"All of Us Are Dead" is the second Korean series to take the top spot on Netflix's 'Today's Top 10' on US Netflix.

On February 5th, Netflix series "All of Us Are Dead" topped the list of Netflix's "Today's Top 10" in the US.

"All of Us Are Dead" has been on the rise for a week in a row since its release, maintaining the world's No. 1.

The work topped 59 countries, including South Korea and Britain, France, Germany, Canada, Japan, Italy, India, Australia, Russia, Mexico, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Denmark, Egypt, Belgium, Brazil, Pakistan, Singapore, the Philippines, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, and Vietnam.

Among them, the US, which is known as a popular indicator of Netflix, has also risen from third to first, proving its hot popularity.

The Guardian, a British daily newspaper, praised "All of Us Are Dead" as "a work depicting dark existentialism", and American entertainment media Variety praised it as having a dizzying effect as if it were in another world by making the most of the nightmare-like spatial background of "Squid Game".

Meanwhile, "All of Us Are Dead" is based on a webtoon of the same name released by writer Joo Dong Geun in 2009, and is a story of students who were isolated in schools where the zombie virus spread and waiting for rescue struggling to survive.

"All of Us Are Dead" is showing a steady rise in popularity following the "Squid Game", which has been loved by fans around the world, raising expectations for what records it will set in the future.

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Choo Sung Hoon shared his thoughts on BTS’s Jungkook, and fans are loving his kind words.

On April 3, a new video was uploaded to Choo Sung Hoon’s YouTube channel titled "I Really Hope This Place Never Closes (ft. Life’s Best Grilled Beef Tripe)." In the video, Choo Sung Hoon visits a grilled beef tripe restaurant in Busan, a place he used to go often during his athlete days at Busan City Hall. After tasting the dish, he happily said, "Busan is great. It really feels like my second hometown."

While reminiscing about Busan, he brought up BTS’s Jungkook, who is also from the city. He said, "When I hear that celebrity friends or junior athletes are from Busan, I feel really happy. Just hearing the name ‘Busan’ makes me feel good. BTS’s Jungkook is also from Busan," and shared his excitement about meeting him. "I was excited, but it also felt kind of surreal because he’s at such a high level."

Choo Sung Hoon then went on to praise Jungkook, saying, "That guy is just undeniable. Seeing him in person, I was shocked—he’s really, really handsome. Seriously handsome. I was surprised. He’s not just good-looking, he also has great manners, eats well, drinks well, and is fun to talk to. What does he even lack? He’s truly perfect."

He continued, "You know how a pretty face, a handsome face, and a manly face all have different charms? He has a completely different look from me, but his face is incredibly attractive."

Choo Sung Hoon’s high praise for Jungkook caught a lot of attention, and fans couldn’t get enough of his kind words for the BTS member.

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