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Why don't we use the NFT verse to create the most exciting NFT K-Drama possible?

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Why don't we use the NFT verse to create the most exciting NFT K-Drama possible?

The popularity of Korean dramas continues to spread throughout the world, attracting viewers from all regions of the world. The world of Korean dramas is mysterious and lovely at the same time. Hallyu & Kpop, award-winning Korean films like Parasite and Minari, as well as Korean dramas, affectionately referred to as K-Dramas (Squid Game) and comedic series (Running Man) all have contributed to the exponential growth of the Korean entertainment industry to global recognition as well as dominance in recent times.

Not only has the industry risen to the top of worldwide popularity rankings of streaming platform Netflix, but it has also elicited enthusiastic reactions from viewers in other countries even before filming for new movies has started.

Squid Game (it's showtime from now on!) Netflix's original series Squid Game and Hell are two of the finest hits that have recently gotten massive attention and love, showing the charm of K-dramas.All Rights Reserved

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