K-Drama ‘Dynamite Kiss’ claims the top spot on Netflix's global Non-English Series Chart

Also starring Kim Mu-jun, Woo Da-vi, and more, the SBS Wednesday-Thursday drama has been creating waves both in Korea and internationally.

The Korean romantic comedy series Dynamite Kiss has soared to the top of Netflix’s weekly non-English series chart, the streaming platform announced on Wednesday. The show, which premiered on SBS on November 12, has been gaining momentum every week — debuting at No. 3, climbing to No. 2, and finally securing the No. 1 spot for the week ending November 30 with an impressive 5.5 million views.

Dynamite Kiss follows Go Da-rim (Ahn Eun-jin), a woman who pretends to be a married mother in order to land a job at a baby products company. Her lie leads her to work under Gong Ji-hyeok (Jang Ki-yong), a composed and capable team leader who slowly finds himself drawn to her. Their dynamic becomes even more complicated when Da-rim unexpectedly kisses him — all while he believes she’s married.

Also starring Kim Mu-jun, Woo Da-vi, and more, the SBS Wednesday-Thursday drama has been creating waves both in Korea and internationally.

Its thrilling four-way romance and charming performances have captivated global viewers, helping it claim Netflix’s No. 1 position in non-English regions for the week of Nov. 24–30. The show’s back-to-back rise in rankings across its first three weeks further reflects its explosive popularity.

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To tease what’s coming next, the production team released a new still on December 3, showing Ji-hyeok and Da-rim sharing a tender gaze immediately after the emotional ending of Episode 6 — a moment that has fans eagerly waiting to see how their relationship unfolds.

With its mix of heartfelt emotions, comedic twists, and irresistible chemistry between the leads, Dynamite Kiss continues to win hearts around the world.