See ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Cast CRASH Bad Bunny ‘SNL’ Sketch

See ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Cast CRASH Bad Bunny ‘SNL’ Sketch

K-pop Demon Hunters has a massive following and a special Saturday Night Live cameo had the cast ready for musical warfare. On October 4th, SNL launched its 51st season with Bad Bunny as the host. In a sketch about a few friends catching up over brunch, the Puerto Rican rapper played a K-pop demon hunter superfan who couldn’t convince his crew to love the Netflix movie as much as he does. You know what music I like? K-pop demon punches. Oh, okay. You like the songs, too? That’s cool, Thomas. Actually, it’s not cool, dog. In K-pop demon hunters, songs are not just song. They are weapon. Weapons. Uh, duh. Who? What else is going to save you from demons, you idiot? Whoa, Thomas, we understand you’re really into the world of K-pop demon hunters. There’s no reason to get upset over a movie. You silly stupid man. You think it’s just a movie? It say at the beginning based on a true story. I don’t think it does. Okay, guys. Can we just stop talking about K-pop demon hunters? Fine. Forget that I’m even here. Thomas, okay. Bonito’s character was definitely feeling judged by his friends. That is until Bow and Yang, dressed as the demon Guimma, showed up and the real life singers who voiced the movie’s heroic girl group Huntress, burst in to perform their song Golden and defeat Bowen. We’re sorry we ever doubted you, Thomas. Just please do something to help us. I cannot cop you idiots, but they can. We’re going upon together we’re growing. According to Netflix, K-pop Demon Hunters is the platform’s most popular film of all time and has racked up 325 million streams and counting. Golden also hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. [Music]

“KPop Demon Hunters” has a massive following and a special “Saturday Night Live” cameo had the cast ready for musical warfare. On Oct. 4, “SNL” began its 51st season with Bad Bunny as the host. During a sketch about a few friends catching up over brunch, the Puerto Rican rapper played a superfan of “KPop Demon Hunters” who couldn’t convince his crew to love the animated movie as much as he does. That is, until Bowen Yang burst into the scene dressed as the Netflix movie’s demon Gwi-Ma and the trio of singers who voice “KPop Demon Hunters’” heroic girl group HUNTR/X have to save the day!

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