12 Facts About DramaFever

DramaFever was a video streaming website owned by Warner Bros.

DramaFever's content offering was both ad-supported for regular users and available in high definition for premium subscribers.

DramaFever was available on a variety of devices including iPad, iPhone, Android, and Roku.

DramaFever content was available on their own platform as well as via the VRV streaming service.

Nine years, DramaFever offered a place for streaming the best Korean, Chinese and Japanese dramas on-demand, straight to your device.

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In 2012, DramaFever sponsored The Supply Cup 2012, a charity soccer tournament hosted by YouTube personalities to benefit the non-profit organization The Supply, which helps build secondary schools in African slums to better provide greater possibilities for the next generation.

DramaFever made curated selections from its collection available on Netflix and iTunes.

DramaFever held licensing deals with all three of the major Korean TV networks: Seoul Broadcasting System, Korean Broadcasting System, and Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation.

DramaFever reportedly had over 400,000 paying subscribers by the time it was shut down in October 2018.

On December 13,2010, DramaFever was awarded the Korean Business of the Year Award by the Korean Creative Content Agency, Korean Cultural Center and Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism for its work showcasing Korean content in the US.

In February 2013, DramaFever launched the first "Annual DramaFever Awards" honoring films, dramas, actors and actresses of the year through subscriber voting.

The ceremony for the 3rd Annual DramaFever Awards was sponsored by Toyota and was held at the Hudson Theatre in New York City in February 2015.