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Are Hazbin Hotel and K-Pop Demon Hunters "mainstream"? I'm vaguely aware of them but I feel like I've only heard about them in nerd-adjacent spaces. Maybe I'm too out of touch to know what counts as mainstream.
All of the people I know who still like Star Wars are fanfiction writers who are obsessed with the prequel era, do normal people still actually watch the new content?
At least kpop demon hunters is everywhere, go to a grocery store and you'll see big displays of products themed around kpop demon hunters. The song Golden gets played a lot.
Netflix has a strong marketing push.