KPop Demon Hunters: Saja Boys DEFEAT BTS' Dynamite In Major Record; Huntr/x Threatens Blackpink As Animation's Music Tops Charts If you thought no K-pop group can dethrone global icons BTS on the charts, here's one band that has done it, and it's not even real! The Saja Boys from KPop Demon Hunters have beaten BTS in an actual record making it a rare feat. The fictional boy band appeared in Netflix's latest animation hit that has found audience across the world and also received raving reviews for its blockbuster music.
While its other girl group Huntr/x continues to find more listeners with every passing day, its Saja Boys are on their own journey of defeating BTS. Saja Boys defeats BTS in real record BTS, which reunited after all its seven members completed their mandatory military service weren't possibly looking out to have a fictional group becoming their first competitors in the real charts. The Saja Boys song Your Idol has hit No.
2 on Spotify's U.S. ranking (on July 3) to become the highest-charting track by a K-pop boy group ever, surpassing BTS with its Dynamite that stands at No. 3. The Saja Boys is the villainous soul-snatching quintet from Kpop Demon Hunters which released on Netflix on June 20 and became a global hit soon.
Its OST grabbed the attention of audience and has been trending on rankings ever since. KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack Infact it is not just audience that swooning over the music of Kpop Demon Hunters and its band Huntr/x and the Saja Boys. BTS are a fan too.
We even saw BTS members RM and Jungkook humming its other track Soda Pop during a recent full-group Weverse live and discussing how they liked the animation film. The music of Kpop Demon Hunters entered the Billboard 200 at No. 8 this week, making it the highest-debuting soundtrack of the year.
It includes real K-pop acts like TWICE and MeloMance alongside fictional Saja Boys which has been performed by popular singers. The featired artists are former K-pop Star contestant Andrew Choi, singer-producer Neckwav, YG Entertainment lyricist Danny Chung, former U-KISS member Kevin Woo, and samUIL Lee. Huntr/x competes with Blackpink Meanwhile, the titular demon hunters Huntr/x have been performed by singer-songwriter Ejae, singer-rapper Audrey Nuna, and singer-rapper Rei Ami.
They are charting with Golden just behind the Saja Boys at No. 3 on the U.S. Spotify, making them tied with Blackpink as the highest charting female K-pop group in US Spotify history by joining with Shut Down and Sour Candy. Kpop Demon Hunters director Maggie Kang recently called for a collab between all the groups, and fans are only awaiting for any such confirmation.
