Squid Game invades Tiktok and Google, Netizens are surprised by 1 thing when accessing

Squid game has just made a big comeback with part 2, creating a fever, a series of game trends have landed on the Tiktok platform, even Google is no exception. Netizens are excited and enthusiastically respond to these trends.

With the return of part 2, Squid game is creating a global fever, Thailand is not out of this trend. The proof is the widespread appearance of Young Hee dolls and red soldiers on social networking platforms, especially Tiktok.

Challenge trends related to the movie are being enthusiastically responded to by young people in Thailand. The image of the Young Hee doll with a ghostly smile has quickly become the symbol of the movie, on Tiktok, a series of creative dance challenges inspired by Young Hee have attracted millions of views.

Joining in this atmosphere, Google has secretly added a surprise to its familiar search engine, allowing users to experience a part of the tense atmosphere of the game "Green Light, Red Light" right on their web browser.

To discover this interesting game, users just need to type the keyword "Squid Game" into the Google search bar, whether on desktop or mobile devices. A familiar brown card printed with circles, triangles and squares - the iconic symbols of the movie will appear at the bottom of the screen. With just a click or a tap, this game will open.

In contrast to the harshness and brutality of the original series, Google's mini-game "Squid Game" offers a more light-hearted experience. A giant Young-hee doll, the "haunting" character of the "Green Light, Red Light" game, appears at the top of the screen, escorted by two familiar masked soldiers. Below, a row of six players dressed in green tracksuits are ready to "move" at your command.

It can be affirmed that Squid Game 2 is not only an entertaining movie but also a global cultural phenomenon. The success of the movie has proven the power of social networks and the ability of people to connect.

After 3 years since the resounding success of season 1, Squid Game 2 finally released its first episode on the afternoon of December 26. Released at 3:00 p.m. (Vietnam time), immediately, in less than 1 hour of release, Squid Game 2 created a fever worldwide. On all social media platforms, Squid Game became a popular keyword, even on platform X, the film ranked top 1 trending keyword with a series of posts attracting a huge amount of interaction from global audiences.

In fact, season 2 of Squid Game has a length of up to 7 episodes, in the first hour of its release, the audience was completely unable to enjoy this work. However, netizens have been discussing and continuously sharing images related to the work, especially the haunting scenes at the beginning of episode 1 and the character of the appearance of actor Gong Yoo.

As previously announced by the Korean media, season 2 of Squid Game is much crazier than season 1. Right from the opening scene, it was extremely haunting. Seong Gi Hun (Lee Jung Jae) returned with the striking red hair that appeared at the end of season 1. He was supposed to go abroad, but before boarding the plane, he received a phone call from the player recruiter of the survival game (played by Gong Yoo).

Gi Hun discovered that he was being watched, followed by a haunting scene where Gi Hun stripped naked in a public restroom to find a tracking chip embedded in his body, then cut himself open to remove the chip. Instead of going abroad, Gi Hun decided to stay in Korea and find the recruiter who put him in the survival game. During the 2 years of searching, he was so psychologically haunted that even in his dreams he dreamed of the scene of the former leader coming to find him and bringing with him two... human heads.

"Squid Game - Squid Game" teased the teaser of season 2, causing outrage because of 1 detail Hoàng Phúc16:17:56 04/11/2024The teaser of Squid Game 2 has recently been announced, attracting great attention from the media and global audience. The trailer video gives a glimpse of the cast in the sequel to Netflix's No. 1 hit series.