What if music could literally save the world? That’s the central idea behind KPOP Demon Hunters Afdah, a 2025 animated film that turns a girl group’s global stardom into a magical mission. As a guest on your podcast, I’d love to explore how this movie goes beyond flash and fantasy to tell a genuinely empowering story. Rumi, the group’s half-demon leader, must confront her inner darkness as she leads Huntrix in a battle against soul-stealing rivals. But the real enemy is self-doubt — something many listeners can relate to. KPOP Demon Hunters uses fantasy and spectacle to reflect real-world anxieties: imposter syndrome, creative burnout, cultural pressure, and the masks we wear to be accepted. It’s funny, bold, and beautifully animated — but it also makes you think. From its incorporation of Korean folklore to the glowing symbolism of the Honmoon barrier, the film is rich with metaphor. I’d love to talk about how the creative team blends mythology with modern idol culture, and how it resonates across audiences regardless of age or background. This is a film that understands the emotional power of art — and I’d be excited to unpack that on your show.