Squid Game Knock-Offs Are Taking Over GTA 5 Servers - Kotaku

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos announced at the beginning of the month that Squid Game, pop culture’s latest unsettling parody of class warfare on the poor, had already become its most popular show ever. It’s since blown up in Tik-Tok memes and the Roblox community. Now Netflix itself is preparing to merchandize the shit out of it. The Korean Cultural Center in the United Arab Emirates is even set to perform a reenactment of it in Abu Dhabi, a city with a track record of exploited worker camps.Given Netflix’s recent play to get into the games business, it’s probably only a matter of time before we start getting official adaptations of Squid Game, though none of them will be as fitting a backdrop as San Andreas.

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