Netflix Trolls 'Christmas Prince'-Obsessed Viewers

Fifty-three Netflix users have watched the service's original "The Christmas Prince" movie every day for the last two and a half weeks, and Netflix is poking fun at them on Twitter.

On Sunday night, Netflix noted the unusual numbers on Twitter, followed by a question.

To the 53 people who've watched A Christmas Prince every day for the past 18 days: Who hurt you?

— Netflix US (@netflix) December 11, 2017

As of Monday afternoon, the tweet had more than 292,000 likes, 4,700 comments, and was retweeted nearly 75,000 times.

Some found it creepy Netflix has that kind of data on its users. 

This is amazing. Except for the “watching us like big brother “ part ;)

— blake (@blaketopia) December 11, 2017

stop talking about me

— chrisden⚡️ (@itschrisden) December 11, 2017

Snark is fun but publicly mocking the viewing habits of your paying customers, not so much.  It's kind of creepy.  Do you really want to remind people that you can track exactly what they watch?

— Shayna (@ShayITP) December 11, 2017

Ok @Netflix you are creeping me out that you keep tabs on us like that...and just so we are clear, I'm a writer/filmmaker so all those horror movies with tons of sex and nudity were watched repeatedly for educational purposes only! 😉

— Spirit World Films (@spiritworldfilm) December 11, 2017

Others shamelessly admitted to watching "The Christmas Prince" and other similar fare.

Clearly you don't have pre-schoolers

— Dan Tucker (@TheDanTucker) December 11, 2017

...guilty... 😐🎄 pic.twitter.com/gQHSnO9PF1

— Jeff Bartrom (@DocCupCake84) December 11, 2017

They’ve taught me so much about living, loving and laughing. And the correlation between budget and production value and actor talent.

— Marialuisa Rincon Bianchi (@lucyrinconb) December 11, 2017

What can we say? It's everything to us. pic.twitter.com/NdharuTRJe

— Sara (@sejbritt) December 11, 2017

Netflix even responded to questions about why it would call people out.

Why are you calling people out like that Netflix

— Amanda Bell (@AmandaJuneBell) December 11, 2017

I just want to make sure you're okay

— Netflix US (@netflix) December 11, 2017

You're not my mom

— Amanda Bell (@AmandaJuneBell) December 11, 2017

Ok sweetie

— Netflix US (@netflix) December 11, 2017

"The Christmas Prince" isn't the only movie users are finding binge-worthy. In Netflix's 2017 "Year in Review," the streaming service pointed out one U.K. user watched "Bee Movie" 357 times during the year, Business Insider reported.

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