Easter egg has been hidden to the most terrifying Easter egg in KPOP

There was a lot of talk about him Summer films and box office shows in 2025Since many people who have concession, new cinematic cinemas, reshape, follow, and even an original or two movie try to make an impact with the masses. However, the distinctive summer movie has not been found in theaters, however it still breaks the records.

I am talking, of course, about “KPOP Demon Hunters”, animated film written by Maggie Kang and Chris Applehans produced by Sony Pictures Animation and released on Netflix last June, and this is related to the K-Pop band that must defeat the boy’s band to compete for Soul of Humanity. Although the film has arrived – like most Netflix movies – without a sensation or promotional show, it soon became a universal feeling.

The film’s soundtracks were captured, in particular, the planet’s attention quickly, just like the SAJA boys, who came to steal the lives of most of Seoul. Two fake groups in the movie Very real records in our world were shatteredWith “Golden”, the Breakout song from the fictional female collection Huntr/X, where it reached the first place on the Billboard Hot 100. “Bootylicious” by Destiny’s Child throughout 2001.

This makes the most extreme Easter egg in the movie more intelligent, because it retracts another very common group – one has a big contact with the moving movie.

The first Easter egg comes early in the movie, immediately after the Huntr/X performed “How to do” for a fascinated crowd that had no idea that the group had just jumped from an explosion plane while fighting the demons. The group meets with its manager, Bobby (Ken Jeong), who checks his phone to know how to perform the song, and we see that it is at the top of the plans, followed by the song “Strategy” by the real K-POP group twice. Later, during the idol prizes and before everything goes to hell for Huntr/X, we see the band behind the scenes in an entrance surrounded by stickers, including one for a period of twice.

Twice is a group of K-Pop Korean girls consisting of nine members that first appeared in 2015. The band is especially noticeable for the movie because the band members (specifically Jeongyeon, JIHYO and Chaeyoung) perform a cover for Huntr/X’s “Takedown” during the final credits of “Hemon Hunters”. The “Strategy” song is a true song for the group that plays even early in the movie, before it released Huntr/X “Golden”.

The relationship between twice and “KPOP Devil” did not stop with the movie. The group performed “Takedown” in the last performance of Lollapalooza Chicago (the first K-Pop Girl’s collection that it offers on the main theater) and made online surfing with a drone with “The Honmoon”, in reference to the movie.

“KPOP Demon Hunters” has already broken Every record to watch on Netflix To become one of their biggest films ever. It has been organized everywhere, and finally, Netflix listens. Not only does the sign not think, but a new edition of live work, and even adaptation on the stage. Not only that, Netflix was forced to undergo general pressure and a limited theatrical release of the film in special events.