Netflix says 'Stranger Things 4' racked up over 1 billion hours viewed
That makes the series second only to, which crossed 1.65 billion hours viewed within its first 28 days of release and which currently holds the title for the most-viewed show in Netflix history. It even has the potential to overtake the Korean hit, seeing as it has only been a few days since the last two episodes came out. popularity has had a significant impact on its subscriber numbers.
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