In a lighthearted jab at viewers, Netflix has taken to social media to poke fun at users who seem to have a penchant for rewatching the same films repeatedly. If you’ve ever thought about what happens to your viewing data, it turns out that Netflix is keeping a close eye on your habits. Yes, they are definitely aware of how many times you’ve streamed a particular movie while ostensibly “working from home.”
With a staggering 110 million subscribers globally and over a billion hours of content consumed weekly, Netflix is not only a giant in entertainment but also has a playful side. Recently, their social media team got in on the fun by addressing the peculiar viewing habits of fans who seem to have an affinity for the holiday rom-com, A Christmas Prince.
“To the 53 people who’ve watched A Christmas Prince every day for the past 18 days: Who hurt you?” the company tweeted, capturing the attention of many users. For those unfamiliar, the film revolves around a reporter tasked with covering a charming yet rebellious prince, leading to a series of predictable yet delightful romantic escapades—complete with snow, ballgowns, and the usual holiday clichés.
While some viewers were quick to defend their love for the film, others couldn’t help but laugh at Netflix’s bold inquiry. One user, likely one of those binge-watchers, even clapped back, prompting a humorous exchange that had everyone questioning their own viewing choices.
While a few responses expressed concern over Netflix’s surveillance-like tendencies, the majority enjoyed the witty banter. Honestly, for those of us who spend countless hours glued to cheesy British crime dramas, it’s surprising a Netflix rep hasn’t shown up at our doors yet, worried about our mental health. I mean, just imagine if I had pursued a career as a British detective instead!
Despite the classic holiday films we all cherish—like National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation and Love Actually—A Christmas Prince has somehow made its way into our cultural zeitgeist. One wonders if, by this time next year, it will be considered a traditional favorite.
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Summary
Netflix humorously critiques viewers’ binge-watching habits, particularly those who continuously stream A Christmas Prince. Their playful tweets provoke laughter and self-reflection among fans about their viewing choices while also highlighting the company’s awareness of user data.