KPop Demon Hunters Lyrics
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1. TAKEDOWN (JEONGYEON, JIHYO, CHAEYOUNG)
by TWICE 2. How It's Done
by HUNTR/X 3. Soda Pop
by Saja Boys 4. Golden
by HUNTR/X 5. Strategy
by TWICE 6. Takedown
by HUNTR/X 7. Your Idol
by Saja Boys 8. Free
by rumi 9. What It Sounds Like
by HUNTR/X 10. Love, Maybe
by Melomance 11. Path
by Jokers 12. Score Suite
by Marcelo Zarvos
by TWICE 2. How It's Done
by HUNTR/X 3. Soda Pop
by Saja Boys 4. Golden
by HUNTR/X 5. Strategy
by TWICE 6. Takedown
by HUNTR/X 7. Your Idol
by Saja Boys 8. Free
by rumi 9. What It Sounds Like
by HUNTR/X 10. Love, Maybe
by Melomance 11. Path
by Jokers 12. Score Suite
by Marcelo Zarvos
KPop Demon Hunters is a 2025 American animated musical fantasy comedy film produced by Sony Pictures Animation and released by Netflix. It was directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, from a screenplay by Kang, Appelhans, and Hannah McMechan and Danya Jimenez, based on a story conceived by Kang. The film stars the voices of Arden Cho, Ahn Hyo-seop, May Hong, Ji-young Yoo, Yunjin Kim, Daniel Dae Kim, Ken Jeong, and Byung-hun Lee. It follows a K-pop girl group, Huntrix, who lead double lives as demon hunters, and face off against a rival boy band, whose members are secretly demons.
KPop Demon Hunters originated from Kang's desire to create a story inspired by her Korean heritage, drawing on elements of mythology, demonology, and K-pop to craft a visually distinct and culturally rooted film. The film was reported to be in production at Sony Pictures Animation by March 2021, with the full creative team attached. The film was animated by Sony Pictures Imageworks and was stylistically influenced by concert lighting, editorial photography, and music videos as well as anime and Korean dramas. The soundtrack features original songs by several talents, and a score composed by Marcelo Zarvos.
-Wikipedia
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K-Pop KPop Demon Hunters originated from Kang's desire to create a story inspired by her Korean heritage, drawing on elements of mythology, demonology, and K-pop to craft a visually distinct and culturally rooted film. The film was reported to be in production at Sony Pictures Animation by March 2021, with the full creative team attached. The film was animated by Sony Pictures Imageworks and was stylistically influenced by concert lighting, editorial photography, and music videos as well as anime and Korean dramas. The soundtrack features original songs by several talents, and a score composed by Marcelo Zarvos.
-Wikipedia