EXO's Kai and SNSD's Tae Yeon top the list of most talked about non-drama celebs

The ranking list is compiled from analysis of news articles, blog posts, online communities, videos and social media posts about currently broadcast or upcoming non-drama TV shows.

Two of SM Entertainment's idols surprisingly topped the list of most talked about non-drama celebrities for the week of November 2020. The two idols were none other than EXO's Kai and SNSD's Tae Yeon (Girls' Generation).

Good Data Corporation released the ranking of the survey on November 16-22, Kai took first place after showing his home and daily life during his appearance on the November 20th episode of MBC program "I Live Alone".

Tae Yeon placed 2nd after the first episode as a fixed member of tvN's "Amazing Saturday" on the November 21 broadcast. On the other hand, Yoo Jae Seok through the program "Hangout with Yoo" rose 28 places and managed to rank 3rd.

Source: Naver

1. Kai "I Live Alone"
2. Tae Yeon "Amazing Saturday"
3. Yoo Jae Seok "Hangout with Yoo"
4. MUSHVENOM "Show Me the Money 9"
5. Lee Min Jung "Camping Vibes"
6. Im Young Woong "Love Call Center"
7. Jaejae "Radio Star"
8. Mirani "Show Me the Money 9"
9. Hyeri Girl's Day "Amazing Saturday"
10. Young Tak "Love Call Center"

Meanwhile, "Show Me the Money 9" successfully topped the list of most talked about non-drama television shows for four consecutive weeks. Followed by "Amazing Saturday" at number 2 and "I Live Alone" at number 3.

Check out the top 10 lists of most talked about non-drama television shows below.

1. Mnet's "Show Me the Money 9" - 10.25 percent
2. TvN's "Amazing Saturday" - 4.48 percent
3. MBC's "I Live Alone" - 3.46 percent
4. SBS "Running Man" - 3.19 percent
5. JTBC "Sing Again" - 3.18 percent
6. TV Chosun's "Love Call Center" - 2.95 percent
7. MBC's "The King of Mask Singer" - 2.79 percent
8. MBC's "Hangout with Yoo" - 2.67 percent
9. KBS "2 Days & 1 Night 4" - 2.55 percent
10. TvN's "You Quiz on the Block" - 2.36 percent

This Good Data Corporation ranking list is compiled from analysis of news articles, blog posts, online communities, videos and social media posts about non-drama TV shows that are currently broadcasting or will be broadcasting soon.

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