I don't hear as many people talk about it, but the part where the whole audience joins in is so powerful. Everyone lending their voices to defeat evil together. Love it!

im a 39 year old metal head. when i watched this movie with my daughter i was ugly crying to this song

I'm 63. Heard my granddaughters talk about it. Watched it while my wife worked a night shift. Watched it again with her last night. This song is my favourite in the movie.

One thing that really impressed me with the music in this movie is that there's not a single wasted line, not a single wasted word in any of the songs. Nothing is in there just to make it rhyme. The songwriting skill just blows me away.

I think the brilliance of this song is that it crystalizes the story's central theme - that we all fight the demons inside our heads and it's only by accepting (and even embracing) our flaws that we can beat them. Just wonderful storytelling and of course the song itself, like all the others in this movie, is a complete banger.

the harmonized "this is what is sounds like" triggers my frisson every. single. time.

The Hon Moon at the end isn't blue. It isn't gold either. It's prismatic. It's not one note. It's harmony.

My wife convinced me to watch this.. 54 year old guy here, yeah, i watched it last night, loved it! This was my favorite song, and I did tear up.. Great movie. Great story.

"The beauty in the broken glass". Goosebumps all the way thru...

I REALLY hope they don't rush out the 2nd movie and they take their time and make it just as amazing as the 1st.

The Saja Boys from K-Pop Demon Hunters have become really popular, so I thought it’d be fun to explain what “Saja” means.
In Korean culture, a Saja is a supernatural being that guides the souls of the dead from this world to the afterlife.
The word Saja itself means something like a messenger or an errand runner.
Interestingly, “Saja” is also a homonym for “lion” in Korean—that’s why the Saja Boys’ icon in the movie was a lion!

9:22 I would argue that your silence is a reaction. For a work of art to speak to someone that you are speechless is a reaction.

Korean Writer Han Kang said in the Nobel Prize lecture that she used to ask herself "Can the present help the past? Can the living save the dead?" That is similar to Rumi trying to set Jinu free who was a '400 year-old demon' that should've died a long time ago. Then during the lecture Han Kang also mentioned that her questions changed in the direction of "Can the past help the present? Can the dead save the living?" This is also similar to Jinu's soul finally resting in peace in the realm of the dead and helping Rumi face Gwi-ma.

After watching the show...the line "The song we couldn't write, this is what it sounds like" is so freaking powerful, the first time I heard it I was fighting tears and  couldn't breathe.

And I'm a die hard metal head.

I'm 44  male with an 11-year-old and 5 year old daughters and they got me to watch this and the meaning is just so powerful I get chills every time throughout the movie and especially on this song.  This movie and these songs could literally save hundreds if not thousands of girls from self-harm. Frankly it isn't just about girls either although I love the powerful messaging for young girls.

Recently Golden beat Korean music records by getting the most "perfect kills" of any single ever. In Korean music industry, a "perfect kill" is being in the number 1 spot on every single Korean music chart at the same time. So it surpassed Dynamite, Ditto, I Am, everything.

Btw at the singalong I attended, the whole theater matched the audience singing along in harmony  and it was absolutely magical!

“My voice without the lies, this is what it sounds like” and “The song we couldn’t write, this is what it sounds like” are so good.  After watching the movie, those particular lyrics are just beautiful.

The honmoon they create at the end is rainbow. All the colors inside their heads.

This is my favourite song from the movie. So beautiful, makes me well up every time.