🔥 Intro: The SHOCKING Reality of Post-Inferno Fame 🔥

You’ve binge-watched Single’s Inferno, picked your faves, and maybe even stalked their Instagrams (don’t worry, we ALL do it). But here’s the REAL question: Who turned that Netflix clout into cold, hard cash? 💰 And who’s still waiting for those brand deals to slide into their DMs?

Brace yourself—this ranking might just blow your mind (and make you rethink your career choices).

🥶 THE LOW END: Future Potential, But No Big Checks (Yet)

Let’s be real—Season 4 JUST wrapped, so our newest Inferno hotties are still in the “rising star” phase.

👉 Lee Si-an & Yuk Jun-seo had their Insta followings skyrocket pre- and post-show. Si-an jumped from 86K to 942K followers—a massive 996% increase—while Jun-seo surged from 72K to 564K, marking a 683% growth. But so far? No major ads or endorsement deals. Their estimated $344K–$240K per year is solid, but compared to the OGs? Meh.

BUT WAIT—Jun-seo has Sweet Home Season 2 & 3 (huge win), and Si-an’s modeling gigs are picking up. So, give it a year, and they might just start flexing those six-figure paychecks.

🤔 THE MID-TIER: Earning, But Not BALLIN’

💼 Yun Ha-jeong is living that double-life—corporate job by day, influencer by night. With 1M followers, she’s banking $170K–$230K per year, mostly from Instagram and her actual job. But here’s the TWIST: She casually dropped that she’s paying 48% in taxes. Wait, WHAT? That’s higher than South Korea’s max tax rate (42%). Either she’s pulling in secret stacks from investments (or something shady 👀), or there’s a big misunderstanding.

📸 Choi Hye-seon is thriving in the influencer world—working with Olay, Fila, and lululemon. PLUS, she joined the high-stakes survival show Bloody Game 3. Modeling gigs + Insta ads = $640K a year. Not bad for someone who was studying bioinformatics before Inferno. She really said, “Forget science, I’m getting this BAG.”

🎥 THE BIG LEAGUES: From Reality TV to PRIME-TIME MONEY

🎤 Dex (Kim Jin-young) turned his Season 2 charm into a FULL-ON entertainment career. Hosting Single’s Inferno Season 3, starring in Bloody Game 2, ZombieVerse, AND a 2024 movie (Tarot)? This man is booked and BUSY. Add in $300K from Instagram + $400K from YouTube & acting = a cool $700K per year. Not too shabby for a former UDT soldier.

💎 THE QUEEN OF CASH: SONG JI-A IS STILL THE GOAT

Love her or hate her, Song Ji-a (FreeZia) from Season 1 is in a league of her own. A little scandal (ahem, fake designer bags) couldn’t stop her grind. She came back stronger, signed with Sublime Artist Agency, and is now raking in a WHOPPING $1.59 MILLION per year.

🔹 $547K from Instagram (she’s at 4.7M followers now!) 🔹 $993K from YouTube sponsorships & ads 🔹 +50K from general YouTube revenue

Like… WHAT? She could literally stop working today and still live better than all of us combined.

Final Thoughts: The Inferno Glow-Up Is REAL

Moral of the story? If you’re hot, single, and willing to risk national humiliation, Netflix might just turn you into a millionaire.

🏅 Ji-a is still the richest (by FAR). 🥇 Dex & Choi Hye-seon are crushing it in entertainment & modeling. 🥈 Yun Ha-jeong’s money mystery is wild (but she’s doing fine). 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️ Lee Si-an & Yuk Jun-seo? Just getting started, but keep an eye on ‘em.

So, who do YOU think will be the next Single’s Inferno millionaire? Drop your bets in the comments. 👇