Kpop Demon Hunters singers reveal Kendrick Lamar as a source of inspiration

While the singers of the film in animated movies KPOP DEMON Hunters They are largely inspired by the work of other K-Pop, Ejae, Rei Ami and Audrey Nuna artists have also said they also admire black American hip-hop stars such as Kendrick Lamar, Missy Elliott and Doechii.

“I think I discovered the west coast rap in the Gymnasium and learned a lot about narrative, lyricism and rhythm,” said Korean American rapper and singer Rei Ami.

All three singers told Reuters that the music of Rapper and the Lamar album had particularly influenced their musical styles. “His flow (Lamar’s) is crazy, rhythm, his way of writing, the way of vocal production, I learned a lot of it,” said Korean American singer and songwriter Ejae.

KPOP DEMON HuntersDirected by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans and available on Netflix, it tends around the world. His soundtrack has dominated the charts this summer, with over 3 billion world streams to date and blowing up unblocking Golden Reached No. 1 in the Billboard Hot 100 chart, Netflix said in August.

The streaming platform said Tuesday that the film was today the most popular English language.

A song of his song KPOP DEMON Hunters It exceeded the domestic box office during the first weekend on August 23 and 24, in what seems to be historic for Netflix.

The film full of action received 2.1 billion of audio and custom -based video on all platforms and won a total of 5.4 billion minutes watching Netflix in the US by the end of September, according to Luminate.

Luminate added that it was the most consumed soundtrack in the US so far this year, when we look at album sales and streaming equivalents.

The first live performance will be activated The Tonight Show

On October 7, the singers will perform Golden on The Tonight Showmarking their first live performance together. “It’s official,” the singers said together, confirming their upcoming debut.

“These girls are a honor that is on stage with them,” Rei Ami said, noting that for her, this story that makes the story is “late”.

The film, which came out on June 20, follows a group of K-Pop girls called Huntr/X, consisting of Rumi, Mira and Zoey, who are also a trio of demons who perform K-pop music to impress fans and demons.

Ejae, who co-wrote and executes GoldenIt provides the voice of the group’s lead song, while Rei Ami sings as Zoey and Audrey Nuna is Mira’s singer.

The film was produced by Sony Pictures Animation.

With the musical film continuing to be trends, directors Kang and Appelhans said they are considering what the future can keep. They both said they are thinking about a possible continuation, but right now they are just trying to get their busy programs day by day.

They are also grateful for the Oscar and Grammy Awards they have received. “It is an honor to be recognized, to be potential candidates,” Kang said.