This Is What It Sounds Like

[angrychair]

We're shattering the silence, we're rising, defiant
Shouting in the quiet, "You're not alone"
We listened to the demons, we let them get between us
But none of us are out here on our own
So we were cowards, so we were liars
So we're not heroes, we're still survivors
The dreamers, the fighters, no lying, I'm tired
But dive in the fire, and I'll be right here by your side
Huntr/x Kpop Demon Hunters

No one is coming to save us. Not the military. Not the police. Sure as hell not Congress.
It's up to citizens to save their own country.

[greatauntoftriplets]

1. I know very little about Kpop Demon Hunters, but my 8-year-old great-niece loves them.

This explains a lot about her, and I'm intrigued. It goes along with what her mother and teenage sisters are passionate about.

[angrychair]

2. I am completely unashamedly enthralled

With the movie and I don't even have little kids (though I do have young nieces and nephews that love it as well). It's the salve for me soul when I get down. Songs are amazing and the message is solid.
This particular excerpt from the song, which is the last of the movie, is absolutely the best and a great message, especially for young women but everyone in general as well.
It's is animation and some therefore look at it as a kid's movie but there is a deeper messaging there for adults as well as there is in most cartoons and animated movies.