KPop Demon Hunters’ Golden Team Snubbed by Oscars: Their Reaction
The KPop Demon Hunters songwriting team experienced a surprising moment at the 98th Oscars. They won the award for Best Original Song with their track “Golden.” This win marks a historic first for K-pop, making it a significant achievement in the Academy’s history.
KPop Demon Hunters’ Reactions at the Oscars
As the team members accepted their award, they were unexpectedly cut off during their acceptance speech. The abrupt interruption occurred just as Lee Han addressed the audience, prompting gasps from reporters present in the backstage area. The show cut to a commercial break, leaving the team members with little time to express their gratitude.
Behind the Scenes Comments
- EJAE: “We feel very grateful and honored. This was a collaborative effort, and we want to thank our directors for creating a beautiful film.”
- Lee Han: “I wanted to thank Rei Ami and Audrey Nuna. Their performances were incredible, and they deserve recognition.”
- Mark Sonnenblick: “I want to acknowledge my family and everyone who worked on this movie. It was a collaborative process.”
Sonnenblick highlighted the film’s message, stating, “It’s about learning to trust and maybe even love those we are taught to fear.” He also noted the significance of the song’s lyrics, emphasizing the collective journey expressed in “We’re going up, up, up.” The KPop Demon Hunters team further celebrated their achievement with another Oscar for Best Animated Feature.
Historic Achievements
The KPop Demon Hunters’ success at the Oscars signifies a broader acceptance and appreciation for K-pop in mainstream media. Their significant contributions to the film and its soundtrack reflect the growing influence of this genre on global platforms.
The team’s celebration at the Oscars was not just for the awards, but also for the recognition of their hard work and dedication in the music and film industries. This milestone event reinforces the idea that music transcends borders and cultures.
