The spread of Korean culture throughout the world has likely reached its pinnacle. The hallyu tsunami has completely swept the world in the span of just a few years, to the point where its followers can’t get enough of it. The audience was enthralled by everything, including Korean dramas and K-Pop. Squid Game is one of its key enduring products.
Many of the fans wondered Will the second season of Squid Game be postponed after getting the two significant imminent strikes, WGA and SAG-AFTRA.
Actor Lee Jung-jae, who plays Seong Gi-hun, previously revealed to Ilgan Sports that Squid Game season 2 will start filming this summer. However, you may use this bit of information as a softener before the main blow, which is that the second season might take even longer to film than the first because (deep breaths) it’s going to be larger and more exciting than its predecessor, according to the actress.
Fans of the thriller have been waiting impatiently for Squid Game’s release on Netflix since the second season’s green light was given in 2022, hoping to feel the shiver run through their spine once more. Unfortunately, the second season could not even be available to stream on Netflix until 2023, so fans would have to hold back their giddy delight.
For those who are unfamiliar, Squid Game is a high-stakes game in which 456 players struggle to survive. These games are exaggerated versions of the traditional Korean children’s games, where players risk their lives in order to win huge prize money. Things are bound to get ugly and relationships are bound to fall apart because only one winner out of 456 will receive the prize. The first two episodes of Squid Game were written over the course of six months by the show’s creator, Emmy winner Hwang Dong-hyuk.
