'Born as a Single but Want to Date' Ranks 10th on Netflix for Two Consecutive Weeks... Relatable First Love for the World

Netflix variety show 'Born as a Single but Want to Date' is capturing the hearts of viewers worldwide and creating a buzz. This program, which premiered on the 8th, is a makeover dating reality show that helps single individuals who are inexperienced in dating find their first love, proving its global popularity by ranking 10th in Netflix's non-English TV series for two consecutive weeks.

The secret to the program's success lies in its 'authenticity.' The clumsy yet sincere appearances of single men and women evoke many people's memories of their first love, creating a strong sense of empathy. With the help of 'Some Makers' Seo In-guk, Kang Han-na, Lee Eun-ji, and Car the Garden, they successfully undergo external transformations and embark on their exciting first meetings.

However, reality was different from expectations. Contrary to the production team's hopes for a fresh date while getting to know each other at the roller skating rink, the single men and women only ended up skating, which brought laughter. The reactions of the 'Some Makers' who watched this unfold with frustration also provided great entertainment and immersion for the viewers.

The participants' awkward attempts at dating sometimes evoke laughter and sometimes sympathy. Being inexperienced, they sometimes go straight to the point with bluntness, while at other times, they feel anxious that their feelings are not being conveyed. Their misunderstandings and regrets over saying things contrary to their feelings stimulate both frustration and tender emotions.

In particular, a scene where one participant expresses, 'Is dating really this hard and is loving this difficult? Is this how everyone does it? This is a bit tough, can I manage my daily life? Can I do my job properly?' resonated with many viewers. The initial clumsiness in dating is something everyone experiences, which evokes even deeper empathy.

The advice shared within the program also resonates deeply with viewers. The message, 'Parents or children are entrusted to the heavens when they are born. But a man is something I can choose. Otherwise, it's just not meant to be. I hope you don't just want to date and cut off your shape to fit into a square,' serves as a sincere message about dating, providing comfort to many.

Amidst the overflowing dating variety shows, 'Born as a Single but Want to Date,' which did not receive high expectations, has instead succeeded in completely capturing viewers' hearts with its initial clumsiness, freshness, and the narrative of growth and authenticity. The pure and genuine emotions displayed by the participants serve as a warm comfort in the harsh reality.

The final episodes 9-10, which contain their last stories, will be released today (29th) on Netflix. The world is focused on how the awkward yet sincere dating journey of these singles will conclude and what their final growth will look like.