
How 'K-pop Demon Hunters' became a love letter to K-pop and its fandom
Directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans unpack the visual cues, idol archetypes, and K-pop references that shaped Netflix’s breakout animated hit.
A recent video circulating online sheds light on a unique detail within Taylor Swift's hit song, "Blank Space," specifically the distinctive pen click sound. The footage features Swift herself, discussing the moment the sound was incorporated into the track. According to the video, the pen click originated during a songwriting session with renowned producer Max Martin. An accompanying voice memo captures Martin's immediate reaction to the sound, where he is heard saying, "That's awesome! It's so annoying! I love it." This candid remark highlights the spontaneous and often unconventional elements that contribute to popular music. The video appears to address previous discussions or misconceptions regarding the authenticity of Martin's reaction, confirming the interaction took place and was recorded. This revelation offers fans and music enthusiasts a deeper look into the creative process behind one of Swift's most recognizable songs.
Directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans unpack the visual cues, idol archetypes, and K-pop references that shaped Netflix’s breakout animated hit.
Directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans unpack the visual cues, idol archetypes, and K-pop references that shaped Netflix’s breakout animated hit.