After Beyoncé graciously gifted the world a performance during the Houston Texans’ holiday face-off with the Baltimore Ravens, Netflix’s streaming numbers reached colossal Cowboy Carter numbers.
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Citing Neilsen, Netflix reports that Christmas was a record-breaking day for Netflix and the NFL, with an unduplicated audience of nearly 65M US viewers.
The Ravens-Texans game averaged 24.3 million viewers, and the early Chiefs-Steelers game averaged 24.1 million. Nielsen reported that the games were the most-streamed games in NFL history.
Not only that, but viewership for the Ravens-Texans peaked at the halftime show, a.k.a. the Beyoncé Bowl.
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That uptick continued on social media, as Netflix’s Christmas Day games dominated the global social conversation.
Netflix reports that #BeyonceBowl immediately rocketed to the #1 worldwide trend on X as her performance kicked off — replacing #Christmas. Not only that but following her performance, Netflix occupied 10 of the top 12 trending topics on X in the US.
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The streaming service adds that #NFLonNetflix also trended around the world, reaching a peak of #2 in Australia, #3 in the UK and Germany, #5 in Brazil and France, #6 in the US.
“We’re thrilled with our first Christmas Gameday on Netflix with NFL games being streamed to a global audience,” said Hans Schroeder, NFL executive vice president of media distribution via a statement. “Fans in all 50 states and over 200 countries around the world watched some of the league’s brightest stars along with a dazzling performance by Beyoncé in a historic day for the NFL.”
Beyoncé’s #BeyoncéBowl performance is available now as a standalone special on Netflix.
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