‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Dominates Charts as Soundtrack Takes Over Global Streaming
Netflix’s animated hit KPop Demon Hunters is proving to be an unstoppable force—not just on screens, but across the global music landscape. The action-packed film, directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, has returned to Netflix’s Top 10 movies in the U.S., but its soundtrack is the true breakout star of the summer.Following fictional K-pop girl group Huntrix as they balance performing chart-topping hits by day and slaying demons by night, the film has struck a chord with fans around the world. And now, its original music is taking real-world streaming platforms by storm.
“Golden” Hits No. 1 Globally on Spotify
The movie’s lead single “Golden,” performed by Huntrix members EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami, has soared to the No. 1 spot on Spotify’s Daily Top Songs Global Chart, and is also holding steady at No. 1 in the U.S.Its infectious beat, cinematic flair, and flawless vocal harmonies have made it a viral anthem—bridging the gap between fictional idol group and real-world chart dominance.
Saja Boys Make Their Mark with “Your Idol”
Not to be outdone, the film’s antagonist boy band, the Saja Boys—voiced by Andrew Choi, Neckwav, Kevin Woo, Samuil Lee, and Danny Chung—are climbing the charts with their single “Your Idol.” The track currently sits at No. 4 globally and No. 2 in the U.S. on Spotify's daily chart, cementing their role as more than just cinematic villains.In the film, the Saja Boys are revealed to be actual demons in disguise, using their fandom to steal souls. In the real world, they’ve become streaming powerhouses, rivaling Huntrix in both lore and listener loyalty.
From Animated Film to Real-World Pop Phenomenon
What sets KPop Demon Hunters apart isn’t just its stunning animation or sharp storytelling, but its ability to blur the lines between fiction and reality. Fans are treating Huntrix and the Saja Boys like real K-pop idols—creating fan cams, social media edits, and even requesting radio play.The film’s soundtrack, a mix of original pop, trap-infused ballads, and high-energy dance tracks, is now being called one of the most successful animated music projects since Encanto.
A Hit on Every Front
Between chart-topping tracks, renewed streaming momentum, and a growing fanbase that spans across continents, KPop Demon Hunters has achieved what few animated films manage: a full-fledged cultural moment.Whether you’re here for the K-pop fantasy, the supernatural storyline, or just some seriously catchy tracks, there’s no denying it—Huntrix and the Saja Boys are officially idols both on and off the screen.
And with the charts still climbing, the hunt is far from over.
