The most successful streaming Netflix youth series in 2022
The streaming platform has been in charge of innovating its catalog with the publication of its new content to increase the number of visits.
The company of the great 'N' is among the 3 best-known distributors of multimedia content worldwide, standing out thanks to its successful Netflix youth series.
Therefore, this time we will talk about the best Netflix youth series that have increased their hype in recent years. Among the best-known titles are: 'Stranger Things', 'Riverdale', 'The end of the fucking world', 'Thirteen Reasons Why' and 'Elite'.
The 6 best Netflix youth series in 2022
Next, we will present the list of the best teenage productions that have managed to lead the Netflix tops in recent months.
1. 'Stranger Things'
This is the title of one of the most successful series in the entertainment industry, reaching 100 million viewers after the premiere of its fourth season.
The production was created by 'Matt Duffer' and 'Ross Duffer' and the cast is headed by 'Millie Bobby Brown', 'Winona Ryder' and 'Finn Wolfhard'.
The story is set in Hawkins County, a town that hides a host of disturbing mysteries involving the United States government. Follow a group of friends - 'Mike', 'Dustin', 'Eleven', 'Lucas', 'Max' and 'Will' - who discover the appearance of a supernatural entity one day in the woods.
From that moment on, they will begin to conduct research on the town's past and create theories based on science fiction in order to face the entity known as 'Demogorgon'. Luckily, the group has the help of 'Eleven', a young woman who has powers of telekinesis.
2. 'Elite'
The Elite series is a production of suspense, drama and love that has managed to captivate all adolescents of this generation, due to its cultural diversity and liberalism of the characters. The footage was created by Darío Madrona. Starring 'Carla Díaz (II)', 'Itzan Escamilla' and 'Georgina Amorós'.
The story is developed in one of the most prestigious institutes in Spain, the Colegio 'Las Encinas' where the elite of the nation study. An earthquake destroys the structure of a public school and students are divided to study in private schools thanks to scholarships provided by the state.
A group of low-class friends 'Samuel', 'Christian' and 'Nadia' manage to enter Las Encinas and this caused big problems among the old students of the institute. The differences of social classes began to explode and reached the limit of a murder, now they will have to discover who was guilty of the crime.
3. "Riverdale"
' Riverdale ' is one of the best Netflix youth series that is inspired by the homonymous novel created in 1978 by 'Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa'. The production was created by the American screenwriter 'Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa' and stars 'KJ Apa', 'Lili Reinhart' and 'Camila Mendes'.
The plot is set in a small town called 'Riverdale', a town that recently suffered the unexpected death of 'Jason Blossom'. The school year is beginning and it introduces us to the life of 'Archie Andrews', who after a revelation discovers that he has a great passion for music.
On the other hand, 'Betty' is a young woman who is in love with Archie and is always looking for moments to see her unsuspecting lover. Soon after, he meets 'Veronica Lodge', the new girl in town. The problems between the two begin when the new student begins to have a spark with 'Archie'.
4. 'The end of the fucking world'
The production ' The end of the fucking world ' is based on a dramatic black comedy that topped the top 10 of the platform in 2020.
The streaming series was created and written by British showrunner 'Jonathan Entwistle'. The cast is headed by 'Alex Lawther', 'Jessica Barden' and 'Naomi Ackie'.
The story follows the life of 'James', a 16-year-old psychopath who begins to feel attracted to a girl named 'Alyssa', who is a rebel who is not afraid of anything. The protagonist has the objective of assassinating her and will do everything possible to get moments alone with her to execute his master plan.
For this reason, he decides to steal his father's car and embark on a journey into the unknown so as not to raise suspicions and satisfy his murderous instinct. During their trip they will be living crazy adventures and on several occasions things will not turn out as planned. The conflicts come after a complaint from the police.
5. 'Thirteen Reasons Why'
This suspenseful and dramatic film is considered one of the most controversial Netflix youth series on the platform, due to its realistic plot. The production was created and directed by filmmaker 'Brian Yorkey'. The cast is starring 'Dylan Minnette', 'Grace Saif' and 'Christian Navarro'.
The story follows 'Clay Jensen', a high school student who returns home to find a strange shoebox with dubious contents inside. For this reason, she decides to open it and discovers a large number of cassette recordings of 'Hannah Baker', a classmate who committed suicide some time before.
The girl decided to make her recordings to 13 classmates, where she explains each of the reasons why she decided to take her own life. The people who received the letters were the ones 'Hannah' holds responsible for her departure from the natural world.
6. 'Sex Education'
' Sex Education ' is an English production that is among the most interesting and influential Netflix youth series, serving as a great guide for teenagers.
The story was written and directed by the English screenwriter 'Laurie Nunn'. Starring 'Asa Butterfield', 'Emma Mackey' and 'Gillian Anderson'.
Follow the life of 'Otis', a 16-year-old high school boy who often has trouble socializing with those his age, one of the reasons is because he is a virgin. However, the protagonist lives with his mother, who works as a sex therapist and has taught him a lot about the subject of sexuality.
Therefore, 'Otis' decides to take advantage of all his knowledge in sexual skills to create a clandestine therapy center in the school in exchange for money.
At the same time, he will try to empathize with 'Maeve', a very intelligent teenager who is classified as a 'slut' at school.
