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Netflix plans 'KPop Demon Hunters' global concert tour, source says - Reuters

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Industry observers say

This move shows Netflix diversifying beyond streaming into live events and merchandise opportunities. The company is capitalizing on the unexpected real-world popularity of the show's fictional music acts. It's a smart way to extend the life of successful content and create new revenue streams.

Skeptics say

Concert tours based on fictional TV shows are unproven territory with significant risks. The actors may not have the live performance skills needed for arena shows, and audiences might not translate from streaming viewers to concert ticket buyers. Netflix could be overestimating the crossover appeal of the property.