Have you guys noticed the recent surge in conversations about Netflixâs newest hit, Squid Game? Itâs incredible how this South Korean series has managed to seep into every crevice of pop culture so swiftly.
Around water coolers and virtual meeting rooms worldwide, topics swing from office politics to the intricate design of the games in the series. And I canât help but wonder, what is it about Squid Game that captivates audiences so broadly and deeply?
Is it the twisted innocence of childrenâs games turned deadly? Perhaps, itâs our innate desire to see if our favourite character will prevail against seemingly insurmountable odds? Or maybe, it says something about our collective unconscious and what weâre all experiencing globally?
What are your thoughts about Squid Game and its success? Its themes of socio-economic disparity and human greed seem to hover over the COVID era, resonating with many. Would you attribute its success to these factors, or is there something else about the show thatâs grabbed your attention? Letâs unpack this fascinating phenomenon together!