Best KPop Demon Hunters Reactions, Memes & Covers

While the movie itself was released back in June, the track from fictional group Huntrix just made history as the first female K-pop creator to reach the best spot on the Billboard chart, and the first mami group to banger that mark since Destiny’s Child.

It is also the second song from an animated film this decade to reach number one, the first being “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” from Disney’s Encanto.

If you aren’t one of the 186.4 million views the movie’s received so far, check out the song below.

The women of Huntrix – including Arden Cho as Rumi, May Hong as Mira and Ji-young Yoo as Zoey, as well as EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami as their singing voices, respectively – headline the film as the world’s best Kpop group … who are also secretly demon hunters.

As the trio near sealing the demon world barrier, also known as the “Honmoon,” with their incredible voices, chaos arises when the underworld sends a final effort to defeat them – a heart-throbbing demon group known as the “Saja Boys.”

With the first film already a bonafide banger, the animated flick is today set to become a trilogy. Details regarding the sequels’ plots have yet to be revealed. 

While “Golden” currently holds the best spot, multiple songs on the soundtrack are capturing hearts from around the world, with Saja Boys’ songs “Your Idol” and “Soda Pop” currently rank eighth and fourteenth, respectively.

Huntrix’s “How It’s Done,” “What It Sounds Like” and “Takedown,” meanwhile, rank 19th, 25th and 29th. Soundtrack songs including “Free,” Twice’s cover of “Takedown” and their song, “Strategy,” rank 27th, 66th and 69th.

With fans watching the movie and listening to the soundtrack on repeat, the film and its songs have also taken over social media.

Viewers and celebrities alike have taken to Instagram and TikTok to share memes and covers of “Golden” and other soundtrack songs.

To celebrate Huntrix’s Billboard Hot 100 achievement, keep scrolling to see TooFab’s favorite posts … so far!