiere week, beating the 50.1 million views that Wednesday accrued when it was launched in 2022.

Netflix had a Merry Christmas with strong viewership of "Squid Game" and NFL games. Here are the recent figures from the streaming giant.