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The Global Success of ‘World of Street Woman Fighter’

World of Street Woman Fighter goes global with international success

From Korea to the World Stage, ‘WSWF’ Takes Over

A New Era of Dance Competitions Begins

Mnet’s latest sensation, ‘World of Street Woman Fighter’ (WSWF), is taking the globe by storm. As the third season of the mega-hit series ‘Street Woman Fighter’, this installment introduces a thrilling twist with its international competition format. Even before its premiere, anticipation was palpable, and the results are living up to the hype.

Leading the Global Charge

Since its kickoff on May 27, WSWF has dominated the TV-OTT non-drama buzz rankings, retaining the top spot for two consecutive weeks, according to Good Data Corporation’s FUNdex. The response outside Korea is nothing short of extraordinary.

A Global Phenomenon

WSWF‘s innovative format, encompassing battles between nations, set the stage for its inevitable success. Premiering in 38 countries including the US, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, it captured audiences worldwide even before its official airtime.

In Japan, the show broadcasts simultaneously on local OTT platform ABEMA, where it has topped the K-POP genre charts for three weeks in a row. The show’s reach doesn’t stop there, as it secured a spot in ABEMA’s Top 20 General Rankings, highlighting its soaring popularity.

American and Canadian Impact

In North America, WSWF stands out significantly. Available on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV+ under the CJ ENM Selects brand, the show has already achieved record viewership levels, surpassing over 300 previous offerings with just two episodes.

Taking Asia by Storm

The Asian market is equally enthusiastic. On iQIYI, WSWF climbed to second place in the entertainment category right after its debut, then soared to the top spot in just two episodes. In Vietnam, FPT Play reported over 300,000 cumulative views, marking it as the top variety show.

Growing Global Fanbase

The YouTube channel The CHOOM notes that post-launch, WSWF‘s logo teaser attracted a surge of new subscribers, with a striking 68% being international fans. Notably, among South American nations, Brazil has the highest subscriber base between January 23 and June 8.

Bridging Cultures through Dance

Now offering Brazilian Portuguese subtitles, WSWF aims to reach a broader audience. The production team expressed their pride in taking ‘Street Woman Fighter’ global, emphasizing the unifying power of dance beyond borders and languages. Viewers are invited to witness the dancers’ captivating journeys every Tuesday at 10 PM KST.

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