This Shocking Docuseries Is The Top Show On Netflix Right Now
According to Netflix's public ranking system, 'Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing' is currently the most popular show on the platform.
As the title suggests, the shocking docuseries examines the troubling reality of the child influencer industry. Specifically, the show focuses on the rise and fall of social media star Piper Rockelle, her mother's role in her career and her 'squad' of friends.
'Bad Influence' consists of three episodes ranging between 45 and 52 minutes and features interview with parents, former child influencers and industry experts.
Read on for more trending shows of the moment across streaming services including Apple TV+, Hulu, Max and Disney+. And if you want to stay informed about all things streaming, subscribe to the Streamline newsletter.
The most popular show on Apple TV+ is 'Your Friends & Neighbors,' which premiered on April 11 with the release of the first two episodes.
Starring Jon Hamm, the darkly comedic crime drama follows a newly divorced and unemployed hedge fund manager who turns to criminal tactics to maintain his wealth. Olivia Munn and Amanda Peet also star.
'Hacks' is trending on Max at the moment. The fourth season of the critically acclaimed comedy drama debuted on April 10.
Hannah Einbinder plays a disgruntled comedy writer who takes a job working for a legendary comedian, portrayed by Jean Smart.
The dystopian Hulu series 'The Handmaid's Tale' returned for sixth and final season on April 8.
Based on Margaret Atwood's famous 1985 novel, the show stars Elisabeth Moss as a determined woman living in world where collapsing fertility rates and civil war have resulted in the establishment of a totalitarian, theonomic government in the former U.S.
'Doctor Who' is trending on Disney+ following the premiere of the new season on April 12.
Ncuti Gatwa returns as the Fifteenth Doctor ― an alien humanoid 'Time Lord' who travels the universe to gain knowledge and help others. The latest installment also features Varada Sethu and Millie Gibson.
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