What's up you beautiful bastards?

Don't be having a fantastic Monday.

Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show

and let's just jump into it.

The first thing we're going to talk about today

is some quickie industry slash social media news.

First up, we saw K-pop continuing its domination of online records.

We saw the four-girl group Black Pink break multiple records with the release of their music video

Kill This Love.

They released the video this Friday via YouTube Premier, which if you're not familiar

is a YouTube feature that allows essentially a live stream to occur when someone posted YouTube YouTube in the first 24 hours it received 56.7 million views, which took the crown from

Ariana Grande's Thank You Next, which had 55.4 million views in the first 24 hours.

And reportedly, Kill This Love became the fastest videos who get 100 million views.

Reportedly only taking two days, 14 hours,

beating out size gentlemen.

Then if you ever wondered, do people still use Netflix's DVD service?

The answer, according to new reports, is yes,

although it is small, coming in at only 1.34% of Netflix's revenue,

but given how large Netflix is, that's still $212 million from 2.7 million subscribers.

Although I will say when looking at the numbers and the reporting,

it does seem like they are kind of winding this business down.

And one of the most pivotal of those numbers being the number of

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