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Guess What? The Top 5 Countries That Watched Our Indie Films & Series the Most!

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In the cinematic universe we've crafted, a tale unfolds not just through the lens but in the eyes of viewers worldwide. January, a month often draped in the quietude of the year's start, surprised us with a whirlwind of attention. Our films and series, each a fragment of our soul, found resonance across the globe, drawing almost a million views on YouTube. The spotlight, however, shone brightest from unexpected corners, revealing a mosaic of appreciation that spanned continents.

At the heart of our narrative, nestled at No. 5, is Indonesia, with 1.9% of views. A steady admirer, Indonesia's engagement speaks of a quiet but profound connection with our stories. Climbing a step higher, India, at No. 4, brings forth 4.56% of our audience. It's a testament to the universal language of emotion, bridging the gap between our worlds.

The plot thickens with Japan stepping into the limelight at No. 3, claiming 12.1% of views. This is a first for us; Japan, a land rich in its own cinematic tradition, has turned its gaze towards our tales, perhaps charmed by the cultural nuances we share, or maybe, as we like to think, the allure of Songklod in Thai class.

The familiar warmth of home finds its place at No. 2, with Thailand itself embracing our creations, contributing to 15.1% of views. It's a reminder that stories, no matter how far they travel, always have a home to return to.

And then, the climax, as unexpected as a twist in a well-scripted drama—the United States, capturing a staggering 37.5% of views, nearly double that of our home audience. It's a revelation, a country not previously a frontrunner in our viewership, now leading the pack. This surge is a nod to the universal appeal of our narratives, transcending cultural and geographical boundaries to touch hearts afar.

January's surprise was not just in the numbers but in the affirmation that our stories, woven from the threads of our experiences, have a place in the global tapestry. While we jest about the financial tightrope that is independent filmmaking—hinting at our lean uploads—each view, each country on this list, is a pillar of support, a whisper that urges us to keep telling our stories.

To our viewers, from Indonesia to the USA, thank you. Your gaze transforms our work from mere visuals and dialogues into shared experiences and memories. Here's to more tales, more surprises, and yes, hopefully, more resources to bring them to life. Your belief in our stories is the greatest plot twist of all.

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