As the soundtrack’s K-pop songs flood the Hot 100, expect radio play, remixes and repeat viewings globally of the new Netflix smash.

Amidst the unsavory trend of stereotyping, race-swapping, and underplaying cultural values, KPop Demon Hunters feels like a breath of fresh air as it taps into the perfect balance of music, action, romance,

Netflix plans to push “Golden” from "KPop Demon Hunters" toward awards success. Although we’ve only just entered the second half of the year, it’s already evident that Netflix has unveiled its biggest phenomenon yet.

“Sinners,” set in 1932, stars Michael B. Jordan in a dual performance as twin bootleggers Smoke and Stack, who return from Chicago to their Mississippi home to open a juke joint. They recruit their cousin Sammie (Miles Caton) and local legend Delta Slim ( Delroy Lindo) to provide the opening night’s entertainment.

The Comeback Nobody Saw Coming Just when music critics were writing K-Pop's obituary, an animated bombshell was dropped that's got everyone eating their words. 'K-Pop Demon Hunter

The film is a visual feast for the eyes. The soundtrack has earworms for days. "KPop Demon Hunters" has something for everyone.

I’ll be honest, I jumped into watching KPop Demon Hunters knowing absolutely nothing. I don’t follow K-pop, I hadn’t seen a trailer, and I only hit play because my daughter wanted to watch it with me.