Since its global release on Netflix on June 20, 2025, 'Kpop Demon Hunters' has generated significant buzz online and gained considerable popularity worldwide.
'Kpop Demon Hunter' OST "Golden" garners attention
In particular, its empowering anthem "Golden," sung by the film's fictional girl group HUNTR/X, has become a standout track from the film, with viewers applauding the lyrics and catchy tune. The film's track is sung by EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami, each voicing the singing voices of Rumi, Mira, and Zoey, respectively.
EJAE also co-wrote "Golden," which conveys the emotions of overcoming hardships and discovering one’s self-worth, recognizing one's own strength and brilliance.
Korean netizens' reaction
Korean netizens are also obsessed with the track and have gathered on a popular online platform to share their thoughts. They commented:
"Oh, I'm listening to it right now lol it's insanely good."
"'Golden' is seriously crazy, it gives me chills."
"It’s really empowering. A true K-pop anthem."
"Feels like a dark version of IVE."
"Yeah, it has that 'I AM' vibe. So emotional and good lol. The high notes in the chorus hit hard too lol."
"Freaking love it. It hits the hearts of all seasoned K-pop fans lol."
"So damn good, seriously."
"For real, it feels like a slightly less flashy 'I AM' lol I love it, the song is amazing."
"It’s really moving. I hope they make choreography videos for the other tracks too."
"Why is the song so good lol."
"It's stuck on loop in my head. Seriously, an amazing track."
"It’s really good."
"It's so empowering."
"So good."
"Honestly, among the IVE-like songs, 'Golden is the best."
"It's empowering in the best way."
"Freaking masterpiece."
"So damn good."
"It’s so good, seriously. I'm addicted and keep listening on repeat."
"This song needs to be sung at the year-end award shows."
"The song quality is so crazy good."
"Wow. It's amazing."
"I love 'Golden' so much."
"I heard the song and felt so moved, so I went to watch the movie. lol."
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