K-dramas continue to prove their global popularity on Netflix, with four Korean series ranking among the platform’s Global Top 10 Non-English Shows in the third week of August.
From romance and supernatural stories to workplace drama, the latest rankings showcase the variety of Korean content attracting viewers around the world. Here’s how the four titles performed.
🥈 No. 2 — Our Sticky Love — 3.7 Million Views
Taking the No. 2 spot is Our Sticky Love, which recorded 3.7 million views during the week.
The drama’s strong performance places it among the most-watched non-English series on Netflix globally, highlighting the continued international appetite for Korean romance dramas.
💞 No. 4 — Spooky in Love — 2.7 Million Views
At No. 4, Spooky in Love attracted 2.7 million views.
Blending romance with supernatural elements, the series has found an audience beyond Korea, adding another Korean title to Netflix’s increasingly competitive global rankings.
🏢 No. 9 — The Apartment Job — 1.1 Million Views
The Apartment Job secured No. 9 with 1.1 million views.
Although it sits lower in the Top 10, its appearance is another sign of the broad international reach of Korean dramas, with audiences continuing to discover a wide range of K-drama genres on Netflix.
📚 No. 10 — Teach You a Lesson
Rounding out the Korean titles is Teach You a Lesson, which returned to the Global Top 10 at No. 10.
The series has already achieved a major milestone beyond this week's ranking. In its first eight weeks, Teach You a Lesson accumulated more than 60 million views and 643 million viewing hours, helping it enter Netflix’s all-time Top 10 most-watched Non-English shows.
Its return to the weekly Top 10 adds another notable chapter to an already impressive run.
🇰🇷 Four K-Dramas, One Global Top 10
With Our Sticky Love, Spooky in Love, The Apartment Job, and Teach You a Lesson all appearing in Netflix’s Global Top 10 Non-English Shows during the third week of August, Korean dramas once again made a strong impact on the worldwide streaming chart.
The rankings also show that international audiences aren't limited to one particular type of K-drama. Romance, supernatural stories, workplace themes, and other genres continue to find viewers around the world.
Which of these four K-dramas are you watching?