NEWS

Amuse Entertainment’s drama “Dive into You,” which was planned and produced by Dexter Pictures, continues to be exceptionally popular worldwide.

Disney+ and Channel A open drama “Dive into You,” co-produced by Amuse Entertainment, a Korean subsidiary of Japanese general entertainment company Amuse, have entered the second half of the world amid a heated global response.

“Dive into You” is a first love rescue romance in which twin siblings Yoon Ha-na and Yoon Haru jump back in time to revive Jung Woo-jae after learning that they can go back to the past through an old camcorder. It is captivating global viewers with a story that combines time slip, body change, salvation, and romance.

In particular, “Dive into You” has achieved remarkable results in the global market from the beginning, confirming high interest in the work. According to Rakuten Vicky, it ranked No. 1 in the weekly rankings in the number of viewers in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and India in the first week of airing, and No. 2 in Oceania and Southeast Asia, and ranked No. 1 in the number of viewers in a total of 109 countries, including major countries such as Brazil, France, the United Kingdom, India, the United Arab Emirates, and Thailand.

In addition, “Dive into You” proved its wide popularity by ranking at the top of Disney+, which has streamed Korea and Japan. It was ranked first in the Japanese TV show category and second in the Korean TV show category in the first week of broadcasting based on the global OTT viewing ranking aggregation site FlixPatrol, realizing global competitiveness.

Amuse Entertainment, which participated in the production of “Dive into You,” has contributed to the global box office by creating effective synergy in various fields such as promotion and marketing based on its understanding of the Japanese market. As this work proved its capabilities in the content market, attention is being paid to how Amuse Entertainment will perform in the future.

Meanwhile, “Dive into You” is released every Saturday and Sunday on Disney+ and Channel A.

Photo courtesy = Dexter Pictures