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Buzz Feed
an hour ago
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Plan An End-Of-Summer Party To Find Out Which "K-Pop Demon Hunters" Character You Are
This post has not been vetted or endorsed by BuzzFeed's editorial staff. BuzzFeed Community is a place where anyone can create a post or quiz. Try making your own! "Soda Pop" is a bop, and you know it. Wait, do people still say "bop"? (Community Creator)
GMA Network
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Jhong Hilario's daughter Sarina joins his birthday prod on 'It's Showtime'
Jhong Hilario got to celebrate his birthday with a special number on 'It's Showtime' alongside his daughter, Sarina. On Saturday, the father-daughter duo kicked off their performance with a touching cover of Cyndi Lauper's 'True Colors,' followed by an energetic dance to Katseye's 'Gameboy.' More highlights of their number include Jhong's 'Soda Pop' by Saja Boys dance prod and Sarina's adorable appearance as Rumi of 'Kpop Demon Hunters.' Jhong and his wife, Maia Azores, welcomed Sarina in 2021. Sarina has been consistently charming the internet with her adorable videos. In 2024, she flexed her gymnastics skills. —Carby Rose Basina/JCB, GMA Integrated News
Pink Villa
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
KPop Demon Hunters' HUNTRIX beats NewJeans and BTS with 656 Perfect All-Kills chart for Golden
With rumors of the Netflix animated film getting renewed for a couple more seasons and a live-action as well as musical in discussions, KPop Demon Hunters is not going anywhere. Well, it also seems that the stars are not leaving the music charts anytime soon, either, with Golden, Your Idol, and Soda Pop becoming quick crowd favorites. Now, the fictional team of HUNTRIX has managed to surpass records held by K-pop industry giants NewJeans and BTS by grabbing the most numer of Perfect All-Kills in history. Comprising members Rumi, Zoey, and Mira, the girl group in the show, centered around the half-demon half-hunter protagonist leader, HUNTRIX, has been on everyone's mind, especially with its song Golden and now atop charts. Following the release of the show on June 20, they've become household names around the world and beaten the likes of NewJeans' Ditto, which held the record for the maximum PAKs since the release of its song in 2022. As of August 11 at 10 AM KST, HUNTRIX's Golden beat the record for the most number of hourly PAKs, grabbing the 656th one and overtaking the five-member HYBE girl group. The list now has the two female teams followed by BTS' Dynamite, which wreaked havoc with 610 of its own in 2022. Other famed acts in the chart include IU's Celebrity with 462 PAKs in 2020, IVE's I AM with 359 in 2023, IU's Love wins all with 339 in 2024, ZICO's Any Song with 330 in 2020, and aespa's Supernova with 317 in 2024. The KPop Demon Hunters number is expected to reach a new all-time high and grow further up with the undying love for the animated film. What's a Perfect All-Kill? In the world of K-pop, a PAK or Perfect All-Kill refers to the number 1 ranking of a song across all daily and real-time music charts, including Melon, Genie Music, YouTube Music, FLO, VIBE, and Bugs in South Korea, and is recorded by iChart. Fans are expecting it to cross 700 soon, with more listeners joining in the Golden fun every day! ALSO READ: KPop Demon Hunters: BTS' Jungkook's Soda Pop cover earns BIG reaction from voice of Jinu, 'Pointed out a mistake…'
Hype Malaysia
05-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
(Video) Ex-U-KISS Member Kevin Woo Cosplays As Mystery Saja At Fanmeet With Character's Voice Actor
If you're a fan of 'K-pop Demon Hunters' or a K-pop fan in general, you're likely already familiar with the singing voices behind the characters. Former U-KISS member Kevin Woo (케빈/우성현) lends his vocals to Mystery of the Saja Boys and has been teasing fans for some time about cosplaying as the character. True to his word, the idol recently unveiled his costume on Instagram, crediting content creator and cosplayer Lena Lemon for helping bring the look to life. That's not all, apparently, the singer attended a fan meet event in Los Angeles as the character, where he was also joined by Mystery Saja's voice actor. Here's the full story: Kevin Woo made headlines yesterday (Monday, 4th August) after hosting a pop-up fan meet event in Los Angeles, where hundreds of fans had the chance to meet him in full costume as his character, Mystery Saja. Attendees also took part in the viral 'Soda Pop' dance challenge. 'It's a testament to how popular 'K-pop Demon Hunters' is—it's a worldwide smash hit. I've seen kids lined up with their families here, it's been a great time,' he told ABC7 News. Joining Kevin at the event was a very special guest: Alan Lee, the voice actor behind Mystery Saja in the animated film. The duo's appearance delighted fans who got to see both the singing and speaking voices of the beloved character in one place. 'I had the honour of attending Kevin Woo's fan event!! It was a pleasure to meet so many fans and my own Mystery Saja's singing voice counterpart!!' Alan wrote in his Twitter post. Fans online expressed their excitement over the duo's appearance, with many sharing clips and photos from the event. Even the film's director, Maggie Kang, joined in, commenting on how adorable the two were posing with fans together. Here's Kevin Woo's cosplay reveal: The reported fan meet event on ABC7: Sources: Instagram (1)(2)(3), Twitter (1)(2)
Hindustan Times
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
KPop Demon Hunters reveals which K-idol inspired the fan-favourite male lead
If there's one animated movie K-pop fans can't stop talking about this year, it's KPop Demon Hunters. The Netflix original has quickly become a global sensation that's kept audiences hooked since its release. The film, which dropped just over a month ago, has been topping charts across music and entertainment platforms. It follows the lives of HUNTR/X, a girl group that moonlights as demon slayers, and their secret enemies, the Saja Boys — a boy band of demons disguised as idols. It's the ultimate fanfiction come to life, and it turns out, real K-pop stars had more to do with it than we thought. EXO's Kai and Jinu As fans began spotting familiar moves and expressions, the film's creators finally confirmed what many suspected: real idols were, in fact, a major source of inspiration. One of the standout characters, Jinu — the charismatic leader of Saja Boys — was largely inspired by none other than EXO's Kai. 'To capture the emotional expressions of Jinwoo, the leader of Saja Boys, I took a lot of inspiration from EXO's Kai,' animator Min Hong shared in an interview. Known for his intense stage presence and signature style, Kai was reportedly the blueprint for Jinu's aura, and fans couldn't agree more. But Kai wasn't the only one. When it came to nailing the choreography for Soda Pop, the Saja Boys' high-energy debut track, Min Hong turned to MONSTA X and SHINee. 'Natural movements referencing the choreography of domestic idol groups' helped breathe life into the group's animated performances, he said. It's no wonder that K-pop stans spotted similarities instantly. Even the film's working title, KPop Demon Hunters, unexpectedly stuck around. 'I was surprised that KPop Demon Hunters, which was a working title, remained the official title. I thought it would be a gift to K-pop fans, but I didn't know it would become such a hit,' said Min. Meanwhile, Korean designer Wi Hyun Song revealed the evolution of one of the film's most unique characters — Gwi Ma — who was voiced by Squid Game star Lee Byung Hun. Gwi Ma's creation came after director Maggie Kang reportedly said she wanted a 'never-before-seen demon.' With stars like ASTRO's Cha Eunwoo, EXO's Kai, SHINee, and MONSTA X influencing character development and movement, KPop Demon Hunters has become more than an animated film; it's a love letter to the K-pop world. And with BTS, BLACKPINK, and TWICE also cited during the early research phase, it's no surprise fans have embraced the film as a new kind of idol fantasy.
