Only a few days after its release, the Squid Game series is emulated. A real phenomenon around the world, it is on the way to becoming the biggest hit of all time for a non-English series on Netflix. The story follows Seong Gi-hun, a man in debt who will enter a mysterious competition and try to win the equivalent of 38.5 million dollars. But the game is far from childish, defeat means death and only one candidate will survive.

If the series has largely conquered its audience, there is one person who is not really happy with the reception given to Netflix production. At the bend of a scene, we can see a telephone number. Quickly, fans dialed it, no doubt hoping to get some clues about a potential season 2. Unfortunately for them, this number does not belong to Netflix. This is the professional number of a Korean. The latter receives since the launch of the series no less than 4,000 calls and SMS per day. Asked by the Korean television channel MBC, he explains that his phone "rings at all hours of the day and night" reports Ouest France.

The platform is looking for a solution to this thorny problem

Netflix reacted to these statements in a press release. Allociné, who was able to access the document, shared the official response from N rouge. “Netflix, along with Squid Game production company Cyron Pictures, has become aware of the issue and is currently working to resolve it. We have already had telephone discussions and organized meetings with the owner of the number to find a solution to the problem”. Because if the solution seemed to be found (change number), the user explains that it has been used for years to manage his business.

While waiting to find out how Netflix will handle the situation, you can dive behind the scenes of the series via a video shared on YouTube. The creator confides in particular that the development took more than ten years. Like an audio commentary, it retraces the different scenes of the series with the spectators.