Fans of Netflix's popular dating reality show "Single's Inferno" can't wait for Season 4 to start. Since its premiere in 2021, the show has been warming people's hearts with its honest and steamy love adventures on "Hell Island," a remote location where only single people can go.

Today, Season 4 of "Single's Inferno" was confirmed. This makes it the first Korean entertainment show on Netflix to hit this important milestone.

Over the seasons, "Single's Inferno" has shown that it is a popular show. Season 1 was the first Korean entertainment show to make the global TOP 10 TV show (non-English) category as soon as it came out.

Season 2 did the same thing, staying in the same category for four weeks in a row with a total of 65.08 million watching hours, which was more than the first season's success. Season 3 was especially good; it topped the world TOP 10 TV shows (non-English) list for five weeks after it came out and made it to the TOP 10 lists in 31 countries.

Notably, Season 3 also won the award for most topical non-drama on FUNdex, which is run by Good Data Corporation, a research firm that focuses on K-content competition. Lee Kwan Hee, Choi Hye Sun, and Kim Gyu Ri, among others, were ranked highest in non-drama topicality, which shows how interested and supportive Korean fans are.

People are very excited for Season 4 of "Single's Inferno," which has been making history in Korea's dating reality shows for three seasons in a row.

A producer named Kim Jae Won, who handled the first three seasons, promised that Season 4 would be even more interesting by listening to fans' comments and ideas.

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BTS member Jin is taking the world by storm with his hit song Running Wild.

Released on November 15, Running Wild is the title track from Jin's first solo album, Happy. The song blends a fresh new wave sound with British rock influences and pop rock elements, catching the attention of fans worldwide.

On November 21, Running Wild reached the top spot on Spotify Japan's Daily Top Songs chart, showing its massive popularity.

It also ranked No. 2 on the Spotify Top Songs chart in Korea and No. 6 globally, proving its broad appeal.

Jin’s solo album Happy has also been a huge success. It sold over 219,000 copies on its first day, making it the third-highest album sales for a K-pop solo artist in Oricon Weekly Album Chart history.

In just three days, Happy reached No. 1 on the Hanteo Country-by-Country Chart in Japan for the third week of November, solidifying Jin's status as a top global artist.

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