KPop Demon Hunters’ fictional band HUNTR/X to perform Oscar-nominated song live at the Academy Awards

Los Angeles – The fictional K-pop group HUNTR/X, featured in the animated film 'KPop Demon Hunters,' is set to take the stage at the upcoming Academy Awards ceremony. The group will perform the film’s Oscar-nominated original song, which was co-written by EJAE, according to a recent report.

The song, which has garnered significant attention for its unique blend of K-pop and cinematic storytelling, is nominated in the Best Original Song category at this year’s Oscars. The performance will mark a rare occasion where a fictional musical act from an animated feature delivers a live act at the prestigious event.

The inclusion of HUNTR/X at the Oscars highlights the growing global influence of K-pop and the increasing recognition of animated films in major international awards. The song’s nomination is seen as a testament to the collaborative efforts of the film’s creative team, with EJAE’s songwriting receiving particular praise.

Further details regarding the performance, including the exact lineup of singers and the staging concept, have not been disclosed. However, anticipation is building among both K-pop fans and followers of the Academy Awards, as the event promises to showcase a fusion of music, animation, and live performance on an international platform.

'KPop Demon Hunters' has been noted for its innovative approach to storytelling and music, with HUNTR/X serving as a central element of the narrative. The film’s soundtrack, especially the Oscar-nominated track, has contributed to its popularity and critical acclaim.

The Academy Awards ceremony, where HUNTR/X will perform, is scheduled to take place soon, bringing together prominent figures from the global entertainment industry.