Chart-topping anthems and villain-coded bangers battle it out from this breakout soundtrack, mixing idol-perfect harmonies with a few darker, demon-hunting edges. Which track wins your vote?
1GoldenHUNTR/X's soaring anthem that spent eight weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100, the film's signature song.1000pts
2Soda PopThe Saja Boys' bubbly, hypnotic single designed to lure fans under their spell.611pts
3How It's DoneThe pulsing opening track introducing HUNTR/X's dual identity as pop idols and demon hunters.517pts
4FreeAn emotional ballad about breaking free from inherited pain and secrets.423pts
5What It Sounds LikeA harmony-driven track exploring HUNTR/X's bond and the sound of unity between the trio.310pts
6Your IdolA menacing Saja Boys track revealing the group's true demonic intentions beneath the idol facade.310pts
7Takedown (TWICE Version)TWICE's version of the film's battle anthem, sung by Jeongyeon, Jihyo and Chaeyoung, which opens the soundtrack and was released as a single.0pts
8TakedownThe original HUNTR/X version of the film's fierce battle anthem, sung by EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami as the trio turns its stage power against demons.
9StrategyTWICE's upbeat 2024 English-language single, licensed for the film and its soundtrack as a nod to the real K-pop world behind the story.
10Love, MaybeMeloMance's 2022 ballad from the K-drama Business Proposal, one of three pre-existing Korean songs the filmmakers fought to license for the soundtrack.
11PathA 1971 song by Korean band Jokers, the oldest track on the soundtrack and one of three vintage or pre-existing songs licensed for the film.














