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What is the best song from KPop Demon Hunters?

By YPB Team

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?

  1. Golden — ranked #11
    Golden
    HUNTR/X's soaring anthem that spent eight weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100, the film's signature song.
    1000pts
  2. Soda Pop — ranked #22
    Soda Pop
    The Saja Boys' bubbly, hypnotic single designed to lure fans under their spell.
    611pts
  3. How It's Done — ranked #33
    How It's Done
    The pulsing opening track introducing HUNTR/X's dual identity as pop idols and demon hunters.
    517pts
  4. Free — ranked #44
    Free
    An emotional ballad about breaking free from inherited pain and secrets.
    423pts
  5. What It Sounds Like — ranked #55
    What It Sounds Like
    A harmony-driven track exploring HUNTR/X's bond and the sound of unity between the trio.
    310pts
  6. Your Idol — ranked #66
    Your Idol
    A menacing Saja Boys track revealing the group's true demonic intentions beneath the idol facade.
    310pts
  7. Takedown (TWICE Version) — ranked #77
    Takedown (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
  8. Takedown — ranked #88
    Takedown
    The 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.
  9. Strategy — ranked #99
    Strategy
    TWICE'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.
  10. Love, Maybe — ranked #1010
    Love, Maybe
    MeloMance's 2022 ballad from the K-drama Business Proposal, one of three pre-existing Korean songs the filmmakers fought to license for the soundtrack.
  11. Path — ranked #1111
    Path
    A 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.

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